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The numbers after the answer tell danceing dancing [7.1] in the garden. D 1 You lost 10.4
He likes is liking [7.3] dancing in the 2 We were sailing 12.3
you which unit and unit section morning. 3 it just dropped 12.3
of the book has information and ‘Have you [8.3] another cup of coffee, 4 Have you two visited 13.3
practice on that grammar point. darling,’ says Mr Green. 5 We’ve/We have been 13.3
For example, the numbers ‘But I’m still drink drinking [7.1] my 6 We flew 16.1
first cup, dear,’ replies Mrs Green, 7 I wasn’t/was not listening 11.3
3.1, 3 refer to Unit 3, sections 1 ‘and anyway, where’s our daughter 8 I’ve/I have had 13.3
and 3. today? She is usually bringing brings 9 I was falling 12.2
[7.2] me my coffee.’ 10 Paul rang 12.2
‘Mary,’ says Mr Green (but he doesn’t 11 Paul and I went 10.4
Test A stop dance dancing [7.1]), ‘she’s she 12 We were reading 12.2
A 1 My sister goes 3.1, 3 works working [7.2] in London this 13 we saw 12.3
2 I don’t get up 3.2, 3 week. Don’t you remember?’ 14 Paul hasn’t/has not stopped 14.2
3 Mike tries 3.1, 3 ‘Stopping Stop [8.3] dancing and 15 Did it have 10.4
4 he doesn’t usually succeed 3.2, 3 listening listen [8.3] to me. I never 16 Was there 10.4
5 I’m not 2.1 forget forgetting [7.2] anything. I was 17 you’ve/you have never seen 13.4
6 Do you eat 4.2 just giving you a little test. Anyway, 18 Rob and I stayed 10.4
7 I don’t usually like 4.1 it’s time for work.’ 19 It was 10.4
8 Mike studies 3.1, 3 ‘All right, darling, but don’t forget not 20 we were talking 12.2
9 he eats 3.1, 3 [8.2] your briefcase.’ 21 I haven’t/have not enjoyed 14.2
10 Does he have 4.2 ‘Thank you, dear. Don’t dancing
dance [8.2] too hard!’
11
12
I don’t know 4.1
He doesn’t tell 3.2 E 1 Check 8.1, 3
Test C
13 Do you drive 4.2 2 Don’t give 8.2, 3 A 1 I’ll finish 22.4, 23.2
14 There aren’t 3.2, 3 3 Show 8.1, 3 2 are you going to do 21.4, 23.2
15 my sister wants 4.1 4 Don’t smoke 8.2, 3 3 Shall we meet up 22.5
16 we both walk 3.1, 3 5 Don’t copy 8.2, 3 4 I’m going to watch 21.4, 23.2
5 I’ll get 22.5
B 1 sitting 5.3 6 you’ll enjoy 23.3
2
3
swimming 5.3
✓ 5.4 Test B 7 I’m going to buy 21.4, 23.2
8 I’ll lend 22.5
4 shopping 5.3 A 1 ✓ 12.2
5 We like 6.4 2 I started 12.3 B 1 I’m meeting 26.5
6 ✓ 5.4 3 we met 16.1 2 I’m flying 26.5
7 ✓ 6.2 4 ✓ 16.1 3 Shall I send 22.5
8 I know 6.4 5 ✓ 12.2 4 you’re coming 24.3
9 ✓ 6.2 6 I have never forgotten 14.1 5 you’re staying 24.2
10 shining 5.4 7 ✓ 16.2 6 will you bring 22.3
11 ✓ 5.4 8 Were you 16.1 7 I won’t be able 23.2
