2 1 His girlfriend told him to write to her every day. 2 His mother told him to keep his room clean, 3 His father told him to work hard. 4 His sister told him not to go to too many parties. 5 His brother told him to get a lot of exercise. 6 His mother told him to change his shirt every day. 7 His father told him not to go to bed late. 8 His brother told him to be careful with money. 9 His sister told him not to play cards for money. 10 His grandmother told him to eat properly. page 252 1 1X 2x 3v 4v 5K 2 Lhadbeen 2told 3washaving 4 was doing Shadhad 6 the... before 7 would 8said 9had 10had lost 11 to buy 12 iffwhether 13 was 14 was 15 would 16 was living 17 had spent 18 to send 19 to give 20told 21 hadn’t heard 22 where 23 was living. 24 if/whether 25 wanted pages 254-255 1 lon 2at 30n 40n Sat;on 60n 7on 8at;on 2 Lat 2in 3in 4at Sat 6in 7at;in 8in Yin 10at;in;on 11in 12in 3 1Tlllsee you next Wednesday. 2 It rained non-stop last week. 3 Business was bad last month. 4 Shall we go out this evening? 5 We're going to America next month. 6 Ann had a car crash last Wednesday. 7 Y'm going to change my job next year. 8 My holiday is in August every year. 9 I've spent too much money already this month, 10 The new school will be open next March. 4 1 in five days 2 Ina week 3 In two weeks / afortnight 4Inamonth 5 Ina year 6 In 100 years 51 March the twenty-first / the twenty-first of ‘March, nineteen ninety-nine 2 February the fourteenth / the fourteenth of February, nineteen sixty 3 July the twenty-eighth / the twenty-eighth of July, eighteen forty-six 4 May the sixth / the sixth of May, two thousand and three 5 May the ninth / the ninth of May, nineteen eighty-four In these answers, we usualy ave either contracted forms (for example I’m, don‘) page 256 1 1 until/till lunchtime. 2 until/till Saturday. 3 until/till the age of 14, 4 until/till the end. 5 until/till July. 2 1 He washed the/his car from 8.00 to/until/ till 9.00, 2 He talked to the woman next door from 9.00 to/until/till 9.15. 3 He played tennis from 10.00 to/until/till 11.00. 4 He talked to friends from 11.00 to/until/till 11.30. 5 He went fora walk from 11.30 to/until/till 12.45. 4 1by 2until 3by 4by Sby 6 until page 257 1 1for 2during 3 during 4 for; during Sduring 6 for 7 during 8 for 2 1 while they were playing 2 during the lesson 3 during the war 4 while she was teaching 5 while he was speaking 6 while they were talking 7 during her illness 8 while it was snowing 3. (Possible answers:) 1 for along time 2 for ever. 3 fora minute or two 4 for a couple of hours 5 fora moment 6 fora few minutes 7 for an hour or so. 8 for life. (Other answers are possible.) page 258 1 1in 2on 3in 4on Sin 60n 7on 8in 9on 100n 2° Lin my diary. 2 in the office 3 on her first finger. 4 ‘In the cupboard.’ 5 on the roof of the car. 6 in your car_7 On his T-shirt 8 on the wall 9 in a little village 10 on a piece of paper; in my pocket. page 259 1 Latthe cinema 2 at the station. 3. at the party 4 at a Chinese restaurant Satatheatre 6 at work. 7 at breakfast 2 atthe bottom 2 atthe end 3 at the top 4at the top 5 at the beginning ANSWER KEY 315page 261 1 Labove 2by 3above 4by 5 behind 6 under 7 against 2 Lunder 2 between; opposite 3 against 4behind 5 near 6 in front of 7 near 3 1by 2between 3 opposite 4 near Sbehind 6 against 7 under 8 in front of 9 in front of pages 262-263 1 Lup the steps 2 through the gate 3 over the fence 4 past the café 5 round the corner 6 out of the shop 7 across the river 8 along the yellow line 9 under the bridge 10 into the water 11 off the bike 12 down the mountain 2 (Comrect words:) 1 along the road 2 up the mountain 3 down the stairs 4 over the wall 5 into the bank 6 round the corner 7 through the door 8 off the table 9 out of the church 10 under the bridge 11 past the bank 12 across the river 3 Lout of; across 2down; over 3 along; through; into 4 up; into; off 5 past; under; round 4 1to 2in 3to 4 from; to or to; from Sin 6to 7at Bat page 264 1 lon 2at 3in 4on Sat 6- 7on Bat at 2 lin 2at 3at 4on Son 6on 7in Bat 9on 10to at 3 until 2from;until 3by 4in Sby 6in Lfor 2during 3while 4for 5 during 5 1 between 2 above 3 in front of 4 opposite 5 against 6 through 7 along; by/near 8 out of; round/actoss 9 past; under; round * pages 266-267 1 1won't you? 2hashe? 3-4 isn’t it? Scan he? 6 isn't it? 7 was it? 8— 2 Lisn'tit? 2aren’t we? 3 isn’t she? 4 won't you? S can’t he? 6 doesn’t she? 7 doesn’t it? 3 Lishe? 2canyou? 3dothey? 4 does she? 5 do they? 316 ANSWER KEY 4 1 They've lived in France, haven't they? 2 They all went home early, didn’t they? 3 It rained all last week, didn’t it? 4 Her brother writes for the newspapers, doesn’t he? $I need a visa, don’t I? 6 You'd like a holiday, wouldn’t you? 7 The train was late, wasn't it? 8 Sarah forgot your birthday, didn’t she? 5 wasn’t there? 2 aren't there? 3 isn’t there? 4 has there? 5 were there? 7 1 They're paper clips, aren’t they? 2 It’s a diary, isn't it? 3 I’s a hole-punch, isn’t it? 4 It’s an address book, isn’t it? 5 They're rulers, aren't they? 6 They're calculators, aren’t they? page 268 1 Litisn’'t /it’snot. 2he hasn't. 3 they do. 4you can't. She doesn’t. 61do. 7 she wouldn't. 8 it wasn’t. 9 I’m not. 3 1l'mnot. itis. 3shedoes. 4 it doesn’t. 5 he di. page 269 1 2C;Don't you? 3 re they? 5D; Has he? 6 E; Can’t you? 2 (Possible answers:) 1 ‘Congratulations.’ 2 ‘Say ‘hello’ to her for me.’ 3 ‘Good luck.’ 4 That's interesting.’ 5 ‘What a pity.’ 6 ‘What a nuisance’ 7 ‘Iam sorry.” 8 ‘That's a surprise.’ 9 “That's terrible.’ (Other answers are possible.) 4 FIs it? page 270 1 1 ‘Are you?’ 2 ‘Joe didn’t phone yesterday.’ 3m feeling ill’ 4 ‘John needs help’ 5 You don't remember David 6 ‘Have you?” 7 can't they? 2 1don't you? 2Yes,Ido. 3 didn’t he? 4hedidn’t, 5 Ishe? 6 does he? 7 Yes, it is. 8 Aren't you? 9 don’t you? 10 Yes, Ido. 11 haven't you? 12 Yes, Ihave. 13 Are you? 14 Yes, I would. 15 can? 16 Yes, you can. 17 Will he? page 271 1 1...butIdo. 2... Ihave’ 3... but! don’t think she will. 4 ... [hope he has. 5... ‘Of course I will.” 6 ... but I can tomorrow.