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Grammar Activity Answers Introduction 2decidedto move _3isfive {five years old 4 whoare Scheoldest eldest child 6 Heused robe Tinchargeof Btomect 9T"ve beenlearning Twente Ma 12 very hard work | averyhardjob 13 had improved 14cobeableto speak 1S good atreading 16 isgood enough Thavevery litle 181 learn 1A question formation 1 Who paid forit? 2.Do you know who that woman is over there? 3 Where are they going on their honeymoon? How 4 Who did Tony come with? Why did she leave him? 5 How long have Mattand Claire known each other? Where did they meet? Who told you that? b 2 Doyou know why Sarah didn't come tothe wedding? 3 Do you know if] whether that call woman over there is Claire's mother? 4 Do you remember what Molly’s husband does? 5 Do youhave any idea if| whether I can getataxi after midnight? 6 Do you remember if/ whether Claire's sister got married here? 7 Do you think they'll be happy? 8 Do you know where they put our eo 1B auxiliary verbs a 2do Bist 4Have b 2am Bare 4do/did 8do Sean Saren't SDid 6do 6adid Tis Swill 7 Couldn't 2A present perfect simple and continuous 4 2itaveyoubeeneating Shaven'thad haven't wanted 5 Have you been having { Have you had Gretaken 7Have youbeen working Shave been 9vebeen getting £0 haven't been sleeping 11 Nebeen overworking -12'vejust been promored 1b. 2Have youever been injured... 3 Have youbeen coming... thaveyoumissed Shave you been living [haveyoulived 6 Have you ever studied 2i a 2The French b 2bluedenim B adjectives 3 homeless people S¥_ 6TheSpanish 7 the poor 9The Chinese 10 The young 4 Japanese girl By Sawfill modern 4 big dark Slong black silk 6 beautiful old wooden 7 small black leather 8delicious Thai Oshore curly brown 10 new striped 3A narrative tenses a b 1 hadn't noticed, had stopped 2 had been (carefully) saving, had been concentrating, had been watching, had (only) been looking 3 was leaving, was happening, were looking 2asked 3mentioned 4 had been looking Shadaccused /accused_Ghad searched | searched made Shad said Ojumpedup 10 made Uhadneverseen 12drove 13 parked 14hadtaken place 1Scame 16 started I7hadneverstolen 18made 19 found 2D had stopped 21 were watching 3B adverbs and adverbial phrases a 2 do you really mean that; were absolutely awful 3 England played well 4 Unfortunately, England never play well 5 were incredibly lucky 6 doyoueverhave 7 Tobe honest, England were quite lucky 8 were extremely lucky 9 Personally, thought both reams played badly England were a bit better, especially in the second half 10 in Munich next, so let's see how they do there 2slowly quickly 4earlierthatday 5 obviously Gactually 7angrily Salitle 9 badly 10 incredibly TZalways 13 well 4 naturally 15 in quarter of an hour 4A future perfect and continuous a 1 won'tbe thinking 2'l (still) be working; "Il have been promoted 3 will havelleft 4 won't be using 5 won't have gone; "ll (still) be watching 6 have graduated; ll be looking for 7 won'thave had 8 Will (you) be coming 9 Will (you) be picking me up 10 will chey) have visited 11 Thave finished; tl be celebrating, 12.won't have saved wi 48 conditionals, future time clauses a 2aandb 3a 4b Sb 6c Taandc 9a We Mb Iaande 13bande Idaandb 15¢ Saandb 5A unreal conditionals a Dhad ps 3 found; be 4 ssouldn’t have gor; 'd taken 5 were; wouldn't swim 6 wouldn't have left; hadn't fallen 7 hadn'eused; wouldn't have found 8 huy;could 9 would have gone; hadn't been 10 didn’t (both) work; wouldn't be able to 11 would have bought; known 12 wouldn't be; did uld have tasted | would raste 5B structures after wish a 2wouldn't borrow 3would stop raining Awouldler Swoulddo 6 wouldn't make Twould tidy 8 wouldn't wear b Zhadnttold Bwere/was Ahad Searnt Ghad cried on Thadn'eshouted Swasn't 6A gerunds and infinitives, a 2goingtosce 3goout 4tohave Snorstay working 7towear Blive 9 laughing 1Wtofinish seeing 12nottotell 13 work 14s 1Stohelp 16 waiting 17 to park 18speaking 19 getting up /to get up 20 not come 2U spending 22togive b 2nottobe Schanging 4 meeting Sarriving Gtorevise 7rotell Srurning 6B used to, be used to, get used to a 2getusedto Susually 4 wasused to being able Sused tobe Gusually go b 2musedto Sgerusedto 4usedto Suswally Ggetusedio 7 'musedto Set used to Ogerusedto 10used to © 2being Ssecing 4 getup cating, 7A past modals a 2mighthave broken 3musthave left 4 might have been Sean'thave drunk 6 might not have seen Tmusthave worked | 8can't have finished 9 might not have been able to get / might not have got 1O must have switched off b 2shouldn'thave used 3 shouldn't have broken up 4shouldhave come _5 should have waited Gshould have kept 7 should have told 8 shouldn’c have worn a 7B verbs of the senses a 2smells 3smellsasif (like) 4-smelislike 5 feels Gfeols like 7 feclsasif (like) Bfeels tastes 1rasteslike 11 castesasif(like) [2tastes 13look asif (like) 14 look 15 look as if (like) 1Glook 17 looklike 18look 19 sounds 2Osounds 21 soundsasif (like) 22sound like BA the passive a Zhavebeenstolen 3.are being interrogated Awasbeingdriven S$ werediscovered, was stopped Ghetsken 7are caught Shasbeen vandalized had been broken 10 are going to will be robbed 11 to besent b 2isthoughtthar Sissaidto 4areunderstood to Sisexpected that Gare thought to 8B reporting verbs a Ltogive 2tocome 3having [having had 4not going /nothaving gone 5 tell; breaking Ogoing Trottoleave Smaking 1b 2 promised to clean 3 apologized for forgetting 4 advised (his father) notto put S suggested trying, 6 admitted eating od (me) tocome 8 blamed (us) for losing 9A clauses of contrast and purpose a 2) 3h 4i SF 6c 7a Sc Od 10d b 2.Allot ofcompanies have reduced staffnumbers in ‘order to save money. 3 Despite the long flight | Despite the face the fight waslong she felt great when she arrived in New York 4 Nick didn’t ell Louisa the truth so.as nor to hurt her feelings. 5 Ibought the shoes even though they were ridiculously expensive. 6 The company hasa big market share in spite of doing very little advertising /in spite of the fact that they do very little advertising, 7 They had to leave the hotel early so chat they wouldn't miss their train 8 She dida’t get the job though she was strong candidate. 9B uncountable and plural nouns ‘a 2somejeans Ssays thave Sis apiece of Tome Sequipment Obusiness 10scaft Ilis 12is 13experience 14advice 15 some 16some 17 those 18them 19 the 2Ohomework 21 rubbish

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