12 I understand 6.4 9 I haven’t seen 15.3 8 I’m visiting 22.5
10 I was walking 12.2
C 1 I’m finishing 7.2 11 I visited 16.1 C 1 you’re 24.2
2 I’m thinking 7.4 12 ✓ 14.1 2 won’t 22.4, 23.2
3 I’m not actually doing 7.1 3 Shall 22.5
4 Do you want 7.3 B 1 I saw it before anyway. I had seen 4 am 21.4
5 It’s raining 7.4 it before anyway. 19.3 5 arrive 25.1
6 I never go out 7.1 2 So you already decided you liked 6 I’m 21.4
7 you know 7.3 me! So you had already decided 7 taking 24.2
8 I think 7.3 you liked me! 19.2 8 will 22.3
9 she comes 7.1 3 but it closed a week before! but it 9 I’ll 22.4
10 she’s staying 7.2 had closed a week before! 19.3
11 She’s doing well 7.2 4 Everyone went home, Everyone D ‘You’ll meet Tim, one of the team
12 she speaks 7.1 had gone home, 19.3 guides, as soon as you will arrive
13 I don’t speak any languages 7.1 5 because I left my keys because I [25.2] at the centre. He’ll show you
had left my keys 19.3 where to eat and sleep. Tim will
D Today is the 1 June 1964. The sun check your bags when you will get
shines is shining [7.1] and the birds C 1 I did some maths I was doing up [25.2], to make sure you’re ready
sing are singing. What is does some maths 11.3 for the day. It’s important to have
everyone doing do [7.1]? Well, 2 I’ve worked harder I’ve been food and drink and an extra pullover.
Mrs Green is reads reading [7.1] a working harder 17.2 Before you’ll start walking [25.1],
newspaper. She is reads reading 3 You’ve read books You’ve been Tim will make sure you have your
[7.2] a newspaper every day before reading books 17.4 own map, in case you get lost. It’s a
breakfast. Her husband, Mr Green, is 4 you learnt French verbs you were fantastic place to go walking. You’ll
learning French verbs 11.2 be able to see the sea after you will
5 she has worked hard she has get [25.1] to the top of the mountain!
been working hard 17.4 But it can become cold very quickly.
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You’ll have to listen to Tim until you’ll
know [25.2] the right thing to do Test E Test F
if the weather changes suddenly. A 1 You should 46.2 A 1 Would you like to learn to play
Don’t worry, though. You’ll have a 2 I must 43.5 the a piano? 49.3
good time. You’ll enjoy the views as 3 you have 43.1 2 All you need is half an hour a day
soon as you will get [25.2] there!’ 4 Had I 45.4 and a the simple book! 49.2
E 1 comes/will come 23.2 5 you don’t ought 47.3, 46.2 3 What’s the name of the a book?
2 doing/going to do 21.4, 23.2 6 I be possible 39.5 Bob Bryant’s Big Piano Book! 49.2
