1. The document contains 5 exercises testing verb forms, phrasal verbs, conditionals, and word forms.
2. The exercises include completing sentences with verbs from a box, matching conditional sentences, completing sentences with phrasal verbs, using the correct forms of verbs in the second conditional, and completing sentences with the correct form of words in capitals.
3. The exercises cover a range of grammar topics to test verb forms, conditional sentences, phrasal verbs, and transforming words to different parts of speech.
1. The document contains 5 exercises testing verb forms, phrasal verbs, conditionals, and word forms.
2. The exercises include completing sentences with verbs from a box, matching conditional sentences, completing sentences with phrasal verbs, using the correct forms of verbs in the second conditional, and completing sentences with the correct form of words in capitals.
3. The exercises cover a range of grammar topics to test verb forms, conditional sentences, phrasal verbs, and transforming words to different parts of speech.
1. The document contains 5 exercises testing verb forms, phrasal verbs, conditionals, and word forms.
2. The exercises include completing sentences with verbs from a box, matching conditional sentences, completing sentences with phrasal verbs, using the correct forms of verbs in the second conditional, and completing sentences with the correct form of words in capitals.
3. The exercises cover a range of grammar topics to test verb forms, conditional sentences, phrasal verbs, and transforming words to different parts of speech.
1 Complete the sentences with the verbs in the box. There are two extra verbs.
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0 In England, you can do three or four subjects at A level.
1 If you’re tired, why don’t you a break for a while? 2 Ed’s really excited – he’s managed to his exam! 3 In the UK, students can school when they’re 16. 4 Children first primary school at the age of five. 5 I can’t come out because I have to for my exams.
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2 Match 1–5 with a–f to make conditional sentences.
0 If we’re free on Saturday, f 1 If there’s enough snow, 2 If it’s a fine day, 3 We’ll go by train 4 We won’t go to a café 5 We’ll buy a drink
a we’ll sit in the sun.
b if there aren’t any buses. c if we’re thirsty. d we’ll go ski-ing. e if we haven’t got much money. f we’ll have a day out. /5 3 Complete the sentences with the phrasal verbs in the box. There are two extra verbs.
deal with find out get up give up set up sum up throw out work out
0 At the end of the lesson, we had to sum up our thoughts.
1 Why don’t you these old papers? They’re no use. 2 I want to playing netball – I really don’t like it. 3 Uncle John is going to a new business in the US. 4 Help! I can’t 1527 divided by 13! 5 I have to what time the train leaves for London. /5 4 Complete the Second Conditional sentences with the correct forms of the verbs in brackets. 0 If John applied (apply) for the job, he would get (get) it. 1 If Stella (not be) so busy, she (relax) more. 2 Joe (not work) long hours if he (not do) so much overtime. 3 William (get) a pay rise if he (ask) his boss. 4 If Ted (not have) a car, how (he/get) to work? 5 Where (you/choose) to go if you (want) to have a skiing holiday? /5 5 Complete the sentences with the correct form of the words in capitals. 0 Sam needs to make a decision about where he’s going to study next year. DECIDE 1 My granddad has a great of stamps. COLLECT 2 Ben had to against some older boys in the race. COMPETITION 3 Our school has just received a big for the new swimming pool! DONATE 4 My favourite subject at school is Design and . TECHNOLOGICAL 5 I’m getting a good at this university. EDUCATE /5