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Unit Test 1 Unit 1 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7

Unit Test 2 Unit 2 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8

Unit Test 3 Unit 3 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9

Unit Test 4 Unit 4 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10

Unit Test 5 Unit 5 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11

Unit Test 6 Unit 6 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12

Unit Test 7 Unit 7 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 13

Unit Test 8 Unit 8 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 14

Unit Test 9 Unit 9 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 15

Unit Test 10 Unit 10 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 16

Unit Test 11 Unit 11 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 17

Unit Test 12 Unit 12 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 18

2-Unit Tests2-Unit Test 1 Units 1 & 2 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 21

2-Unit Test 2 Units 3 & 4 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 23

2-Unit Test 3 Units 5 & 6 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 25

2-Unit Test 4 Units 7 & 8 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 27

2-Unit Test 5 Units 9 & 10 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 29

2-Unit Test 6 Units 11 & 12 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 31

4-Unit Tests4-Unit Test 1 Units 1–4 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 35

4-Unit Test 2 Units 5–8 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 37

4-Unit Test 3 Units 9–12 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 39

Final TestFinal Test Units 1–12 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 43 CO

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Unit Unit Test:GRAMMAR JOURNEYS B1+

1 This is the first time we (stay) in this hotel.

2 Right now, he (surf) the Net.

3 this bag (belong) to Michael?

4 She’s angry because she (wait) for Dan for more than an hour, and he still isn’t here.

5 Harry loves swimming. He (go) to the pool almost every day.

5 questions x 1 = 5 marks

1 Sheila is/has been studying for the past two hours.

2 I’m really thirsty now. I need/I’m needing a glass of water.

3 Bruce has never spoken/been speaking to me so rudely before.

4 They’ve gone/been to Italy, and they’re not coming back.

5 That is sounding/sounds interesting. Can you tell me more?


A Choose. A Choose and write. There are two extra words.

B Choose and write. There are two extra words.B Put the verb in brackets into the correct form.

Grammar Lexical

Total: _ /20

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1 I haven’t got enough money for my bus !

2 Doug hurt his arm last week, and he’s still feeling some .

3 This is the most impressive in the museum.

4 I don’t think the medicine I’m taking is ; I still feel awful!

5 I don’t want to live here; it’s the most neighbourhood in the city!


in on after before

for from at

sculpture fair effective sculptor

unattractive fare discomfort

1 Andy’s home looking after the children this evening.

2 At first, she was very unhappy at her new school but, long, she had made some new friends.

3 They only met last month, but they say they’re love.

4 How long have the factory workers been strike?

5 Our teacher didn’t like our project. She told us we had to start again scratch!


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Unit Unit Test: GRAMMAR JOURNEYS B1+

A Write the correct form of the word in brackets.

Grammar Lexical

A Choose and write. There are two extra items.

B Match.

Total: _ /20

1 I let Val use the phone until I was needing/needed to make a call.

2 She became a pilot five years ago/since.

3 He would/used to enjoy skiing, but now he prefers swimming.

4 They used to surf/were surfing the Net when their computer stopped working.

5 By the time I got to the cinema, the film had already started/already started.


1 He wasn’t listening to the teacher the lesson.

2 I left the room I saw Liz.

3 They hadn’t seen their cousins a couple of months.

4 She’d been hiding behind the door for half an hour .

5 I nearly fell over I was running across the street.


1 A studies rocks and soil and things like that. (geology)

2 How many took part in this year’s marathon? (compete)

3 I never tell her about my problems because she’s a terrible . (listen)

4 We’re going to get a to paint our living room. (decorate)

5 are trying to stop the factory from polluting the river. (environmental)


all day as soon as by the time by then

during for while

Β Choose.

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1 I don’t know what to make

2 Are they happy

3 Tim tried to cover

4 Who’s responsible

5 Sarah’s very keen

a for feeding the dog in the evening?

b about seeing Paul again after such a long time?

c of Amy’s decision to leave the job she loves!

d on photography.

e up the problem, but his sister told us what was happening.


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A Choose. A Complete each sentence with a noun formed from the word in brackets.

B Choose a or b.Β Choose.

Total: _ /20

1 Dad was upset when I said his jokes are never amused/amusing.

2 My bedroom is direct/directly above the kitchen.

3 He finished the job as/more quickly as he could.

4 The questions became more and most/more difficult.

5 Max isn’t no/any cleverer than you.


Grammar Lexical

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1 In the village, my cousins all live closely/close to one another.

2 You should always/always should wash your hands before eating.

3 Alex wrongly thought/thought wrong that I had taken his bike.

4 That was the most excited/exciting holiday I’ve ever had.

5 My room is usually tidiest/tidier than my brother’s.


1 They spent about B500 total. a in b on

2 Emails help me keep touch with friends in other countries. a on b in

3 The mechanic said that the car needs a new . a engine b machine

4 I bought my daughter a nice green for her trip to Spain. a suitcase b luggage

5 I think the dog is pain. We should take it to the vet’s. a in b by


1 She tried not to show her . (disappoint)

2 Don’t worry; her isn’t serious. (ill)

3 Your is very important to me. (happy)

4 You don’t always have to pay for in this village.

(entertain)

5 He tried to hide his . (weak)


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B Choose and write. There are two extra words.

Total: _ /20

1 Mark (wash) dishes for six hours by 9 o’clock.

2 I (take) the dog for a walk if you like.

3 Jack will have to find his bag before he (get) off the bus.

4 He’ll tell me the news as soon as he (find) out what

happened.

