7A
a Match the sentence halves.
You need to be ready (8!
1 know you're tired, but try
2 In my job it's important
3 Idon't know where
4 We were late, so Simon
offered
‘5. When you give a presentation
isnormal
A to give us a lift to the station,
B-to-show yourD atthe gate.
C to feel nervous.
D to dress smartly.
E to park.
F to stay awake for the party.
Complete the sentences with a positive or negative
infinitive.
notbe do notdrive have learn
not make meet pay
look for
\'m planning to have a party next week,
1A Hi, I'm Donna, B I'm Renée. Nice you.
2 What do you want __ tonight? Stay in or go out?
3 Let's meet outside the cinema. | promise late.
4 Ty ‘a noise. Your father's asleep.
5 td realy like ‘a new language.
6 Be careful too fast —the roads are icy.
7 My brother has decided a new job.
8 The museum is free, You don’t need to 99 in.
7B
2 Complete the sentences with a verb from the list in the -ing
form.
do notknow message practise remember
| Ike listaning_to the radio in the
momings.
1 Pilates is good for yourhealth. (4)
2 Weoffered ___for the meal. (pay)
{really enjoy doing exercise. Itmakes me feel great!
1. One thing that always makes me happy in the sea, 3 We ere the car. I's so
2 Youcart eam to pay a masa insur wel wou expensive (out)
reas a Fecal rections.
a Nee rae ES) See nantes 5 You can borrow the car if you remember
4 teenagers is very hard work. Sees panel eat
5 My sister spends hours er friends. a: Rasttmopped ret fatel
6 thate the answer when somebody asks me a question. P idehni Ter tcl tie
7 ___by train usually cheaper than by plane. grrr earea eortt
8 My brother wants togo.on French for as long as he ica Tieden demers
‘can. Held like to speak it really fluently! Sarre
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7
2 Complete the sentences with the correct form
of have to.
| don't have to. go to school on Saturdays,
1 denice study very hard ~ she has exams soon,
2 You buy a ticket before you get on the
bus. It costs £4 and the machine is over there.
3 your sister {ge to London
for her job interview?
4 Mike____weara really ugly uniform at his,
new school. He hates it.
5 We_____get up early tomorrow. Our fight
leaves!
6 Harry
7 Can youwait a moment? |
8 we
work today — he has a day off.
make a phone call
{goto bed? It's only
ten o'clock!
b_ Gircletthe correct form, Tick (V) if both are possible.
WeGon't have t8)/ mustn't go to school next we
eres
1 You don't have to / mustn‘t cross the road when the
traffic lights are red.
‘What do Ihave to/ must ido when |fnsh this exerise?
The concerti ree. You don’t have to/ mustn't pay.
We're late for the meeting. We have to/ must go now.
‘You don't have to / mustn't leave the door open - the
dog will get out.
have to / must pay Jane back the money she lent me.
In Britain you have to / must drive on the left.
8 You don'thave to/ mustn'tbe tall tobe good at
football.
Opse140
GRAMMAR BANK
8A should / shouldn't
1 You should leave your boyfriend 22
She's very stressed. She shouldn't work so hard
You shouldn't drink coffee inthe evening, I'l keep you awake.
2 I think you should get a new job.
dont think you should speak to him.
1 We use should / shouldn't + verb (infinitive without to) to give
somebody advice or say what we think is the right thing to do.
should / shouldh’tis the same forall persons.
2 We often use I think you should... or I don't think you should...
NOT J think you shouldn't.
D ought to
You can also use ought to/ ought not o instead of
should should, 0.9
You ought to leave your boyfiond
‘She eught not to work so har
8B first conditional:
Cr
erent}
ti
if + present, will / won't + infinitive
1 two get tothe airport cary, the fight willbe delayed. €8.12
{you tell her the uth, she won't Believe you
What wll ou do if you don’t finda job?
2 Ifyou don’t go, she won't be very pleased
She won't be very pleased if you don't go.
3 Ifyou miss the last bus, get a tax
Ifyou miss the last bus, you can get a tax.
