1 Choose the correct verb form.

1 I will pass / would pass / would have passed the exam if I had studied hard.
2 If she’d seen me, she will be / would be / would have been so angry.
3 If they don’t park / didn’t park / hadn’t parked the car there, they could have got away.
4 He will move / would move / would have moved to the USA if he’d got a visa.
5 If I meet / met / had met the President, I would tell him he was wrong.
6 Will you make / Would you make / Would you have made the same decisions if you lived your life
again?
7 If I am / were / had been you, I would buy the red jacket.
8 John might help / might be helping / might have helped if you’d asked him.
9 What had you done / would you do / would you have done if you had won?
10 He knows it was a mistake. He shouldn’t steal / shouldn’t have stolen / shouldn’t have to steal the
money.
11 If she had loved / loves / will love him, she would have married him.

Rewrite the sentences with the same meaning with should or shouldn’t.
1 It was a bad idea for you to drive during the snowstorm.
You shouldn’t have driven during the snowstorm.
2 Why didn’t you use the screwdriver?
_you should have used the screwdriver._______
3 Stealing the money was stupid.
______You shouldn't have stolen the money.___
4 Why did you argue with a customer?
_______You shouldn't have argued with a customer.____
5 Larry made a mistake when he married Monica.
________Larry shouldn't have married Monica.____
6 You didn’t need to turn on all the lights.
___You shouldn't have turned on all the lights__________________
7 I can’t believe that criminal has been released from prison.
____The criminal shouldn't have been realised from prison.______
8 It was wrong of us to arrest you.
____We shouldnt have arrested you.________
9 Running away would have been the best idea for you.
_____Running away should have been the best idea for you.______
10 Please forgive me for not recognizing you.
____I should have recognized you.____________________________
11 It would have been better for you to listen to your mother.
______You should have run away.__________________________

Correct the mistakes in these sentences. Tick the three correct sentences.
1 If he’d had a happy childhood, he wouldn’t become a thief. wouldn’t have become
2 If you saw someone shop-lifting, would you report it to the manager? __correct______
3 I would demand a receipt if I were you. ___would have_____
4 Why didn’t you ask them? They could help. __correct______
5 The police could arrest him if you’d called them yesterday. _could have arrested_______
6 If I am you, I would break up with him. __if I were you______
7 He wouldn’t have played truant if he wouldn’t have been afraid of the bullies. _hadn't been_______
8 How would you feel if you caught someone breaking into your house? __correct______
9 If Lara and Gary hadn’t argued, they hadn’t broken up. __wouldn't have broken______
10 You will be happier if you didn’t worry about everything. __would_be happier_____
11 If she given me a chance, I could make her happy. ___gave_____

Complete the sentences with the correct form of the verbs.

1 If she had left earlier, she (not be) wouldn’t have been late.
2 I would have finished the job if I (start) ___had started_____ sooner.
3 I’ll give you a lift if you (come) ___come_____ now.
4 I (not stop) ___would't _ stop_____ working if I won a lot of money.
5 If you (tell) __had_told_____ him the truth, would you not have argued?
6 You (can be) ___could_have_been __ happy together if you hadn’t been so jealous.
7 If you break the machine again, I (not be) __will not be______ able to fix it.
8 (take) __Would___ you __take____ the course again if you failed?
9 If you were born again, what (do) __would______ you __do______ differently?
10 He (not ring) _will not ring_______ you if you don’t give him your number.
11 I would buy a new flat if I (have) __had______ the money.

Replace a word or phrase in each sentence with a word from the box with a similar meaning.
angry completely delighted frightened furiously located met normal point prison stunned
1 Harris had to go to jail for theft. prison
2 The situation is totally hopeless. _completely_____
3 Are you scared of snakes? __frightened______
4 I bumped into Richard the other day. _met_______
5 I don’t understand the purpose of this task. _point_______
6 We were shocked when we heard the news. __stunned______
7 Monday was just an ordinary day. __normal______
8 ‘I’ll never forgive you,’ he said angrily. ___furiosly_____
9 I’m going to be a daddy! I’m over the moon. __delighted______
10 The old town is situated north of the centre. ___located_____
11 When I heard what had happened, I was furious. __angry______

Decide if the sentence is correct or incorrect. Correct the mistakes.

1 Dennis Rodman is a high man.
Incorrect. Dennis Rodman is a tall man.
2 My uncle’s got a very fast car.
___Correct._____
3 Would you like a little glass of wine?
__Would you like a small glass of wine?___
4 If you’re lonely, you can’t be happy.
___Correct.___
5 You’ve made a great mistake.
____You've made a big mistake. ___
6 Damien Hirst is a big artist.
_____Damien Hirst is a great artist.___

Choose the correct words.

1 Tom was sitting in his living-room, … his favourite CD.
a listening to b hearing
2 You don’t have to be perfect. Just … your best.
a make b do
3 Vicky enjoys … sport on TV.
a watching b looking at
4 I think Argentina … the next football World Cup.
a will beat b will win
5 He was convicted for … a supermarket.
a stealing b robbing
6 Tom had to stay at home to … the flat.
a clean b clear
7 Can you … me some money?
a lend b borrow
8 You can have a party, just don’t … a mess.
a do b make
9 … your wife some flowers – she’ll love them.
a Pay b Buy
10 Is that … boy lost?
a small b little
11 I love … to my mates about football.
a speaking b talking

VOCABULARY UNIT 9
ashamed - feeling bad or embarrassed because of something you have done
fatigue - extreme tiredness
burglary - the crime of entering a building or a flat or house illegally in order to steal things (a person
who does it - a burglar)
scruffy - untidy or dirty
passer-by - someone who is walking past a place, especially when an accident or violent event
happens
curious - inquisitive, inquiring, nosy
murder - a crime of intentionally killing a person
stunned - shocked
relief - ease, a relaxed happy feeling that you get because something bad has not happened or a bad
situation has ended
relieve (a verb from relief) - to ease, to make something less unpleasant ; for example pain
counsellor - someone whose job is to give advice and help to people with problems
rehabilitate - to help someone to give up drugs or alcohol, so that they can return to a healthy,
independent, and useful life; to help someone who has been ill or in prison to return to a healthy,
independent, and useful life
theft - the act of stealing; person who does it = thief
to hit rock bottom - to get to the lowest possible level
to be over the moon - to be extremely happy about something