5 Be quick, or they (eat) all of the food by the time you arrive.


A Complete each sentence with an adjective formed from the word in brackets.

1 Marcia always wears black. She doesn’t like clothes. (colour)

2 Don’t be scared of the cat; it’s . (harm)

3 It’s not a very good book; in fact, it’s rather. (forget)

4 Why did you tell Hannah that her drawing was terrible? You can be really

sometimes. (thought)

5 Tell us what happened, and please be completely . (truth)


Grammar Lexical

A Choose.

1 Let’s ask Jean for help, will/shall we?

2 You won’t find me at home at 8 o’clock because I’ll visit/be visiting Alice then.

3 By next June, Ted will have been/be teaching for twenty-five years.

4 I’m sure he’ll find Ruth’s MP3 player before she will ask/asks him to give it back.

5 Our bus is about/due to arrive at 10 o’clock.


Β Put the verb in the brackets into the correct form.

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from to together on

of with out

1 Joan is getting very well in her job; they’ve given her a pay rise.

2 They managed to wipe that disease in the 1920s.

3 I can’t believe the teacher didn’t object you using a mobile phone during the

lesson!

4 You can’t dispose that rubbish here!

5 We all got at John’s house for dinner last night.


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1 I didn’t like any of the bikes that were for/on offer in her shop.

2 We haven’t got any plans in/at present.

3 Have you seen this funny ad/add in today’s paper?

4 Look at/Watch that boy; isn’t he Jenny’s brother?

5 You have to pay for the tickets five or more days by/in advance.


B Choose.

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Total: _ /20

1 The doctor examined the noses. a patient’s b patients’

2 There was a of sheep in the field. a pack b flock

3 Our luggage damaged. a was b were

4 There is safe that you can go to now. a nowhere b anywhere

5 The police not caught the burglar yet. a has b have


1 I want to live in a cultural city where I can meet people from all over the world.

2 There’s a wave and a large fridge in the kitchen.

3 Are you going to late the book into French, too?

4 We use public port a lot, especially the train.

5 Don’t forget to speak into the phone.


Grammar Lexical

A Choose.

1 Don’t worry! We’ve got a few/few good ideas.

2 He didn’t give us any/none of the tools we needed to do the job.

3 She ate the all/whole cake!

4 That juice costs £1 the/a bottle.

5 Why don’t you ask Jim for an/some advice?


Β Choose a or b.

Β Use a prefix to complete each word in bold. Choose from trans-, micro- and multi-.

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A Choose and write. There is one extra word.

1 You had ask Julia for advice.

2 It’s not arguing about such unimportant things.

3 It isn’t to get a job there.

4 Fred’s putting the shopping away.

5 They would do the job now.


B Match.

Total: _ /20

1 He advised me (not/tell)Laura my secret.

2 Now that my sister is at university, I miss (see) her.

3 I was reading, but I stopped (answer) the phone.

4 You needn’t (leave) yet: it’s still early.

5 They made Colin (finish) the job for them.


A Use un- or in- to form the opposite of each word in brackets.

1 Doughnuts are really ; you shouldn’t eat them so often! (healthy)

2 They had time to finish the project. (sufficient)

3 My grandfather has some problems with his leg, but he can walk . (assisted)

4 There was a fire in the Brown Hotel, but the building next to it was . (damage)

5 Emma feels really about her work, so say something nice! (secure)


Grammar Lexical

like busy better worth

easy sooner

Β Put the verb in brackets into the correct form.

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1 Stop putting your brother

2 Tom has arranged

3 Meg’s very critical

4 You shouldn’t drop

5 We haven’t settled

a on what kind of car we’re going to buy yet.

b of her son’s friends.

c down; he’s always nice to you.

d for someone to pick us up from the airport.

e out of school; it would be a big mistake!


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Β Put the verb in brackets into the correct form.

1 I had accepted his offer when I had the chance!

2 You’ll have to do it now, it’ll be too late.

3 There’s no need to finish the job today you really want to.

4 you have a ticket will they let you in.

5 We told Laura about the concert she wanted to come too.


1 He might have done it for you if you (ask) him nicely.

2 If only I (not/forget) my umbrella last night! I got really wet!

3 I’d rather you (tell) her yourself. I don’t want to tell her.

4 I (get) a flat nearer to the city centre if I could afford it.

5 It’s high time you (wash) the car. It’s very dirty.


1 Now I know why it took them so long to build the new airport; it’s ! (mass)

2 Your hair looks very ; have you had it cut? (style)

3 This book is too for Ella; she’s not a little girl any more! (baby)

4 Ms Taylor is an excellent teacher. Her teaching methods are very . (effect)

5 I made some really mistakes in the exam because I was so tired. (fool)


only if otherwise unless even if

if only as if in case

B Complete each sentence with an adjective formed from the word in brackets.

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Total: _ /20

A Choose.A Choose and write. There are two extra items.

1 Some people say that breakfast is the most important dish/meal of the day.

2 Please remember/remind to give Ava this money.

3 The members of each team were chosen at/in random.

4 Luke’s a great artist; his paintings are very imaginative/imaginary.

5 Look! That building is in/on fire!


Grammar Lexical

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B Write the noun form of each word. Use the suffix -ation.

Total: _ /20

A Choose a, b or c.A Choose and write. There are two extra items.


Grammar Lexical

1 You don’t get up yet if you’re still sleepy.

2 Don’t ignore the problem. You to see a doctor.

3 I don’t think you speak to your friends like that.

4 You use your mobile phone in the classroom.

5 I finished the book by now if you’d left me alone!


could have had to have to must have

mustn’t ought should

Β Choose.

