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1.Unjumble the words in capital letters and write them in the blanks: 1 RROWRAI 2 YUBR In the old days, a soldier or fighter was known as a w.......... In some countries, people used to b. gold and precious jewels with the dead person. Your d.. consists of everything you eat. All the things that belong to you are known as your b.. The framework of bones in your body is referred to as a s Another name for a broken bone is a f.. A fight between two opposing groups is called a b... A large, decorated grave is called a t. When you want to tell someone politely that they are not slim, you call them You should always..when you talk in a library, so as not to disturb the other persons.

3 TDEI 4 LGGIBOENNS 5 KTNSEEOL 6 ERTURFAC 7 TTLBEA 8 MTBO 9 GEOIVTRWEH

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2.Write as many correct conditional sentences as possible, using words from the box to link the sentence openings with the endings: EXAMPLE: 1.I would lend my friend money provided that he promised to pay me back. as long as unless provided that

1.I would lend my friend money a.I knew it was safe. 2.I wouldnt kill an animal b.there was a fire. 3.I would try bungee jumping c.he gave me extra pocket money. 4.I wouldnt lie to my best friend d.it was in pain. 5.I wouldnt jump out of a window e.I really had to. 6.I would agree to wash my dads car f.he promised to pay me back. .. .. .. .. ..

3.Rewrite the following sentences using provided that or unless: 1.Ill share a room with you on holiday only if you promise not to snore. Ill share a room with you on holiday provided that you promise not to snore. 2.If Tom doesnt have his hair cut, his headmaster wont let him into school. . 3.Sarah will come camping with us but only if we guarantee there wont be any snakes. . 4.If Joshua doesnt pass all his exams, he wont be able to study Medicine. . 5.My parents will let me go to the concert but only if I promise to be home by 1.30 p.m. 6.The archeologist said we could watch the excavation, but only if we agreed not to touch anything.

4.Number the adjectives in the correct order and rewrite them in the space provided:
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1.My teacher was a(n) elderly slim cheerful man. My teacher was a cheerful slim elderly man. 2.On holiday, we hired a little brilliant purple car for getting to the beach.

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3.My grandmother was a plump short lovely woman.

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4.The lifeguard was a(n) Australian tanned tall.

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5.The tramp had a black long beard.

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6.My sister is a little naughty monkey.

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5.Match the opposites: 1. generous 2. cheerful 3. tanned 4. skinny 5. dark 6. friendly 7. eccentric 8. clever 9. old 10. wrinkled

a. unlined b. ordinary c. miserable d. mean e. chubby f. fair g. hostile h. pale i. slow j. young