Use this study planner if you need help in deciding which units you should study, or which part of the Grammar reminder you should read first. Which of the four multiple-choice options, A, B, C or D, completes the sentences in the correct or most likely way? Sometimes more than one option is possible. If you are not sure which options are correct, you may need to study any related sections of the Grammar reminder first and then the corresponding unit(s) listed on the right in the table below. You wil find the full correct version of each sentence either in the section of the Grammar reminder or in the unit highlighted. 14 “Who ? to get through to Misaki Ado you phone... 'm trying Bare you phoning ... I'm trying Care you phoning... Itry D doyou phone ... I try 12 to Turkey every year for your holidays? AAreyou going BWereyougoing _C Have you gone D Doyou go 13001 you park outside the city and get the bus to the centre, ‘Aam suggesting Bsuggests _C suggest D was suggesting 14 Sophia me that you're thinking of emigrating. Atold Btells Cistelling tell 15 Aisha a few minutes ago. Ahasleft Bleaves Cleft Dhadleft 16 We to the tennis club since we moved here. Ahave belonged Bbelong Cbelonged Dare belonging 17 After she hospital, she had a long holiday. Aleaves Bisleaving Chasleft Deft 1.8 When he realised | at him, he away. Alooked ... was turning B was looking ... turned was looking... was turing —_D looked ... turned 1.9 When the builders were here | them cups of tea all the time. ‘Awas making Bammaking Cmade Dmake 110 When | went into the bathroom, | found that the bath. Aoverflows overflowed — Chad overflowed Dis overflowing 171 Iwas sure that | him before. Ahadmet Bammeeting Cmeet Dmet 112 Your eyes are red ~ 2 Adidyoucry Bhaveyou been crying C have you cried D doyou cry 210113 14 115, 2a 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 210 an Study planner this holiday for ages. ‘AWe're looking forward to B We've been looking forward to C We look forward to —_D We've looked forward to When | saw the vase on the website, | knew it was exactly what | Alookedfor Blookfor — Chad been looking for D have looked for hard all year, so | felt that I deserved a holiday. Alwork BI'dbeen working C'd worked I'm working I one of my special desserts for dinner, if you like. Amake B’mgoingtomake Cll make D 'mmaking If Erik phones | you know. A'mgoingtolet Blet C'mletting D‘lllet ‘Has anybody offered to look after the children?’ ‘Sophia it Aistodo B’sgoingtodo Cdoes Dwilldo The next train to Dublin at 3:45. (station announcement) Awillleave Bisleaving Cis goingtoleave Dleaves When you Ben, tell him he still owes me some money, Aare goingtosee Bareseeing Csee Dwill see We a party next Saturday. Can you come? A'retohave B'rehaving Chave D''ll have After the operation you any sport for a while Awon'tbe doing Baren'tdoing —_C don't do Dwon't todo When the race starts later this afternoon the drivers for drier weather than last year. Awere hoping Bare hoping Chope Dill be hoping In the next few years, thousands of speed cameras ‘on major roads, Aare appear Bwillappear Care to appear Dare appearing to Bangkok by the end of June. Alaim getting BI'maiming getting Claim toget Di'maiming to get We each other later that day, but | had to phone and cancel. Asee Bareseeing Cwereseeing Dsaw 2uStudy planner Despite yesterday's snowfalls, we home in less than ‘An hour. Acould drive Beandrive Cwere able to drive Dare able to drive 3.2 She swam strongly and cross the river easily, even though it was swollen by the heavy rain. Acan Bwasableto Ccould Disable to 33 me to get you some water? AWould you like —B Should you like C Shall you like Dwill you like 34 We Switzerland four times during the 1990s. Awould visit Busedtovisit Cvisit visited 3.5 ‘While we're in Moscow shall we go and see Dariya?’ ‘But it's been nearly 20 years since we last saw her. She remember us. Acan’t Bcouldn’t ~Cmaynot —D might not, 3.6 During the war, the police arrest you for criticising the government. Amay Bmight Cshould — Dcould 3.7 ‘I'm seeing Dr Evans next week.’ ‘That be right. He's on holiday then. Amustn't Bcan't Chasn’tto hasn't got to 3.8 I can't access the database. You a password. A:must have got to put in Bmust've to put in ‘must have to put in D must put in 39° 1 an interview because I'd worked there before. Adidn'thavetohave Bneedn'thavehad didn’t need to have needn't have 3.10 Nowadays it cost a fortune to own an e-book reader. Ahasn'tto Bneedn’t_ Cdoesn'thaveto D mustn't 3:1 Walking under a ladder. be unlucky. Aissupposeto Bshould Coughtto Dis supposed to. 3:12 __ It's the third time she's been skating this week. She really enjoy it Amust Bshould Coughtto Dad better The traffic lights green and | pulled away. Agot Bbecame Cturned —D went 42 Thebuilding the earthquake but then bya fire ‘Awas survived... destroyed _B survived ... was destroyed survived... destroyed D was survived ... was destroyed 21243 44 45 46 47 48 49 410 54 52 53 5.4 55 Study planner I'm really disappointed. | for the team again. Awasn't picked — Bdidn’t pick —_C didn’t get picked D wasn't got picked When | asked what was wrong, A | was explained the problem B he explained the problem to me C the problem was explained to me D he explained me the problem The children to the zoo ‘Awere enjoyed taken —_B enjoyed being taken Cwere enjoyed taking —_D enjoyed taking The new computer system next month. Ais being installed by people _B is be installed Cis being installed Dis been installed that we have to leave, A They have informed us _B It has been informed CIthas been informed us D We have been informed He just turned away when | asked him. he meant? ‘A Which do you think B How do you think What you think —_D What do you think to see in the town? AWhat there are B What is there C What are there D What there is was in the box? ‘A What did you think that B What you thought What did you think —_D What you did think l always associate Apiza Bpizzabyltaly Clitalianpizza_—_D pizza with Italy She described Athesituation Bthesituationtome — Cmethe situation D the situation me ‘Stevens the wallet. Aadmitted to steal B admitted steal Cadmitted stealing D admitted him stealing My parents wouldn’t to the party, Aallowmego Ballowmetogo Callow me going Dallow to go She felt the mosquito her. Abites Btobite Cbite Dbiting 213Study planner 214 56 ST 61 62 63 64 65 66 67 68 69 610 a You don’t object late tonight, do you? Atoworking Btowork Cwork — D working They arranged in London, AforRaniatostay BRaniatostay Cy Raniato stay D for Rania staying Georgia she would be late for the meeting. She she was feeling ill. Atold that... said that __B told that.... said me that Ctold me that... said that told me that ... said me that She her holiday in Finland Atold me about B said about Csaid me about Dtold about ‘I suppose you've heard the latest tome. Anews’ saidshe — B news.’ she said C news’, she said Drews,’ she said | notified | had changed my address. Awiththebankthat | Bthebank that C that Dto the bank that She reminded Awhattodo BmewhatIhadtodo — C what | had to do D me what to do Police said that they the missing gir Ahadfound Bhavefound find Dwere finding She encouraged the job. Atotake the job Bthat Fran should take C Fran to take D to Fran to take He asked where he put the box. Ashall Boughtto will Dshould She asked my advice subject she should study at university. Aontowhat Bastowhat Conwhat —D to what They directed that the building Abe pulled down —_B to be pulled down C should be pulled down —_D should pull down The faulty. Aequipments are Bequipment was __C equipments were D equipment were72 73 74 7s 76 77 78 79 81 83 84 Study planner The company doing a lot of in South America. Ais...businesses Bare...business___C are... businesses Dis... business The shoes were covered in mud, so | asked them to take them off before they got into car. Agirl’s... Leon's Bgirls’..Leons’ girls’. Leon's D girl’ ...Leons The council postponed a decision on the new road, and many leading members of the opposition party criticised the delay. Ahas...have Bhas..has Chave...has have... have thinks that Phil should be given the job. ANeither of us B The majority of my colleagues C Practically everyone D Anumber of people Police that Thomas is in Brazil, although his exact whereabouts unknown. Abelieves... are Bbelieve...are Celieves... is D believe ... is Anew is being built outside the town. Agolfcourse Bgolfcourse Cgolf’scourse _D golf-course The government has introduced Aa children’s clothes tax Ba tax on children clothes Ca children clothes tax D atax on children's clothes has improved enormously. A David's guitar playing _B David guitar playing Davids’ guitar playing _D The guitar playing of David VU be with you in ‘Aone quarter of anhour —_Ba quarter of an hour Caquarterofone hour Da quarter of hour Look at It’s very bright tonight. Athemoons Bmoon Cthemoon Damoon sydney is Aabeautifulcity — Bbeautifulcity _C the beautiful city D the beautiful cities of the present continuous tense on page 32. AThere are example _B There are examples C There are the examples —_D There is example 215Study planner 85 is one of the many factors involved in changing farming methods. AClimate BAclimate CClimates__D Theclimate 8.6 Against her parents’ wishes, she wants to be Athe journalist B journalist Ca journalist journalists 87 “You look upset.’ ‘Yes, I've had ¥ Athe terrible morning _B terrible morning Csome terrible morning _D a terrible morning 88 | haven't been here for Asomeyears Banyyears years D the years. 89 Wehaven't got left. Aabutter Banybutter Cthebutter some butter 810 ‘Where were you last week?" ‘I was visiting : Aanyfriends Bfriends Cthe friends. D some friends ai iy jewellery is missing, ASomeof BAnyof CSome D Any az the furniture arrived yet. ANone...has BNone..have — C Noneof.... has D None of... have 813 I phoned Sarah at home, but . A there were no answers B there were no answer C there was no answers D there was no answer 814 There isn’t traffic along the street where | live. Amany —Bmuch Cmuchof — Dmanyof 815 the food was inedible. ‘AA large amount of | BManyof — C Much of DA large number of 8.16 waiting to hear the results. A€veryone was BAllwas Everyone were D All were 817 Following the flood, _.in the area major repair work. Aeach of building... need Bevery building ... needs Cevery building...need each buildings ... need 818 to Athens during the vacation. Aallthey are going _B They are all going CThey all are going —_D They are going all 819 Thereis evidence to support his claim, Alittleof Bfew Cafew Diittle 8.20 ‘We should use time we have available to discuss Jon’s proposal. Athelittleof Bthelittle Cthefew little 21691 92 93 94 95 96 97 98 99 910 101 10.2 10.3 10.4 Study planner My mother enjoys hill walking Awhoisinher seventies B , that is in her seventies, C, which isin her seventies, _D., who is in her seventies, She's one of the kindest people AthatI know Bi know Cwholknow — D which | know Do you know the date we have to hand in the essay? Awhich — Bonwhich Cbywhich ~— Dwhen The valley the town lies is heavily polluted Ainthat Binwhich Cin Dwhich The prisoners are all women. Awho being released Bare beingreleased —_C being released D who are being released She lives in the house Awhich has the red door —_B has the red door Cwith the red door D which with the red door ‘Wait a minute, said Amy, Arunning through the door Brun through the door Cran through the door runs through the door by the boys’ behaviour, she complained to the head teacher. AShe annoyed BAnnoyed — C She was annoyed D Annoying at the party, we saw Ruth standing alone AArrived BWeartived C Arriving D We were arriving Josh was the first person I saw hospital. Abyleaving Bonleaving Cinleaving Don to leave “What did you do to your hand?" ‘ ‘when I was chopping vegetables.’ Acutme But Cmyself cut D cut myself The scheme allows students from many countries to communicate Aeach other Bwith eachother —_C themselves D with one another We are confident that both sets of fans will at the match, Abehave itself Bbehavethem — C behave themselves D behave "We need new curtains.’ ‘Okay, let’s buy Aoneswithflowerson Bsome Cones Done 217Study planner 105 The two children for breaking the window. Acach blamed other Bblamedother —_C blamed each other Deach blamed the other 10.6 I hada racing bike when | was young, and Army brother didso Bo didmy brother C-so my brother D did my brother 10.7 ‘Idon't suppose there'll be any seats left.’ ‘No | ‘don't suppose Bsuppose _C don't suppose so D suppose not 10.8 Theyneeded someone who was both an excellent administrator and manager. was not easy to find ASuch person BAsuchperson Such —_D Sucha person 10.9 ‘They could have been delayed by the snow’ ‘Yes, they Acouldhave Bcould Ccould been —_D could have been 10.10 Leon was frightened — or maybe he just Apretendedtobe Bpretendedto _C pretended D pretend to be NW Heisa A capable of making difficult decisions manager B manager capable of making difficult decisions CC capable manager of making difficult decisions D manager capable to make difficult decisions 11.2 Ourteacher gave us problem to solve. Aavery impossible Ba completely impossible Can absolutely impossible Dan extremely impossible 113 Experience is for the job. Areally essential _B fairly essential _C pretty essential D very essential 4 Imetmy professor the other day. She is now advising on the government's Aold politics .. very foreign policy B very old politics... foreign policy C very old politics... very foreign policy D old politics. foreign policy M15 Idrank some coffee. A.good very Brazilian B Brazilian very good Cvery good Brazilian D very Brazilian good 16 Iwas to find that the film was quite Asurprised .. frightening _B surprised... frightened surprising .. frightening _D surprising... frightened 218Study planner 11.7 My watch was among the Athings taken Btaken things —_C things stolen. D stolen things 118 — Hewas busy his homework. Atodo Bdoing Cthathewas doing Dhe was doing 19 Itwas as we went into the room. Astrange quiet Bstrange quietly C strangely quiet D strangely quietly 110 She towards the door. Aquick ran Branquick — Cranquickly —D quickly ran 1111 Itwasthe thing to say. Amost ridiculous Brridiculous —C ridiculousest D most ridiculousest 1112 ‘Why did you buy these oranges?’ ‘They were Acheapest Bthe cheapest _C the cheapest ones I could find D cheapest ones | could find 1113 Despite his disability he tried to lead as possible. Aas normallife Banormala life Casnormalaslife Das normal a life 1114 Have you heard the good news? ‘Aln May, Evahada baby. _B Eva had a baby in May. C Eva in May had a baby. _D Eva had in May a baby. 115 Kaspar nowadays, he’s so busy at the office. AWe see hardly ever B We hardly see ever We hardly eversee —_D Hardly we ever see 1116 Only later how much damage had been caused. Asherealised Bshedid realised C did she realise D realised she 117 We with the decision, Aagree very much Bruch agree _C agree much D very much agree 1118 , this summer is a crucial time for the government. APolitics speaking B Politically | C In political terms D Ina political point of view wi unwell when | this morning, Afelt...getup Bfelt...gotup feel... get up D feel... got 12.2 Have something to eat before you Aleave Bleft Cwillleave Dhadleft 219Study planner 123 still feel tired in the morning Awhen| wakeup — Basiwakeup — C when I will wake up D while | wake up 124 — Wewere delayed an accident. Abecause —B because of there was C because there was D because of 125 | wrotedown her name forget it Asoasnotto Bsonotto Cnotto Dinordernotto 126 they slept soundly. ‘AHot though was the night air__B Hot though the night air was Hot as the night airwas —_D Hot although the night air was 127 llgive you a lft ifit Aisraining — Bwillrain Crained Drains 128 If had known how difficult the job was, | it Awon'thave taken B wouldn’thave taken C won't take it D mightn’t have taken 29 If amore reliable car, | to Spain rather than fly, Awould have... would drive B had ... had driven Chad... would drive D would have had ... would drive 1210 If the technology available, we would be able to. expand the business. Awould become — Bwere become —_ C were to become Dbecame 12M Ifthe North Sea in winter, you could walk from London to Oslo. Ahappened to freeze B froze C should freeze D should happen to freeze qaie in my seventies and rather unfit, | might consider taking up squash. AWere|not BWas|not C Weren't! If | wasn’t 1213 They couldn't decide it was worth re-sitting the exam. if Bwhetherornot Cwhether Dif or not 1214 Itwas midday. » 1 put on the light. A€venso BAlthough C Even —_D Even though 131 He suddenly saw Eva the room. He pushed his way the crowd of people to get to her. Aacross... through Bover...through across ... across Dover... along 22013.2 B3 B4 BS 36 BT 141 142 143 14.4 14.6 Study planner The concert features, others, Karl Frisk and the Johnsons. Their music is still very popular teenagers. Abetween...among —_ B between... between C among... between __D among ... among a pause in the conversation, she left the room. Ain BDuring COver DBy cricket, | enjoy watching football and basketball AApart from BExcept CExceptfor —_D Besides Jo her disabled mother until her death last year. Acaredafter Bearedfor Ctookcareof_—_D cared about ‘What's the chance five heads when you toss a coin five times? Aof getting Btoget Cofget Dget She tried to Atalkme the plan out of |B talk out of me the plan C talk me out of the plan _D talk out me of the plan people trying to get into the football stadium. A There were too much __B There were too many Citwastoomany —_D There was too many Sara wanted to borrow money. A Suddenly hit me that B It suddenly hit Citsuddenly hit me that Suddenly hit me 1 you can swim so well and | can't Ahate B hate it that Chate that D hate it Luis lost his job and was short of money, so his flat and move in with his brother. A that he did was to sell B what he did was to sell Cwhat he did sold D what he did was sell been diverted, they would have arrived early. AHad the planenot —_B Hadn't the plane CTheplanehadnot —_D The plane not had that Lana was able to retire at the age of 50. A So successful her business was, _B So successful was her business, C Her business was so successful D So was her successful business 221