FIRST CERTIFICATE LANGUAGE PRACTICE PDF

/ needn't have arrived at seven. (I arrived at seven, but it wasn't necessary) / didn't need to arrive at seven. (we don't know when I arrived - maybe seven or later) But in everyday speech we often use didn't need to for both cases. GRAMMAR 17 MODAL VERBS: PAST Pronunciation and In speech, have is[r]

A) outfit B) cloth C) clothing D) wear h) I feel like going out tonight. Let's go to a/an A) dancing B) night C) club D entertainment i) Thanks for a great weekend! We really had a/an A) fun B) enjoyment C) hospitality D) good time j) In order to prove Smith is guilty, we must find some A) informati[r]

Can you fill in this form please? (complete by writing) Our teacher was ill, so Mrs Frost filled in*. (take someone's place) Find out I want to find out what happened. (learn about, discover) Give away The millionaire gave all his money away. (make a gift of) Jill asked me not to give her secret awa[r]

FIRST CERTIFICATE LANGUAGE PRACTICE 6 Complete the second sentence so that it has a similar meaning to the first sentence, using the word given. Do not change the word given. You must use between two and five words, including the word given. a) Your car was cheaper[r]

137 FIRST CERTIFICATE LANGUAGE PRACTICE Key points 1 In the construction all + subject + verb, all means the only thing. All we need now is a new car. But we do not use all by itself as a subject. Instead we use everything. Everything is missing, I'm afraid. (NOT All is m[r]

g) book you ordered last week is now in stock. h) dancing is more interesting activity than reading. i) people we met on holiday in north of England sent us postcard. j) little knowledge is dangerous thing. 129 FIRST CERTIFICATE LANGUAGE PRACTICE 130 6 Complete the second[r]

- With angry with, annoyed with, bored with, happy with, pleased with 171 FIRST CERTIFICATE LANGUAGE PRACTICE 1 Put one suitable word in each space. a) A lot of people I know really believe in ghosts. b) Martin grew to be very fond his pet snake. c) This bread tastes fish[r]

to have put me up when I come to London. Could you be possibly give me some directions for your flat? I'm bound to get lost. Do I have to take a taxi from the station, or is it near enough to walk? Perhaps if I should buy a street map of Birmingham when I am arrive. And is it all right if I can brin[r]

FIRST CERTIFICATE LANGUAGE PRACTICE Match each sentence (a-j) with a function from 1-10. a) Wait a minute, let me see 5. b) What did you think of the film, then? c) I'll definitely bring your camera back tomorrow d) Would it be all right if I left a bit early today? e) So[r]

b) Sue says she's stuck in traffic and she be late. c) You really start spending more time on your work. d) Tell Peter he stay the night here if he wants to. e) That's a really stupid idea! You be serious, surely! f) You realise it, but this is very important to me. g) Don't be silly. You expect me[r]

87 FIRST CERTIFICATE LANGUAGE PRACTICE 88 3 Put one suitable word in each space. a) This is the book I told you about. b) There's someone outside car has broken down. c) Sue won the gold medal having a bad leg. d) I suppose I agree with you a great extent. e) The police,[r]

So many/few are used with plural nouns. So much/little are used with uncountable nouns. There were so many passengers (that) we couldn't find a seat. There was so much noise (that) I didn't get to sleep until 3 a.m. - Too/Not enough + to Too means more than is necessary or good. Not enough means les[r]

.who had gone there to admire the scenery b) I lent you a book. It was written by a friend of mine. She lives in France. The book I c) A woman's jewels were stolen. A police officer was staying in the same hotel. The woman was interviewed by him. The woman whose d) A goal was scored by a teenager. H[r]

FIRST CERTIFICATE LANGUAGE PRACTICE 5 Choose the most suitable word or phrase to complete each sentence. a) The view from the skyscraper D. over New York harbour. A) shows up B) sees about C) stands up D) looks out b) The old houses opposite are going to be A) broken down[r]

k) It's very of character for Bill to behave like that. 1) Most famous people behave quite normally private. 8 Replace the words in italics with a verb from the box. Use each verb once only. a) The wedding was cancelled when the bride failed to arrive. turn up b) Susan feels that her boss is someone[r]

Arthur's story. He told Arthur he was a hardened (8) CRIME and that he deserved a severe (9) Then PUNISH the judge sentenced Arthur to five years' (10) PRISON Arthur just smiled. He had spent most of his life in prison and so he was used to it. 8 Underline the most suitable word or phrase. a) Harry[r]

e) I've been shopping all morning. I feel exhausted. WORN f) I'll come and collect the goods on Thursday. PICK g) Sorry, we don't have any bread left. RUN h) Are you going to the chemist's? CALLING i) I don't like supermarkets. I can't bear the queues. PUT j) I don't know whether to buy this car. I'[r]

size a) This shirt is too small, it s not my number. b) You have so many clothes. Why did you buy this cloth as well? c) What costume did you wear to the fancy dress party? d) Joan was dressed completely in white. e) I like your new trouser. How much was it? f) As far as I can see, the man in this p[r]

Would the theatre tonight? h) Peter will look after the children - he has no objection. looking Peter doesn't children. i) 'I'll definitely be here by eight,' Ann promised. would Ann by eight. j) We first met in 1978. Do you remember? our Do you remember 1978? 177 FIRST CERTIFICATE<[r]

212 Complete each sentence with a word from the box. a) When Brenda entered the swimming competition she bought a new costume b) I learned to ride a horse without using a c) Gemma tried to hit the golf-ball with her , but missed it. d) After the tennis match, one of the players jumped over the e) D[r]