1 I had the dentist look/looked at my sore tooth.

2 That can’t/shouldn’t be Hal. He hasn’t got grey eyes.

3 Anna must have/should have watered the garden, but she forgot.

4 Fred cleaned his car/had his car cleaned by the neighbour’s children.

5 The computer wasn’t working at first but, luckily, Vicky could/was able to fix it.


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1 admire

2 occupy

3 donate

4 cancel

5 realise

1 Amy often gets into trouble at school. She’s always getting to something during lessons. a on b up c off

2 Who do you turn when you need help? a to b for c on

3 Hang ! I’ll just see if he’s in his office. a over b on c off

4 She was given a reward finding the lost dog. a of b to c for

5 I’m allergic strawberries. a to b with c at


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B Choose a or b.

1 I’d like to know why . a did he leave b he left

2 she to ask more politely, they’d give her what she wants. a Were b Should

3 We had a good time there, we? a hadn’t b didn’t

4 Little why they wanted to see us. a did we know b knew we

5 Don’t leave without saying goodbye, you? a will b won’t


1 The room will look better if you the furniture. I can help you. (arrange)

2 People who animals shouldn’t be allowed to keep them! (treat)

3 I’m going to the €500 that I borrowed next week. (pay)

4 If you in class, your teacher will be angry. (behave)

5 If you fail the exam in May, you can it in August.

(take)


B Complete each sentence with the correct form of the word in brackets.

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Total: _ /20

A Choose a or b.A Choose.

Grammar Lexical

1 The man to who/whom I spoke was very helpful.

2 You have to try, whatever/however difficult it may be.

3 What/That we need is some good advice!

4 She got stuck in a traffic jam, why/which made her late for work.

5 Whichever/Wherever place you visit, you’ll have a fantastic time.


1 I met David chance at the cinema last night. a at b by

2 Angela was kept observation in hospital for three days, but she’s fine now. a in b under

3 We at the restaurant before everyone else. a arrived b reached

4 I think that Lisa will the tennis match today. a gain b win

5 Dr Carter is call at the hospital today. a on b by


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B Complete each sentence with the correct passive form of a verb from the list. B Match.

Total: _ /20

A Add en- or dis- to each word in the list to complete the sentences.A Choose a or b.

Grammar Lexical

open make put send take

danger joy rage courage force1 The stolen jewellery by the police.

a didn’t find b wasn’t found

2 My friends the bus into town. a took b were taken

3 We weren’t made our lunch. a to pay for b pay for

4 The new story by a well-known author. a is writing b is being written

5 Luckily, the children found. a have b have been


1 She’s already annoyed. If you tell her that, it’ll her!

2 I hope you didn’t their lives by climbing the mountain in that snowstorm!

3 How can the police that law?

4 Did the children the play?

5 You’ll only him if you tell him how difficult it’s going to be.


1 I didn’t get the letter because it to the wrong address.

2 The children to the doctor’s just now.

3 Don’t worry! The rubbish in the bin already.

4 The posters by this time tomorrow.

5 She left the party while the presents .


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1 When can you give me

2 What time should we set

3 When you sell the computer, you’ll have to settle

4 I usually go

5 Can you hold

a for the pizza when we eat at that restaurant.

b on a minute while I finish this email?

c back my bike?

d for a lot less than you paid for it.

e off for Grandma’s house?


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B Choose.

1 How will the new law us? a effect b affect

2 I’m giving an important at the meeting tomorrow. a speech b conversation

3 These little boats are hire. You can pay to take them out on the lake. a at b for

4 Watches like that are fashion these days. a of b in

5 It’s to say “thank you” when somebody gives you something. a polite b kind


B Choose a or b.

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Total: _ /20

A Complete the table.A Choose and write.

Grammar Lexical

1 She said that she would/will pay the bill the following week.

2 He wondered where was I/I was going when he saw me.

3 Martha recommended/refused to help us.

4 She said I’d better to put/put my seatbelt on.

5 Peter told to me/me a good joke.


advised agreed denied insisted suggested

1 Janice taking my pen.

2 They me to tell the truth.

3 My friends my booking the tickets in advance.

4 They on carrying my bags for me.

5 Frank to help me write my essay.


1 private (adjective)

(noun for a thing)

2 diplomat (noun for a person)

(noun for a thing)

3 betray (verb)

(noun)

4 deny (verb) (noun)

5 pirate (noun for a person)

(noun for a thing)


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1 I’m not scared dogs, but I don’t like them.

2 I went down the flu, so I couldn’t go skiing last weekend.

3 I’ve got to get all this work before 7 o’clock!

4 I don’t blame you what happened.

5 The medicine the dentist gave me is wearing . My tooth is beginning to hurt

again.


B Use one word to complete each sentence.B Choose a or b.

Total: _ /20

A Write the correct form of the word in brackets.A Choose and write.

Grammar Lexical

1 It was a lovely day that we went to the beach. a so b such

2 I like ice cream, I don’t like other desserts. a even though b despite

3 Helen called Ron with of asking for advice. a a view b the aim

4 I got to work late the bus had broken down. a since b as a result

5 I gave the cat some food it was hungry. a in case b as if


1 She spoke quietly not to wake the baby.

2 I felt cold of it being a hot day.

3 I went home I could go to bed.

4 The ferry didn’t leave the harbour the poor weather

conditions.

