Vocabulary
Name four phrases for giving an example.
…………………………………… (the film / start) at 8.30 pm or 9.30 pm?
Does the film start
I didn’t realise Andrew was in hospital. If ……………………………………………………… (I / know) he was in hospital, I would have gone to visit him.
If I had known …
Conditional 3
I can't probably help you.
I probably can't help you.
Complete the following sentences with an appropriate preposition:
I don’t know, this goes …………… my knowledge.
beyond
Name five linking words/phrases to add another point.
furthermore, in addition, additionally, besides, moreover, another interesting fact is …, …
My brother ………………………………………………… (study) physics for three years now, but he ………………………………………………
(not / have) a single negative grade yet.
has been studying / has not had
I wouldn't buy that coat, if I … (be) you.
were
Conditional 2
It was so a great lost for our class.
such a great loss
Complete the sentence with an appropriate phrasal verb: I’ve ………………… ………………… studying so far, but I have to start now.
put off
Name the opposites: patience, stable, encourage, increase
impatience, unstable, discourage, decrease
While the woman … (get) on the bus, the driver suddenly … (move).
was getting / moved
We don't see you very often, because you live so far away.
If you didn't live so far away, we'd see you more often.
Conditional 2
My grandma suffers of a terrible desease.
suffers from / disease
Name the opposites of the following words: perfect, polite, logical, understand, responsible, appropriate, known
imperfect, impolite, illogical, misunderstand, irresponsible, inappropriate, unknown
to cope with / to deal with
You …………………………………… (do) your homework for two hours. Haven’t you finished yet?
You've been doing …
I wasn't hungry, so I didn't eat anything.
If I ………
If I had been hungry, I would have eaten something.
Conditional 3
I've always wanted to have a yard and a cellar.
yard and basement (AE)
garden and cellar (BE)
I looked at him … (angry) but then he said, "The box has been hidden … (deep) into the ground.". It didn't surprise me, he smelled … (awful), just like mud. I couldn't think … (clear) anymore and all I could think about was Adam being … (severe / hurt).
angrily / deep / awful / clearly / severely hurt
Rephrase the sentence in at least 4 different ways:
Children are not allowed to drink alcohol.
It is not permitted to drink alcohol below the age of 16.
It is against the law to …
The law states that …
It is forbidden by law to …
It is illegal to …
By the time they … (arrive), the fire …
(already/spread) to the neighboring buildings.
arrived / had already spread
We've decided not to catch the 10.30 train. (arrive too early)
If we …
If we caught the 10.30 train, we'd arrive too early.
Conditional 2
I didnt go out last night. I would have gone out if I hadn't a test today.
didn't
hadn't had
Form a passive construction:
Workers were setting up a road block when I passed through.
A road block was being set up when I passed through.