3 I’m carrying/I’ll carry 22.4 7 I could 39.4 4 The friends are great, but the
4 finish/will finish 25.1 8 I must 48.2 music will be your partner
5 I’m playing/I’ll play 24.2 9 I can 44.4 forever! Don’t just stand there!
6 I’ll/I’m going to 22.4, 23.2 10 Should I better 46.3 Buy this book today!! 50.5
7 Am I calling/Shall I call 22.5 11 you need 41.2 5 You’ll also get the a free
8 I’m dying/I’m going to die 26.2 12 You ought 41.3 download of piano music from
around a the world! 49.2
B I’ve had a terrible day! I 4 have [48.2]
B
Test D got up early, but I couldn’t get out
of bed! It was too late to go by bus,
1
2
nothing 62.4
everywhere 62.5
A 1 Do you normally take the bus so I 9 to [48.1] get a taxi. Luckily, I 5 3 somewhere 62.2
home? 29.2 to [39.4] find one quite quickly. Of 4 everyone 62.5
2 I don’t 37.2 course, when we arrived outside the 5 nobody 62.4
3 Is your wife coming home soon? office, I didn’t have any money, so 6 someone 62.2
29.2 I 8 [39.3, 2] pay the driver. Anyway,
I was 1 to [39.4] borrow some from C 1 a 49.2 8 the 50.4
4 she is 37.2
the receptionist. I’ve paid her back 2 the 49.2 9 the 50.4
5 Does she travel by bus? 29.2
already, but do you think I 7 to 3 the 49.3 10 – 50.6
6 she doesn’t 37.2
[46.2] give her a present as well? 4 an 50.2 11 the 50.3
7 Was she tired yesterday? 29.2
My boss was waiting for me in her 5 – 50.5 12 a 49.2
8 she was 37.2
office. I should 2 arrived [48.2] at 6 – 50.5 13 the 50.3
B 1 How 30.1 8 Why 30.1 nine o’clock, and I was half an hour 7 the 50.4, 49.3
2 What 31.2 9 Do 29.2 late. I 6 have [47.4] taken a taxi at all, D 1 ✓ 60.1
3 Who 31.1 10 Were 29.2 though! She told me the company 2 How much luggage 60.3
4 Do 29.2 11 What 31.2 was closing, so I had 3 find [48.1] a 3 ✓ 64.4
5 How 30.1 12 Who 31.1 new job. 4 How much does it cost 60.3
6 What 31.2 13 Did 29.2
C 1 hotels might be full. 44.4 5 any presents [some presents
7 What 31.2 14 Why 30.1
2 ’ll/will have to sleep in the car. is possible with a different
C 1 so do I 38.2 42.7 meaning] 54.6
2 so can he 38.2 3 must be the sun cream we got in 6 some more 54.5
3 so have I 38.2 Brighton. 44.2 7 ✓ 60.1, 3
4 neither does he 38.4 4 needn’t have bought it. 47.4 8 ✓ 61.1
5 so did I 38.2 5 Should we take it with us this 9 a few things 61.5
6 neither will he 38.4 time? 45.4 10 some/any advice 54.4
7 neither have I 38.4 6 can’t make the sun shine. 44.3 11 ✓ 61.1, 2
7 Are you feeling OK, George? 12 a few big ones 61.5
D 1 How far is 32.2 13 a little/bit more 61.5
2 How old is 32.7 You’d better have a rest. 46.3
14 ✓ 61.2
3 How often are (or How much are) D 1 Do I need to use 47.1
32.5, 3 2 should really 45.3 E 1 that 52.2 7 them 55.2
4 How long will 32.1 3 could you pass 40.4 2 there’s 56.1 8 ones 51.2
5 How much did 32.5 4 don’t need to 47.1 3 yours 57.4 9 there 56.1
5 mustn’t forget 41.5 4 me 55.2 10 mine 57.4
E 1 did you 36.5 5 yourself 58.2 11 them 55.2
2 isn’t he 36.4 6 got to finish 42.5
7 better start 46.3 6 some 54.3 12 one 51.2
3 doesn’t he 36.4
4 has he 36.5 8 might not 44.4
5 can you 36.5 9 should have 45.3 Test G
6 don’t they 36.4 E 1 ✓ 42.3
7 will he 36.5 A 1 the biggest 72.2
2 can’t be 44.3 2 the brightest 72.2
8 should he 36.5 3 had to 42.3