5 He’s not very good at his job, having a lot of qualifications.


1 Don’t worry! Everything’s ready for the . (inspect)

2 We must take to stop them from polluting the river. (act)

3 Who won the skateboarding on Saturday? (compete)

4 The television was an amazing . (invent)

5 The police found no between the two criminals. (connect)


despite due to in order in spite so that

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Units 2-Unit Test:GRAMMAR JOURNEYS B1+

1 I didn’t know that you’ve gone/been to York before.

2 Jan’s usually really careful. I don’t know why she’s/she’s being so careless today.

3 I’m meeting/I meet Tom at 2 o’clock this afternoon.

4 Tomatoes aren’t growing/don’t grow on trees.

5 She forever changes/is forever changing her mind. I can’t stand it!


1 He (walk) for nearly an hour when he realised that he didn’t have his keys with him.

2 Mum was annoyed with me when she (say) that.

3 They (go) shopping, but they’ll be back in time for lunch.

4 Cathy can’t help you just now. She (mop) the bathroom

floor.

5 I was going to make an omelette, but then I realised that we (run) out of eggs.


1 He that book since he got up this morning. a has read b has been reading c is reading

2 Vic’s still here! Why home yet? a hasn’t he been going b hadn’t he gone c hasn’t he gone

3 I knew John before he rich. a became b has become c was becoming

4 She her knee when she fell off the bike. a hurts b was hurting c hurt

5 I found out later that she all her friends your secret. a had been telling b is telling c tells


B Choose a, b or c.

A Choose.

D Put the verb in brackets into the correct form.

C Choose and write.

Grammar

had got used used to would

1 Ellen live next door to me.

2 Frank soon used to being the new boss.

3 Sophie do her homework with her gran when she was younger.

4 Jean used all of the petrol before she gave me back my car.

5 Paul isn’t to winning so many races.


1 & 2

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Units GRAMMAR JOURNEYS B1+2-Unit Test:

Test Total: _ /40

1 I knew it was Jack before he was getting/got out of his car.

2 I could see from Jim’s eyes that he had been crying/cries.

3 He can’t talk to you while he has been listening/is listening to Jean!

4 I’ll get Sally some roses because she was loving/loves flowers.

5 Lars can’t give you his essay because he isn’t finishing/hasn’t finished it yet.


Grammar Total: _ /30

1 The bus will remain stationery/stationary until all the passengers have got on.

2 It isn’t usually a good idea to buy so many things with/on credit.

3 They sell diary/dairy products, like butter and cream.

4 My work was lost when the computer crashed, so now I’ll have to start again at/from scratch.

5 A lot more people are walking to work now that the bus drivers are on/in strike.


Lexical Total: _ /10

1 Jim had only been studying half an hour.

2 The house was empty the time I got there.

3 They waited Mick had left before they talked about him.

4 He started making breakfast as soon he got up.

5 They play tennis twice week.


E Fill each gap with one word.

B Choose.F Choose.

A Match.

Lexical

Test Total: _ /40

1 I don’t know what to make

2 I like the way he keeps

3 You’re responsible

4 The changes in our plans came

5 My friend isn’t very keen

a for keeping the customers satisfied.

b on swimming in the lake.

c on trying even when there are serious problems.

d of Lisa’s decision to quit her job.

e about quite by chance.


1 & 2

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1 Of all the students, Max was sitting to the teacher. a nearer b nearly c nearest

2 He was running for me to catch him. a too fast b very fast c fast enough

3 The tea is not so hot the coffee. a than b as c of

4 She spoke to me in a way. a truly horrible b true horribly c true horrible

5 His bookcase was not as as I’d expected. a bad made b badly made c bad make


1 She gave me a bag. [leather little lovely]

2 Why is he carrying that suitcase? [old ugly cardboard]

3 It’s Mandy’s car. [sports expensive red German]

4 The dentist put on her gloves.

[plastic white thin disposable]

5 It wasn’t the sandwich they’d ever given him. [cheese old first mouldy]


B Choose a, b or c.

A Put the words in brackets in the right order. C Choose.

D Choose a or b.

Grammar

1 Her room is getting untidier/untidy and untidier.

2 His ideas were most/more useless than mine.

3 Ms Green is our most/more highly valued member of staff.

4 In my opinion, Jack isn’t no/any cleverer than Rita.

5 That’s the least/less widely-known fact of all.


1 My dog will come as soon as it. a I call b I’ll call

2 By the time you get there, the film . a will start b will have started

3 Barbara her friends tonight. a meets b is meeting

4 This time next week they’ll be to Italy. a sailing b going to sail

5 I was going out when Ted arrived. a about to b on the point of


3 & 4

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Test Total: _ /40

about before point then until

1 Doug (still/look) for his pen after the others have started writing.

2 Don’t worry! (I/do) that for you.

3 By next month, Mark (work) here for 45 years.

4 We’re sure that Julie (not/like) your suggestion.

5 I don’t think that they (hear) the news yet.



1 A lot of people in this country resign/retire at the age of 65.

2 We’ve had this boat by/on loan for ten days.

3 That illness nearly wiped out/off all the local cats.

4 How do you cope with/in the stress of this job?

5 This car’s got a very powerful machine/engine.



1 Paul never tells lies. He is always very . (truth)

2 To everyone’s , the shortest child won the high jump competition. (amaze)

3 Don’t worry. That snake is perfectly . (harm)

4 You certainly can’t say this story is . Everyone’s talking

about it! (forget)

5 Nothing can spoil my today. (happy)


F Put the verb in brackets into the correct future tense (with will).

E Choose and write.

B Choose.

A Complete each sentence with a word formed from the word in brackets.

