OXFORD PRACTICE GRAMMAR ADVANCED WITH ANSWERS PDF

explanation the exercise relates to. If you have made mistakes in your answers to the exercises, look back at the explanation. Key to symbols What about the tests? There are 25 tests at intervals through the book. You can do a test after you have worked through a group of units. At the beginn[r]

Have we got enough cups for everyone? We can also use a to-infinitive. It's too dangerous to walk home at this time of night. There are too many museums here to visit in a single day. Are you fit enough to run a marathon? I couldn't get close enough to see properly. Vicky didn't bring enough money t[r]

5 These doors are aluminium. They're for your garage. And they're stylish. 6 These shoes are modern. They're for sports. And they're wonderful. This phone is a mobile. It's German. And it's very good. 105 Exercises1 The order of adjectives (A-C) Describe the pictures. Use these words: boots, buildin[r]

The sooner we leave, the sooner we'll get there. Are you looking for a cheap holiday? ~ Yes, the cheaper the better. 112 Exercises 1 Less (A) Complete the sentences. Use less with these words: attractive, busy, convenient, nervous, optimistic, painful, seriously ► Laura once hated flying, but[r]

you're/you are going to. 3 A safe is a cupboard (that/which) you keep valuable things in. 4 Your opponent is the person (who/that) you're/you are playing against. 5 A sofa bed is a piece of furniture you can either sit or sleep on. 3 1 That is an idea in which our party believes. 2 That is a policy[r]

2 It is supposed that the footballer Wayne Johnson is earning £10 million a year.. 3 It is believed that the Prime Minister and his wife have separated.[r]

17 Our friends meet us at the airport tonight. a) are b) are going to c) go to d) will be to 18 a party next Saturday. We've sent out the invitations. a) We had b) We have c) We'll have d) We're having 19 I'll tell Anna all the news when her. a) I'll see b) I'm going to see c) I see d) I shall see 2[r]

Complete this paragraph from a guidebook to London. Use the to-infinitive or the ing-form. We wouldn't recommend (►) driving (drive) into London in the rush hour. We'd advise you (1) (travel) by train. We'd recommend (2) …………………(buy) a special saver ticket, which is cheaper than the full fare. But t[r]

First person singular: It's my car. It's mine. Second person singular: Here's your coat. Here's yours. Third person singular: That's his room. That's his. It's her money. It's hers. The dog's got its food. First person plural: That's our table. That's ours. Second person plural: Are these your ticke[r]

to manager. Why were you late for your meeting? Well, first I had to go to hotel I'd booked into. I took……………. taxi from airport, and driver got completely lost. It was terrible nuisance man was complete idiot. Is this book you were telling me about? Yes, it's really interesting story. What did you[r]

Tom: Well, I'm going to the match on (Saturday), of course. 3 Ilona: Does it snow here at (Christmas)? Emma Not often. We haven't had (white Christmas) for years. 4 Nick: How long have you lived here? Harriet: We came here in (summer) of (1997). 5 Laura: I'd like to look round the castle in (afterno[r]

5 To be successful in life, you must believe in 4 Idioms with and without reflexive pronouns (D-E) Rachel and Vicky are at Mike and Harriet's party. Complete the conversation. Put in the verbs with or without a reflexive pronoun. Mike: Have you two (►) met (met) before? Rachel: Yes, we[r]

bag He quickly put a few things into a bag. 1 Rachel is learning to drive. She hasn't had much lessons yet. 2 I'm making soup for twenty people, I'll have to make a lot-of. 3 I feel really tired. 1 haven't got many energy. 4 The mixture looks rather dry. Maybe you should add a few water. 5 We're hav[r]

aren't, isn't, wasn't, weren't, haven't, hasn't, hadn't, don't /daunt/, doesn't, didn't, won't (- will not), shan't (= shall not), can't , couldn't, mustn't , needn't, mightn't, shouldn't, wouldn't, daren't Sometimes we can shorten either not or the verb. It is not funny. - * It isn't funny. OR It's[r]

We often use will as a neutral way of expressing the future, but it is not 'the future tense'. It is only one of the forms we can use. In some situations will is not the right word. After college I'm going to travel around the US. Here Rachel is saying what she intends to do in the future. We cannot[r]

holiday there. (3) I_m really looking forward to it. (4) We're spending three weeks in Rio. (5) So I'm finding out about all the things we can do there. ► present 3 1 4 2 5 2 The present continuous for arrangements (A) For each situation write a sentence with the present continuous. Use the[r]

33 Emphatic do B Emphatic forms Often we can be emphatic by using a full form like is or have, rather than a short form such as's or 've (see Unit 32). We stress the word when we speak it. Yes, it is late. It's half past one in the morning. My goodness you have done a lot of work. Well done. We can[r]

Moda verb: must stay must not stay OR mustn't stay In a negative statement not or n't comes after the auxiliary verb. The auxiliary verb is a form of be, have or a modal verb, e.g. must, can, could. The girls are not dancing. The modem isn't working properly. I haven't seen the new Disney film. Davi[r]

3 Review (A-D) Trevor and Laura are decorating their house. Put in the verbs. Use the present perfect. Laura: How is the painting going? (►) Have you finished ? (you / finish) Trevor: No, I haven't. Painting the ceiling is really difficult, you know. (1) (I / not / do) very much. And it looks just t[r]

explanation the exercise relates to. If you have made mistakes in your answers to the exercises, look back at the explanation. Key to symbols What about the tests? There are 25 tests at intervals through the book. You can do a test after you have worked through a group of units. At the beginn[r]