11 We use if + present to talk about a possible situation and
will/ won't + infinitive to talk about the consequence.
2 The if-clause can come first or second. Ifthe if-clause comes
first, we usually put a comma before the next clause.
3 We can also use the imperative or can + infinitive instead of
will + infinitive in the other clause.
8C possessive pronouns
Whose coat ist? I's my coat. It's mine @s.z2 _Pronouns and possessive adjectives overview
ose jaca? spout. esyous Sac GS = ae
exe phone ist? I'shis phone. Isis, Pronouns pronouns—adectives
Whose bagisit? I'sherbag. It's hers.
Whose dog ist? It's ourdog. It’s ours.
Whose house iit? It's theirhouse. It's theirs
We Ik ab a
+ We use possessive pronouns to talk about possession. ean
lee yours? Yoo i's mine. She ame.
+ We use Whose to ask about possession. k
Whose book sit? Whose is that bag? wo ours,
+ We don't use possessive pronouns wih a noun They sae
Not
* We don't use the with possessive pronouns
|s this yours? NOT ls-thisthe-yours?b Complete the sentences with should or shouldn't
+a verb from the list.
be buy book drive leave
relax spend study wear
We should leave now. I's getting late.
1 You ___ascarf. it's really cold today.
2 |_____this afternoon. | have an exam tomorrow.
‘You should lose a bit of weight. 3 You___aholiday. You need a break.
1 You work eally long hours every day. 4 You look really il. You ___at work.
2 You stop smoking. 5 She more. She's very stressed at the
3 You ‘eat more fruit and vegetables. moment.
4 You ‘put so much sugar in your coffee. 6 You 30 fast -this road's very dangerous.
5 You ‘start doing some exercise. 7 Parents ‘more time with their children.
6 You drink less alcohol. 8 You im an iPad —he's only seven years
7 You ink more water. old,
8 You go to bed so late, Ops
8B
a Match the sentence halves.
you leave now, 1G
The hotel will be cheaper
I you don't hear from me this afternoon,
You'll learn more quickly
Ifyou get that new job,
‘You won't pass your driving test
6 fend you this book,
A if you don’t have enough lessons.
B will you remember to give it back?
C you'll catch the 8.00 train
D ifyou book it early
E ifyou come to every class,
F will you earn more money?
G call me this evening,
Complete the sentences with the correct form of the verbs.
\fwe stact_ walking, the bus will come_. (start, come)
1 you me what really happened, |
anybody else. (el, not tel)
2M itdown, | it (not write, not remember)
2 you me if you any news? (call,
get)
4 She__you if you _her nicely. help, as)
51 you if from Alex. (phone, hear)
6 You your friends ifyou to Paris. miss, move)
7 Mfyou carefully, you ‘everything.
{isten, understand)
8 Your boss pleased ifyou late for work
today. (not be, be)
1 you home if you me directions. (tive, give)
10 you an umbrell not take, rain)
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8c
a Gircle)the correct form.
Whose car is that? It's her [he
1 This isn’t my / mine pen, it's Susan's.
2 I think this book is your/ yours.
3 Thisisn't your suitcase, it's ours / our
4 Where's Mary? | think these are her/ hi
gloves.
5 These keys are mine / the mine.
6 They showed us all theirs / theirholiday
photographs,
7 These seats are thei / their, not ours.
8 Is this yours / your bag?
9 This isnt my jacket. t's her / hers.
Complete the sentences with a pronoun or a possessive
adjective.
This isn't my coffe, i's yours, Where's mine?
1 A Isthat Sue's car?
B No, t's her boyfriend's.
2 new boyltiend, but | haven't met yet.
3 Look. Here's a photo of Alex and Kim with new baby.
4 We've finished paying for our house, s0 i's now.
5
6
7
isa white Peugeot.
‘These are your tickets. Can you give Maria and Marta 2
We're lost. Can you tell
Would you like to see
beautiful flowers.
8 London is famous for
how to get to the station?
garden? We've got some
_____ beautiful parks. Onw