Language Leader Intermediate Unit Test A – Unit 12

1 Add the words that go with behaviour to make word combinations.

0 bad behaviour
1 cruel behaviour
2 human behaviour
3 anti-social behaviour
4 good behaviour

2 Put these words/phrases in the correct column in the table.

fingerprint hostage ransom lawyer prosecutor robbery evidence suspect
witness thief offender attorney bank robber

People connected with the Things connected with People connected with crime
law crime
lawyer, attorney, prosecutor ransom, fingerprint, robbery, suspect, witness, thief, bank
evidence robber, hostage, offender

3 Make one sentence in the third conditional using the verb in the brackets.
0 The car didn’t start. We were late. (would)
If the car had started we wouldn’t have been late.
1 I didn’t pass the exam. I didn’t study. (might)
If I had studied I might have passed the exam.
2 You couldn’t do the job. You don’t have the experience. (could)
If I had had the experience I could have done the job.
3 They didn’t win the election. They broke their promises. (would)
If they hadn’t broken their promises they would have won the election.
4 He was arrested. They found his fingerprints. (might)
If they hadn’t found his fingerprints he might have not been arrested.
5 You didn’t lock the door last night. You were robbed. (would)
If you had locked the door last night you wouldn’t have been robbed.
6 The police lost the evidence. The trial couldn’t begin. (could)
If the police hadn’t lost the evidence the trial could have begun.
7 You didn’t think carefully. You didn’t see the mistake. (might)
If you had thought carefully you might have seen the mistake.
8 Steve stopped to eat something. He missed his plane. (would)
If Steve hadn’t stopped to eat something he wouldn’t have missed his plane.

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4 Complete the sentences using the verb in brackets to form modals for past deduction. There
may be more than one possible answer.
0 Ali _must have seen_________ (see) something. He was sitting on his balcony at the time!
1 Why did you do that? You should have known better better.
2 They couldn’t have heard the robber breaking in. They weren’t even at home!
3 Dr Smith might have been in the laboratory all day yesterday but I’m not sure.
4 All the evidence says the same thing. It was him. He must have done it!
5 His car has been stolen. He should have checked to see that it was locked, but he didn’t.
6 He might have thought it was antisocial behaviour but I didn’t.
7 His presentation was awful. He couldn’t have prepared very well.
8 These strawberries are awful. You should have tasted them before buying them.

5 Correct the underlined mistakes and rewrite the phrases.

0 I’m not clean he’s guilty because…
__I’m not certain he’s guilty because…_______
1 I am confident that you will find the criminal guilty.
I am confident that you will find the suspect guilty.
2 I want he’s innocent because…
I an sure he’s innocent because…
3 The things clearly shows.
The evidence clearly shows.
4 The facts of this trial are clear.
The facts of this case are clear.
5 There should be no thought in your minds that this man is guilty.
There should be no doubt in your minds that this man is guilty.
6 I am sure that you will find my suspect innocent.
I am sure that you will find my client innocent.
7 You can look at it on two ways.
You can look at it in two ways.
8 I will buy witnesses to confirm that….
I will bring witnesses to confirm that….