Question 1 of 12 · from lesson 97: and, but, or, so, because
Read each scene and complete the sentence. Use and/but/so/because.
Ben is offered a plate of sandwiches. He says, "No, thank you."
Ben wasn't hungry, ...
AnswerBen wasn't hungry, so he didn't eat anything.
Question 2 of 12 · from lesson 97: and, but, or, so, because
Write sentences. Join one sentence from each list with and, but or or. List A: I stayed in. / I bought a magazine. / I went to the door. / I wanted to ring you. / I dived into the pool. / I usually cycle to work. / Shall I come in with you? List B: I didn't have your number. / Would you rather I waited in the car? / I didn't read it. / I took the bus this morning. / I played cards. / I swam to the other end. / I looked outside.
I dived into the pool ...
AnswerI dived into the pool and swam to the other end.
Question 3 of 12 · from lesson 98: When ...
Make sentences beginning with When. Join one part from each list. List A: I went out / I'm tired / I rang her / I go on holiday / the film ended / I got to the hotel. List B: I switched off the TV / I always book the same cottage / there were no rooms / it was raining / there was no answer / I like to watch TV.
When I go on holiday ...
AnswerWhen I go on holiday, I always book the same cottage.
Question 4 of 12 · from lesson 98: When ...
Complete the sentences. Choose from the box: somebody broke into the flat / before they crossed the street / they moved to Australia / before they lived here / while they were away / when they heard the news / they didn't believe me.
Use these
somebody broke into the flatbefore they crossed the streetthey moved to Australiabefore they lived herewhile they were awaywhen they heard the newsthey didn't believe me
Where did they live ?
AnswerWhere did they live before they lived here?
Question 5 of 12 · from lesson 99: If we go ... If you see ... etc.
Make sentences beginning with If. Join one part from each list. List A: you don't hurry / you pass the test / you fail the test / you don't want this newspaper / you want those posters / you're busy now / you're hungry / you need money. List B: you'll be late / you'll get a certificate / you can take it again / I'll recycle it / you can have them / we can talk later / we can have lunch now / I can lend you some.
If you want those posters ...
AnswerIf you want those posters, you can have them.
Question 6 of 12 · from lesson 99: If we go ... If you see ... etc.
Which is right? Choose the correct form for each gap.
If I don't see you at lunch, you this evening. (I text / I'll text)
AnswerIf I don't see you at lunch, I'll text you this evening.
Question 7 of 12 · from lesson 100: If I had ... If we went ... etc.
Complete the sentences. Choose from the box and put the verb in the correct form: we (have) a bigger flat / I (watch) it / it (be) a bit cheaper / we (move) to a bigger flat / every day (be) the same / I (be) bored / we (put) some plants in it / the air (be) cleaner.
Life would be dull if .
AnswerLife would be dull if every day was the same.
Question 8 of 12 · from lesson 100: If I had ... If we went ... etc.
Complete the sentences.
Ali loves his job. He wouldn't do it if he it.
AnswerAli loves his job. He wouldn't do it if he didn't like it.
Question 9 of 12 · from lesson 101: a person who ... a thing that/which ... (relative clauses 1)
Right or wrong? Correct the mistakes. Write OK if the sentence is correct.
I know someone that can give you a lift.
AnswerI know someone that can give you a lift.
Question 10 of 12 · from lesson 101: a person who ... a thing that/which ... (relative clauses 1)
Write sentences: A ... is a person who ... . Match each person with a description: doesn't tell the truth / looks after your teeth / is very clever / plays a musical instrument / is ill in hospital / is very silly / sells meat / steals things.
a dentist
AnswerA dentist is a person who looks after your teeth.
Question 11 of 12 · from lesson 102: the people we met, the hotel you stayed at (relative clauses 2)
Make one sentence from two.
(I bought you some chocolates. Where are they?) Where are ...
AnswerWhere are the chocolates I bought you?
Question 12 of 12 · from lesson 102: the people we met, the hotel you stayed at (relative clauses 2)
Make one sentence from two.
(I'm wearing boots. They're not very comfortable.) The boots ...
AnswerThe boots I'm wearing aren't very comfortable.
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