Lexical

1 I realised that Harry was to say something silly.

2 Of course, we won’t do it you give us permission.

3 I think that Ruth is on the of getting annoyed.

4 long they’ll be the best of friends.

5 Don’t wait until 10 o’clock. They’ll have gone home by .


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1 He’s got a good job, and he earns money. a lots of b much c many

2 of the twins knows how to swim. a Either b Neither c Both

3 I bought a of bananas at the market. a block b bunch c pack

4 They went to the party, even though they knew there.

a somebody b anybody c nobody

5 It’s not worth asking Phil. He’s got news to tell you. a few b little c a little


1 I was upset by her refusal doing/to do it for us.

2 I’d rather the children chose/to choose what they want before I take anything.

3 She doesn’t know where her watch is, but she means to find/finding it.

4 It’s not worth to argue/arguing about whose fault it is.

5 Did they let him visit/to visit his friends again?


1 Danny brought very few suitcases. Danny didn’t bring luggage.

2 We couldn’t think of anything useful to say. We could think of useful to say.

3 They sent invitations to nearly everyone in the village. They sent invitations to nearly all of

in the village.

4 She’s an excellent violinist. She can play really well.

5 All of her speech was boring. The her speech was boring.


B Choose a, b or c.

A Fill each gap with a, an, the or –.

D Choose.

C Complete the second sentence so that it means the same as the first. Use one or two words.

Grammar

1 I sometimes dream about flying to moon.

2 He’s got unusual name.

3 Do you often have spaghetti for dinner?

4 It’s my job to look after elderly.

5 He earns about €260 week.


5 & 6

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1 He doesn’t mind to look/looking after our kids while we’re out.

2 We regret to tell/telling you that we haven’t got the book you want.

3 We can’t afford going/to go on holiday this summer.

4 Would you consider working/to work at weekends as well?

5 No, I don’t have a problem to check/checking your work for you.



1 Ten people work here in/at/to present, but we’re going to hire someone else next month.

2 By/In/At law, you are not allowed to build there.

3 Unfortunately, I wasn’t aware for/with/of the new plan.

4 You’ll need to arrange with/for/about someone to do the babysitting.

5 Contrary to/in/for what I’d expected, I had a great time.



1 We would prefer (invent) our own party games for the kids.

2 She warned him (not/believe) what Chris said.

3 He’s good at (sing).

4 I was made (write) my essay again.

5 I had no difficulty (find) somewhere to park my car.


E Put the verb in brackets into the correct form.

B Choose.F Choose.

A Match.

Lexical5 & 6

1 I’ll be surprised if she can bring

2 We asked the children to settle

3 He never did own

4 You shouldn’t put

5 They persuaded me not to drop

a up to eating my lunch.

b out of university.

c off such a difficult task.

d down people whose ideas you disagree with.

e on a name for the new cat.


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1 I’ll lend you the money that you pay it back at the weekend.

2 He talked about the 18th century he had actually been alive

then.

3 I’ll give you his phone number you need it.

4 She loves her job so much that she would do it she didn’t get paid.

5 They won’t give you one you really need it.


1 I want to by an expert. a train my puppy b have my puppy trained

2 Someone today. a stole my MP3 player b was stolen my MP3 player

3 I got my friend me choose a dress. a help b to help

4 We will have by next Tuesday. a delivered our new cooker b had our new cooker delivered

5 You should get someone the test results. a check b to check


1 I wish they (not/tell) me that! Now I’m very sad.

2 If you had received their message, you (know) what to do.

3 I’d sooner they (go) by themselves instead of asking me to take them.

4 We (finish) the job quickly if we all work together.

5 Things would have been better if you (not/annoy) Matt.


B Choose and write.

A Choose. C Put the verb in brackets into the correct form.

D Choose a or b.

Grammar

1 If only they told/had told us about it a few hours earlier!

2 If we invite Tom, his friend Anna might have come/come too.

3 If she’d known earlier, she’d have done/do something about it.

4 It’s about time you tell/told your parents.

5 If they haven’t/hadn’t done it yet, they’re never going to do it.


as if even if in case

on condition unless

7 & 8

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1 The walls of this castle are ; they’re five metres thick and fifteen metres high. (mass)

2 There weren’t many people at the restaurant. There had been a lot of . (cancel)

3 My sudden of what I had done made me feel terrible! (realise)

4 Paul writes great stories; they’re really . (imagine)

5 They weren’t very professional. In fact, their work was quite . (amateur)


1 It’s an exciting tail/tale, full of adventure.

2 Some of those elderly people are living at/in poverty.

3 The mother hippo didn’t give the crocodile a chance to go for/at its baby.

4 Anna is allergic from/to strawberries, so don’t put any in the fruit salad.

5 Unfortunately, Amanda is very capable for/of telling lies.



1 Hannah should/must/could have liked my cake. She ate three slices!

2 He might/will/must want to come with us, but I’m not sure.

3 You can’t/needn’t/oughtn’t have done so much to help me, but thank you very much.

4 Luckily, Larry could/should/was able to help me when my car broke down.

5 Jed can’t/mustn’t/needn’t be one of the robbers because he was in prison when the robbery took place.


1 I have gone to bed so late last night. Now I’m really tired. a couldn’t b shouldn’t

2 You do that again; Jack will get angry. a had better not b don’t need

3 I don’t believe you. You be serious! a shouldn’t b can’t

4 You to eat Fay’s food too! a weren’t supposed b mustn’t

5 You use your mobile phone in class. a mustn’t b ought not



E Choose.

B Choose.F Choose a or b.


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1 The girl what/that drew that picture won a prize.