9 was he 36.5 3 better 71.2
4 ✓ 44.2 4 the farthest/furthest 72.2
10 did you 36.5 5 must have 44.2
11 weren’t they 36.4 5 more happily 73.3
6 ✓ 44.4 6 the most expensive 72.2
12 isn’t it 36.4 7 ✓ 22.5 7 harder 73.5
8 don’t need/have 47.1 8 more quickly 73.5
9 ✓ 40.2 9 the tallest 72.2
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B 1 excited 66.1 11 in 81.1 16 at 84.1
2 tiring 66.1 Test H 12 of 82.6 17 of 84.1
3 such 70.2 A 1 on 79.1 13 for 83.1 18 like 80.8
4 worried 66.1 2 outside 78.2 14 with 84.1 19 to 84.1
5 quiet 73.2 3 on 78.1 15 at 82.1 20 of 84.1
6 16th 67.2 4 in front 78.2
7 disappointed 66.1 5
8 so 70.1 6
between 78.2
in 78.1 Test I
9 28th 67.2 7 this 79.2 A 1 ✓ 85.3
10 well 73.2, 4 8 along 78.3 2 I’m making I’m getting 86.6
11 beautifully 73.2 9 next to 78.2 3 I got I’ve/have got 85.3
12 bored 66.1 10 through 78.3 4 ✓ 85.3
13 slow 73.1 11 last 79.2 5 ✓ 86.7
14 interesting 66.1 12 past 78.3 6 We haven’t done We haven’t
C 1 (Our son) Andy was, watch the 13 every 79.2 made 86.2
football match (with me on 14 from 79.3 7 ✓ 86.2
Saturday). 69.2, 3 15 in 79.1 8 We’ll have got We’ll get 86.5
2 He hasn’t got, buy a house. 69.5, 6 16 to 79.3 9 to make to do 86.4
3 It was, we didn’t buy it. 70.3 10 ✓ 85.3
B Anthony: Jack says he can learn a
4 most beautiful machine 72.2, 3 11 to make to do 86.4
new language without working.
5 a wonderful driver, Tom! 73.2 12 to have got to have 85.4
[81.5]
6 is faster than me. 71.2, 3 13 ✓ 86.8
Michelle: Who’s Jack?
7 met a worse driver (than Raphael). Anthony: He’s that new boy in the B I’m worried about my husband. He
71.3 bright blue jumper. [81.1] The one gets up [87.2] very late. He never
8 You’re, open your eyes in the car. with long hair. [81.2] He’s bought wants to go out [87.2]. You can’t
69.3 an audiobook [81.3], and he says he stay in [88.3] all your life, can you,
9 I haven’t got, argue with you. 69.6 learns by [81.5] listening to it while Doctor? If the TV is on when our
D 1 usually stay there for four or five he’s asleep. friends come round, he doesn’t turn
days 74.2 Michelle: I think that’s silly. it off [87.2]. Last Saturday we ran out
2 the amazing old Roman baths Anthony: But you’re good at learning of [87.2] milk. When we reached the
65.5 [84.1, 2] new words, aren’t you? I supermarket, he said to me: ‘I don’t
3 will probably take a bus up to the might try Jack’s audiobook. I’m sick like your hat. Take it off [87.2]! Put it
Royal Crescent 77.2 of making [84.2] mistakes all the away [87.2]!’ That’s a strange thing
4 can either relax in one of Bath’s time. to say, Doctor. I’m getting more and
beautiful green parks 65.5 Michelle: It’s no use worrying about more worried. I don’t think I can put
5 the very elegant 18th-century mistakes. We learn by making [81.5] up with [88.4] the situation much
Pump Rooms 65.5 mistakes. longer. When I try to talk to him he
6 it’s always difficult to get tickets Anthony: It’s easy for you. You can just says: ‘Calm down [87.2]! I’m all
74.2 pass French exams without doing right.’ What shall I do?
7 the really unusual American [81.5] much work. How do you do it?
Michelle: I just sit down with a C 1 was decorated last month. 89.2, 3
Museum 65.5 2 is being designed for the garden.
