Key structures
A
1.He He read the book and returned it to the library.
2.The boy climbed thr tree and picked some apples.
3.I opened the door and he came into the hall.
4.He looked for his pen but he could not find it.
5.She called to him but he did not answer her.
6.Everyone was out so I left a message.
7.He plays both soccer and rugby.
8.Both children and adults enjoy holidays.
9.He must be either very clever or very foolish.
10.Neither George nor Dave plays football.
11.George plays neither soccer nor rugby.
12.He neither knows nor cares.
13.He forgot to take not only his umbrella but also his briefcase as well.
B
a
believe
are joking; don't know
know; believe
forget; looks
are trying; believe
think
live
don't know
b
put; cooked
smelled/smelt
told; sang; began
felt; put; crept
c
has begun
was; flew
has flown; landed
landed
has just refused; wanted
didn't take; was
d
told
used to work
was; used to work
saved; bought
used to make; had
employed
was smiling; remembered; was still smiling
opend; came; wanted
e
1.We are going to leave at six o'clock.
2.I am going to pay these bills tomorrow.
3.Are you going to write to him?
4.She is going to look for a new job.
5.When are you going to buy a new car?
f
is going to be held; will visit
will/is going to build
will also build; will be held
will be called; will have completed
will have finished
g
found; run
spent; took
saw; brust; said; had never run
h
was asked
was wanted; was told
was picked; was sent
be found; was stolen
i
1.He said that he was very tired.
2.She asked if you were tired.
3.Tom asked if Jack would arrive the next day.
4.Tom asked when Jack would arrive.
5.Catherine asked if you had ever been abroad.
6.Jane ased why you hadn't written to her.
j
1.is
2.don't hurry
3.would enjoy
4.were
k
1.to see
2.ironing
3.leaving
4.arguing
5.seeing
6.waiting
7.working
8.went
C
a
1.mustn't
2.needn't
3.needn't
4.mustn't
b
1.Have a look at this.
2.He had a wash before going out.
3.I had a swim in the sea this morning.
4.She is having a rest.
c
1.Could 2.was able to 3.was able to 4.could
D
/; a; the
the; the
Some; /; the; some
the; the; a
a; the; the; the
the; the; the
the; any
E
1.There's little I can do to help him.
2.There aren't many apples on the tree, but you can pick a few if you want to.
3.He has less work to do than I have.
4.There isn't much whisky in this bottle, but you can have a little if you want it.
5.He has fewer books than I have.
6.There were few people in the shop.
F
1.to 2.out of/from 3.(up) to 4.at 5.into
G
1.with...to 2.for 3.for 4.with 5.at
Special Difficulties
a
1.too 2.denied 3.jobs 4.passed 5.other 6.looked at
7.so 8.such a 9.continuously 10.robbed 11.one 12.notice
b
'Haven't you finished this book yet?"he asked.
'I haven't even started it,' I answered.
'Why not?'He asked.'It's an exciting story.'
'Perhaps it is.' I answered,'but it's too difficult for me. I spend more time looking up the dicitonary than reading the book.'
c
1.out 2.up 3.with 4.up 5.back
d
1.made 2.make 3.does 4.make 5.do 6.makes