2 Mr Brewer is the man who’s/whose looking for you.

3 The village which/where she was born is called Wellesbury.

4 They went to the party without me, that/which made me unhappy.

5 The boy to whom/who you gave the kite was very pleased.


1 Jimmy was given/gave the cat some food.

2 Have the tickets paid/been paid for yet?

3 We are being taken/taking to the airport by my brother.

4 Steve and Pam got/were married for 27 years.

5 The students were given/giving a lot of homework yesterday.


1 It doesn’t matter who you ask, you’ll get the same answer.

2 No matter which place you go to, you’ll have fun.

3 The party at which I first met Peggy wasn’t a very good one.

4 The thing that impressed me most was the music.

5 We enjoy ourselves every time that we go to the beach.


B Choose.

A Choose and write.

D Choose.

C Write one word that can replace the words in bold.

Grammar

did he were he hadn’t he

he was didn’t he

1 to take the job, he would have to move to the city.

2 He had a nice time with them, ?

3 Little realise that Mary had already left.

4 I’d like to know where last week.

5 He’d had too much to eat, ?


9 & 10

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1 Rory gave us the right answer. We

2 Most of my friends have seen that film. That

3 They made us wait for two hours. We

4 Will they let you stay up late tonight? Will you

5 Were the people who needed it given the advice? Was the



1 What do you hope to win/gain by going to the seminar?

2 This cream will give you some protection for/against sunburn.

3 She can’t be far from her workplace because she’s on/in call today.

4 I met Rob at the station in/by chance.

5 I wish people wouldn’t comment on/about my weight.



1 Every employee a pay rise yesterday.

2 Lucky you! Your lunch by the time you get home.

3 The children really enjoy art lessons. They by Ms Wood.

4 You don’t need to go out again. The dog for a walk already.

5 The projects ought to the teacher by now.


F Complete the second sentence so that it means the same as the first.

E Choose and write in the correct passive form.

B Choose.

A Match.

Lexical

teach give hand in prepare take

9 & 10

1 The price is e200, and I won’t settle

2 I knew that Clara would go

3 You should hold

4 We’ll set

5 I couldn’t bear to go

a for the red blouse.

b through those photos again.

c off as soon as we finish breakfast.

d on until Frank gets here.

e for less than that.


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1 He warned me not to believe everything that my friend had said. “

”

2 He asked me where my sister had gone for her holiday. “

”

3 He told me to call him again the following day if I still needed help. “

”

4 He said that he had left his books there that morning. “

”

5 He denied telling his sister my secret. “

”


1 I’ll tell Jim about the party he wants to come.

2 Linda wasn’t at the meeting nobody had told her about it.

3 We put on boots and winter coats we wouldn’t feel cold.

4 They didn’t stay at home the bad weather.

5 We decided not to go out the ice on the road.


1 Neil said that he get up early the next day. a must b had to

2 Jack asked him some money. a me to lend b that I lent

3 They asked me where my holiday. a would I spend b I would spend

4 My friend warned me too much chocolate. a not to eat b to not eat

5 He advised me my mum. a to tell b I’d better tell


1 “Make sure you buy a present for your cousin today.” Mum reminded me

2 “Why didn’t you make a sandwich for me?” Tom’s sister asked

3 “Dan, you broke this window, didn’t you?” Liz accused

4 “Did I give my friend the right advice?” Jane wondered

5 “I won’t be able to come to your party next weekend.” Ruth told us that


B Write the speaker’s actual words.

A Choose a or b.

D Choose and write.

C Complete the sentence that reports what the speaker said.

Grammar

due to in case in spite of

since so that

11&12

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1 I studied all night, with the of doing well in the test.

2 It was a lovely day that we went to the beach.

3 He looked as he’d seen a ghost!

4 I rang my friend with a(n) to inviting her to lunch.

5 No matter hard I tried, I couldn’t solve the problem.



1 Your money will be in/at risk if you put it in that bank.

2 It’ll take you hours to get through/down with all that ironing.

3 The taxi driver was embarrassed about/for getting lost.

4 The sea looked rough, but we weren’t at/in danger.

5 They weren’t very enthusiastic for/about Mark’s suggestion.



1 It was delicious soup that I had another bowl.

2 He didn’t do well in the exam studying hard.

3 Jill couldn’t play football for a few weeks of her injury.

4 The children were quiet that I thought they were asleep.

5 Even I like animals, I haven’t got any pets.


1 to the museum is £12. (admit)

2 Despite her , they still think she’s the thief. (deny)

3 Terry is good at listening tasks. (comprehend)

4 Joan made a very good at the meeting. (impress)

5 Don’t go into his room. His is important to him. (private)


E Fill each gap with one word.

B Choose.F Choose and write.


Lexical11&12

such how if view aim

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1 They go to the sports club these days.

2 She’s been trying to find that book yesterday.

3 Fred had to leave the room five times the lesson!

4 He’s been a sailor twenty years.

5 Ruth and Ron haven’t had any arguments .


1 He was right/rightly criticised for making such a foolish mistake.

2 That’s his exciting second/second exciting new computer game.

3 The new restaurant is becoming busier/busy and busier every week.

4 Jack explained the problem clearly/clear enough for us to understand.

5 She said that the film she saw was very frightened/frightening.


1 His new idea is than his last one! a bad b worse c worst

2 This question isn’t than the last one. a as easy b easier c more easy

3 John had money of all his friends. a less b least c the least

4 This bag is not so that one. a cheap as b cheaper than c cheap than

5 We had a discussion in class today. a more b very c most

interesting interesting interested


1 Samantha didn’t used/use to be so good at swimming.

2 I’ve told my parents that I want/I’m wanting to go home.

3 We’ve been/We’re looking for you for hours!

4 By 9 o’clock, I’d done/I did all of my homework.

5 Nick was/had been looking after his sister’s children since early that morning, and he was starting to get bored.


B Choose and write. d Choose.