8 can just drive around peacefully dictionary [81.4] and a French
newspaper. It’s not worth buying 89.1, 3
in the countryside. 77.4 3 was also stolen last week. 89.2, 3
[84.3] an expensive audiobook, in
E 1 away 75.2 my view. 4 their new house hadn’t been
2 outside 75.2 built. 90.1
3 fairly 76.1 C 1 as 80.5 7 Like 80.4 5 their windows were repaired,
4 bags 76.3 2 on 82.1 8 in 82.2 89.2, 3
5 address 76.3 3 like 80.9 9 like 80.9 6 was mended. 89.2, 3
6 as far as 68.1 4 in 82.5 10 on 82.4 7 has been made. 90.1
7 on the left 75.3 5 at 82.4 11 by 82.5 8 was booked yesterday. 89.2, 3
8 garden 76.3 6 like 80.1 12 Like 80.2 9 is being sold next month. 90.1
9 upstairs 75.2 D 1 talk 83.2 D 1 washing 94.3
10 sideways 75.2 2 surprised 84.1 2 drive 92.3
11 table 76.3 3 waiting 83.1 3 to learn 92.1
4 depended 83.1 4 smoking 88.2
5 brilliant 84.1 5 smoke 3.2 [sic]
6 interested 84.1 6 tell 92.3
7 waiting 83.1 7 cry 92.4
8 sure 84.1 8 dancing 93.3
9 proud 84.1 9 walking 93.1
10 grateful 84.1 10 to get 86.7
11 reach 83.4 11 Jogging 93.4
12 feel 92.4
E 1 behind 78.2 6 to 78.3
13 cycling 93.1
2 under 78.2 7 like 80.5
14 eating 93.1
3 of 78.3 8 for 82.3
15 to continue 92.1
4 up 78.3 9 on 78.1
5 as 80.9 10 for 83.1
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E 1 finish doing 93.1
2 prefer to start 94.3 Test K
3 to be patient (or being patient) A 1 nor 103.5 5 either 103.4
92.1 2 so 103.3 6 or 103.4
4 to do something 92.1 3 in case 104.2 7 so that 104.4
5 you to do 96.1 4 because 8 Both 103.1
6 me to do 96.1 104.1 9 and 103.1
7 you improve 96.3
8 me stay 92.4 B 1 as 105.3 6 Although
9 you to think 96.1 2 While 106.3 106.4
3 Since 105.1 7 However
4 as 105.2 106.1
Test J 5 However
106.5
A 1 ’re 97.2
2 would have got 99.1 C 1 ✓ 107.1-3 6 that 108.1
3 were 98.4 2 when 108.3 7 ✓ 107.3
4 had 98.3 3 that 108.1 8 that 108.1
5 would 98.1 4 ✓ 107.3 9 why 108.3
6 don’t talk 97.3 5 ✓ 107.3
7 could 98.3
8 hadn’t met 99.1 D 1 you see 108.1
9 don’t speak 97.1 2 which means 109.5
10 knew 98.3 3 that thousands 107.2
11 sing 97.2 4 that has 107.3
12 would be 98.1 5 which has 109.2
6 that visit 107.3
B 1 h
ad voted for me at the last
election, your lives would have E 1 who 107.2, 3
improved. 99.1 2 however 106.3
2 was alive today. 98.3 3 due 105.6
3 be better if he was our Prime 4 case 104.2
Minister. 98.1 5 neither 103.5
4 be happy if our schools had more 6 nor 103.5
money. 98.1 7 but 103.2
5 became Prime Minister I would 8 which 109.1
give every child a new phone.
98.1
6 had brought my wife with me
today. 99.2
7 busy with her own work, she
would be here. 98.1
C 1 He advised me to get enough
sleep. 102.1
2 He told me to get some
qualifications. 101.3
3 He warned me not to take drugs.
101.4
4 He asked why he left the flat.
102.2
5 He asked me where I work(ed).
102.2(, 4)
6 he persuaded me to give him my
address in Sheffield. 101.4
D 1 I’ll give you the name of my
doctor. 100.1
2 You should eat more fruit. 100.1,
101.4
3 I’m living in a flat on my own.
100.1
4 I tried sharing with Paul, but he
left. 100.1
5 I’m going to (go and) live in
Sheffield. 100.1
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Key to the Exit test
The number after the answer tells you which unit of the book has information and practice on that
grammar point.
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