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It to last a lifetime. a. should b ought © must bound It__work, but let's hope it does couldn't b mustn't might not d_ wouldn't ‘The appointment isn't today. It___ yesterday. a mustbe b- must have been ¢ would have been d should be | can't find my glasses. |__ them on the train, 2 can'tleave b can't have left © might leave d_ might have left They — to getin. It's free. a don'thave to pay b mustn't pay € would have paid 4. could have paid ‘You — into your uniform. Nobody else has. a needed to change b can'thave changed © needn't have changed couldn't have changed He there. It was s0 much fun! a should be should have been © mustbe mustn't be 49Grammar B Choose the correct answers. 1 As long as you to work, you'll do very well a prepare b prepared € are prepared 4. had been prepared 2 your help, | wouldn't have managed to find it @ Supposing b Butfor © Provided Unless 3. 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They in unless they are accompanied by an adult. @ won't be allowed b wouldn't be allowed ‘© wouldn't have been allowed weren't allowed 6 Idon't know what — if you hadn't arrived then. will happen b would happen ¢ would have happened d_ would have been happening 7. wouldn't have got the card if you — it early. 2 don't post b didn't post € hadn’t posted hadn't been posting 8 __had Sue left for work than her boss rang, a Nosooner b Assoon © Only d_ Not only 9 Ifonly|__-more forthe exam! will revise b would revise ¢ had revised d_ would have revised 10 had we been so moved by a film. 3 Not only b Rarely € Little Only " 12 13 14 15 16 7 18 19 Uwe es) That's the couple — children I used to look after. a which b of which © who d whose That's the house | was born. ‘ah b which © that d where: Pamela, — married to Rober, is my first cousin, a that b whose © who's d which I'm really enjoying the book I'm reading. what whose where aoce coat is this? It's not yours, is it? 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The athletes who Whom Which athletes What athletes 65Grammar B Choose the correct answers. 1 10 This is smaller; it has rooms as the other house. 2 halfof b half as many € twice the twice as many The you get there, the more likely you will get in. 2 earlier b ariest © more early d_ most early The exams weren't we'd expected. 2 hardly as hard as almost so hard as © nearly ashard as d_ abithard as ls film I've ever seen. 2 the most extraordinary b_ more extraordinary than © most extraordinary d least extraordinary They're expensive, ut much nicer. a pretty much b too much © enough d alitemore This job __for you. I's not stimulating. 2. ischallenging enough isn’t challenging enough € istoo challenging d_ isn’t too challenging _— food to go around? 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She promised they definitely on holiday 2 had gone b would go € went ¢ didn't go 6 Robert admitted in the exam, a tocheat b cheating © have cheated not cheat 7 Rebecca insisted for our meal 2 onpaying b ofpaying © topay for paying 8 Carl is refusing the contract. 2 en signing b ofsigning © tosign 4 for signing 9 We congratulated Jonathan second in the race. 2 oncoming b of coming © tocome 4 forcoming 10. 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