A Choose. C Choose a, b or c.

Grammar1 – 4

during for lately rarely since

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1 By the end of next month, they (work) on the

project for ten weeks.

2 This time tomorrow we (perform) in the new

play.

3 I didn’t put the children to bed until after I (feed) them.

4 I (worry) about my friends since they went missing four days ago.

5 They’ve got so much work to do that they (not/finish) by five

o’clock.



1 How did the accident about? Was there ice on the road?

2 It took all day to up the mystery of the missing cat.

3 The tsunami was big enough to out all the villages on the coast.

4 We’ve asked volunteers to by in case anyone needs help.

5 My friends and I together at the youth club every weekend.


1 It was of him not to offer my aunt a seat. (thought)

2 I can understand your . You nearly won the race. (disappoint)

3 The children’s father is an enthusiastic . (environmental)

4 During the summer, my brother works as a street . (perform)

5 If the shoes are still causing you some , you shouldn’t wear

them. (comfort)



F Put the verbs in brackets into the correct tense.

E Match.

B Complete each sentence with a word formed from the word in brackets.

A Choose and write.

Lexical1 – 4


1 By the time they get here

2 Some day you

3 This time next

4 He’s on the point

5 They’re about

a week we’ll be skiing in the Alps.

b of changing career.

c we’ll be too tired to go out.

d to tell us what has been decided.

e will understand what I mean.

clear wipe get come stand

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1 You should iron your clothes this week. You

2 She had washed her windows. She

3 Paul was repairing the TV. Paul

4 We’ll still be painting the house when you come to visit. We’ll still

5 The little boy doesn’t like cutting his hair. The little boy


1 It costs €50 the/–/a day to hire a car.

2 She moved here only a month ago, so she’s got very much/little/few friends.

3 All/None/Every of my friends is on holiday now.

4 I need help, but there’s nothing/anything/none they can do for me.

5 I’d like some/an/a lot advice, please.


1 The ship’s captain and the rest of the were very helpful.

2 I bought a of jeans today.

3 We saw a large of sheep on the hill.

4 We need another of soap.

5 I bought a big of bananas at the supermarket.


1 You’d better your parents what you’ve just told me. tell

2 He didn’t deny the last slice of cake. eat

3 I don’t mind the dishes. wash

4 It isn’t easy Mr Bridges. please

5 My friends want to go to the cinema, but I’d prefer a DVD at home. watch


B Choose and write.

A Choose.

d Complete the second sentence in the causative form. Do not use get.

C Complete each sentence with the correct form of the verb in bold.

5– 8Grammar

pair bar crew flock bunch

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1 Supposing you (miss) the bus, what would you have done?

2 I would have helped Tina if I (know) she had so

much to do.

3 If only I (not/spend) all of my pocket money as soon as I got it!

4 If I were the boss, I (buy) some new computers.

5 They (give) you some useful advice if you’d asked them.



1 The electrician keeps his tools and equipment in his little van/lorry.

2 Did you remember/remind to keep a slice of cake for Joe?

3 We had a delicious fish dish/meal for a starter.

4 There are fewer/less tourists here in the winter.

5 Volunteers built a footpath along the seaside/coast of the island.


1 His diet consists mainly fruit and vegetables.

2 He lived poverty because he was too ill to work.

3 The winning lottery numbers are chosen random by a special machine.

4 A lot of people complimented her her new hairstyle.

5 This teacher has a reputation giving lots of homework.



1 They won’t have/ought/need to look after the children next week.

2 You can’t/needn’t/shouldn’t do it today if you don’t want to.

3 Could/May/Can you let me know when you hear from Daphne?

4 You have/should/must pay off the loan as soon as possible.

5 It can’t/couldn’t/needn’t have been Sally’s car! Hers is blue.


F Put the verbs in brackets into the correct form.

E Choose the two correct items each time.

B Choose and write.

A Choose.

5–8

at for in of on

Lexical

Test Total: _ /40

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1 She’s got lovely eyes, she? a isn’t b hasn’t c didn’t

2 No sooner had we finished lunch Pete said he was hungry! a that b when c than

3 Colin asked me satisfied. a whether I was b was I c are you

4 I’m doing quite well, ? a I am b aren’t I c haven’t I

5 Little how close I was to losing my temper. a they realised b they did c did they realise realise


1 “You shouldn’t get off the bus here, “ Sue advised me.

2 “Can you tell me how to get to your house?” Anna asked Harry.

3 “I’ll take you all to the station tomorrow,” Tim told them.

4 “Where do you think you’ll find your keys?” I asked him.

5 “We visited our grandparents last week,” they said.


1 They gave me some sugar, but that/what I need is honey.

2 John is the boy whose/who’s coming on holiday with us.

3 My sister, which/whose mobile you found, was thrilled to get it back.

4 The man with the big red beard is the teacher which/that liked my essay.

5 She used my idea without saying whose it was, that/which really annoyed me.


1 They will show us how to do the job. We

2 They should have given you better advice.

You

3 Hasn’t anybody told you what happened yesterday? Haven’t

4 It is said that Leroy Lightweight is the worst

mayor this town has ever had. Leroy Lightweight

5 They haven’t sent out the invitations yet.

The invitations


B Choose a, b or c.

