NAME

CLASS
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GRAMMAR 15 I wish I _____ to that new restaurant. The food was very
disappointing.
Check (✓) A, B, or C to complete the sentences. A  wouldn’t have gone  ■  B  hadn’t gone  ■ 
Example: We can’t afford ________ on vacation this year. C  didn’t go  ■
A  to go  ■
✓   B going ■  C go ■ 16 I wish I _____ the guitar. I’d love to play some of my
1 If I _____ tomorrow, I’d definitely come surfing with favorite songs.
you. A  had played  ■  B  could play  ■ 
A  didn’t work  ■  B  weren’t working  ■  C  would play  ■
C  ’m not working  ■ 17 We wish we _____ on vacation to the same place as you.
2 We’d go by bike unless it _____. It sounds fantastic.
A rains ■  B  would rain  ■  C rained ■ A  ’d gone  ■  B went ■  C  would go  ■
3 If I _____ feeling so tired, I’d finish painting the room 18 I wish I _____ smaller feet – it’s difficult to find shoes
now. my size!
A weren’t ■  B  wouldn’t be  ■  C  ’m not  ■ A had ■  B  would have  ■  C  didn’t have  ■
4 I wouldn’t go mountaineering if I _____ enjoy it so 19 Don’t you sometimes wish you _____ work?
much. A  wouldn’t have to  ■  B wouldn’t ■ 
A wouldn’t ■  B didn’t ■  C don’t ■ C  didn’t have to  ■
5 If I _____ you, I wouldn’t buy that house. 20 If only we _____ our swimsuits! Lots of people were
A am ■  B was ■  C were ■ swimming in the sea.
A took ■  B  ’d taken  ■  C  would have taken  ■
6 Bob’s very shy. If you didn’t know him, you _____ he
was unfriendly. 20
A  might think  ■  B thought ■  C  ’ll think  ■
7 I _____ Susan if I’d arrived ten minutes later. VOCABULARY
A  hadn’t met  ■  B  wouldn’t have met  ■ 
C  didn’t meet  ■ a Check (✓) the correct word, A, B, or C.
8 We wouldn’t have missed the flight if we _____ on time. Example: extremely shocked or disgusted
A  had left  ■  B  would have left  ■  C left ■ A devastated ■  B horrified ■ ✓ 
C bewildered ■
9 If you hadn’t annoyed Liz so much, she _____ rude to
you. 1 sad because of a lack of social contact
A  hadn’t been  ■  B  wouldn’t have been  ■  A homesick ■  B offended ■  C lonely ■
C  wouldn’t be  ■ 2 very surprised by some unexpected news
10 You’d have understood if you _____ when he explained A furious ■  B stunned ■  C confused ■
it all. 3 very angry
A  were listening  ■  B  ’d been listening  ■  A miserable ■  B devastated ■ 
C listened ■ C furious ■
11 If I’d taken your advice, I _____ so many problems now. 4 very surprised
A  wouldn’t have had  ■  B  wouldn’t have  ■  A thrilled ■  B astonished ■ 
C  didn’t have  ■ C delighted ■
12 We wouldn’t be living here if the house _____ so little. 5 very glad that a problem has been solved
A  hadn’t cost  ■  B  wouldn’t cost  ■  A relieved ■  B disappointed ■ 
C  didn’t cost  ■ C shocked ■
13 If he’d enjoyed working here he _____ for another 6 frustrated or unhappy
company now. A frightened ■  B  fed up  ■  C exhausted ■
A  didn’t work  ■  B  wouldn’t be working  ■ 
7 very pleased
C  wouldn’t have worked  ■
A grateful ■  B delighted ■  C glad ■
14 I wish my room _____ so small! It’s difficult to keep it
tidy. 8 thankful for what someone has done for you
A weren’t ■  B  wouldn’t be  ■  C isn’t ■ A inspired ■  B overwhelmed ■ 
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9 not knowing what to do or say because of strong PRONUNCIATION

emotions
A amazed ■  B desperate ■ 
a Which word has a different sound? Check (✓) A,
B, or C.
C overwhelmed ■
10 feeling bad about having done something wrong Example: A lonely  ■  B homesick  ■ 
A embarrassed ■  B guilty ■  C nervous ■ C horrified  ■
✓
1 A stunned  ■  B frustrate  ■  C infuriate  ■
b Check (✓) A, B, or C to complete the sentences.
2 A species  ■  B rational  ■ C choice  ■
Example: People often feel _____ when they can’t do 3 A manageable  ■  B inspire  ■  C thrilled  ■
something.
4 A hysterical  ■  B guilty  ■  C terrifying  ■
A frustrated ■ ✓   B frustrating ■ 
C frustrate ■ 5 A proud  ■  B exhausting  ■ 
C thoughtful  ■
11 These days my feelings of frustration often _____
me. b Which is the correctly stressed syllable? Check (✓)
A overwhelmed ■  B overwhelming ■  A, B, or C.
C overwhelm ■ Example: A delighted  ■  B delighted  ■
✓ 
12 You looked absolutely _____ when you heard the C delighted  ■
news.
6 A astonished  ■  B astonished  ■ 
A stunning ■  B stun ■  C stunned ■
C astonished  ■
13 It was _____ to have to admit that I didn’t know the
7 A disappointed  ■  B disappointed  ■ 
answer.
C disappointed  ■
A embarrassed ■  B embarrassing ■ 
C embarrass ■ 8 A exhausted  ■  B exhausted  ■ 
C exhausted  ■
14 Were you _____ when Jim said that he didn’t think he
needed you to come? 9 A embarrassed  ■  B embarrassed  ■ 
C embarrassed  ■
A offending ■  B offended ■  C offend ■
10 A devastated  ■  B devastated  ■ 
15 Peter’s job is extremely _____ and he has to work
C devastated  ■
such long hours.
A stressing ■  B stressed ■  C stressful ■ 10

16 I was _____ when I found out that Annie had Grammar, Vocabulary, and Pronunciation total 50
resigned from her job.
A shocked ■  B shocks ■  C shocking ■
17 I sometimes feel _____ when the weather is bad.
A depressed ■  B depresses ■ 
C depressing ■
18 It was _____ that there was a piece missing from the
bed I was trying to put together.
A annoyed ■  B annoy ■  C annoying ■
19 I feel _____ after that lecture. I think I’ll write my
essay this afternoon.
A inspired ■  B inspire ■  C inspiring ■
20 It’s _____ when people call you at home to try and
sell you something.
A infuriated ■  B infuriating ■ 
C furious ■
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