A Choose.

D Rewrite the sentences in indirect speech.

C Complete the second sentence so that it means the same as the first. Use the passive voice.

9–12Grammar

40


1 It was a foggy day that we couldn’t see where we were going. a so b such

2 We left home early not to miss the bus. a because b in order

3 he’s a very large man, he can move very quietly. a Although b However

4 busy he is, he’s always got time to help us. a No matter how b In spite of

5 They act they were famous musicians, but no one has heard of the band they are in. a so that b as though



1 The teacher will be very annoyed if you again. (behave)

2 Air pollution people’s health. (danger)

3 It’s the job of the police to the law. (force)

4 The between the two men is that they both work for my uncle. (connect)

5 Sea captains are worried that there are more acts of nowadays. (pirate)


1 He said that he hadn’t prepared enough food for that night. “

” 2 She asked me when I was planning to finish my

project. “

” 3 She said that she would be leaving the following

day. “

”4 He asked if I would be going with him.

“ ”

5 She said that she’d been helping my sister recently. “

”


1 I nearly got down by a bus when I was crossing the road.

2 With my bad luck, I’ll probably down with the flu while I’m on holiday.

3 I hate it when my parents up on me! Don’t they trust me?

4 He wanted to sell his car for £1,200, but he’ll for £1,000.

5 on, please. I can’t walk as quickly as you.



E Write the speaker’s actual words.

B Choose and write.F Choose a or b.


9–12

check go hold run settle

Lexical

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FIN

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Units Final Test:GRAMMAR JOURNEYS B1+ 1–12

1 Gran goes to the supermarket a week.

2 I haven’t seen Sarah three years!

3 Fred’s been working at the hospital 2005.

4 By they arrive, we ‘ll have finished the job.

5 I eat fruit day.

6 I’ll see you at the party .

7 I rarely go to the shops Saturdays.

8 You’ll make some new friends long.

9 We ate a lot of popcorn we were watching the film.

10 Nina was talking to Kate the lesson.


1 We have finished/will have finished by nine o’clock.

2 I was cooking/have cooked dinner at 5 o’clock.

3 We occasionally eat/are occasionally eating at that Italian restaurant.

4 If I were/am you, I’d talk to Helen about the problem.

5 It’s time we cleaned/have cleaned the kitchen!

6 I was working/had been working for an hour when he called.

7 We have been listening/are listening to that band’s music for ten years!

8 She will be teaching/has taught between 10 and 11am tomorrow.

9 If only I could/can sing like that!

10 I think the children are being/will be very happy at their new school.


B Choose and write.

A Choose.

Grammar

for once every the time tonight while

during before on since

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Units GRAMMAR JOURNEYS B1+Final Test: 1–12

1 At the moment, they (listen) to the radio.

2 If they need money, I (lend) them some.

3 Of course you (not/get) the job if you don’t go to the interview.

4 I would sooner we (take) the train next Friday.

5 I (clean) the house for hours by the time they arrived.

6 If we (win) the competition, we would have been very happy.

7 Do you feel like (go) to the cinema tonight?

8 I got the mechanic (look) at my car on Saturday.

9 We had fun at the beach, but I wish Rachel (come) with us.

10 Mary encouraged me (join) the music

club.


1 I’ll never forget on Snowy Mountain; it was fantastic! a to ski b skiing c ski

2 We didn’t sleep well it was really hot. a because b so c due to

3 Tom doesn’t like Rob, they work well together. a Despite b In spite of c Even though

4 I had time to clean the house yesterday. a none b none of c no

5 Hardly had we finished our dinner the lights in the restaurant went out! a but b than c when

6 I open a window? It’s really hot in here. a Would b May c Do

7 You shouldn’t seeing the doctor; you’ve been ill for days! a postpone b arrange c promise

8 We might to the beach on Saturday. a go b to go c going

9 Be quiet! You talk during the exam! a ought to b are allowed c mustn’t

10 You don’t need oil to make this dish. a much b many c plenty


D Put the verb in brackets into the correct form.C Choose a, b or c.


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LexicalUnits Final Test:GRAMMAR JOURNEYS B1+ 1–12

B Write the correct form of the word in brackets.

1 Look at all the flowers in their garden! (colour)

2 I don’t want to you, but I don’t think you can do this job on your own. (courage)

3 Donna is very interested in fashion, and she always wears very clothes. (style)

4 Every year, we make a big to an organisation which helps the environment. (donate)

5 My computer is so old that it’s almost . (worth)

6 They live in a very part of the city; the buildings are ugly and there are no trees or flowers. (attractive)

7 The doctor said that this isn’t a serious . (ill)

8 “If you one more time, I’m sending you to the headteacher,” said the teacher. (behave)

9 I’ve always had great for these musicians. They’re talented, and they work really hard. (admire)

10 I wish the school cafeteria didn’t serve so much fast food. (healthy)



1 That disease wiped most of the farmer’s crops. a off b out

2 It’s not easy to cope this terrible heat. a by b with

3 I didn’t sleep well because I was really today’s maths exam. a keen on b anxious about

4 There is something wrong with my car. The is making a funny noise. a engine b machine

5 Ellen and I had an interesting at the restaurant last night. a conversation b speech

6 Do you think I should apply a job at your company? a for b to

7 I don’t know what to their decision to close the shop! It’s very strange. a make of b hang on

8 Let’s the basketball game on TV! a look b watch

9 The plane tickets will be cheaper if you book them in . a advance b depth

10 We’ve looked at lots of different houses, but we haven’t one yet. a stood by b settled on


A Choose a or b.

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