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Grammar grammar practice revision
Review of conditional forms
1 Choose the best answer (a, b or c).
1 Paul, will you ask him to call me, please?
a If you happen see
b If you happen to see
c If you’ll happen to see
2 If you don’t trust yourself to say the right thing,
to avoid bringing up the issue.
a you should b you’d have c you’ll have
3 to use more public transport, the level of
pollution in the city would be significantly reduced.
a If people are encouraged
b If people would be encouraged
c If people were encouraged
4 to tame the dog, Mr Wallis will definitely take it in.
a Should he managed
b If he should manage
c He should manage
5 If he were clearer when conveying his message, Rosa
his ideas so confusing.
a will find b would find c wouldn’t find
6 Amelie is always using far too many emojis.
I don’t really understand what she is trying to say.
a If she will do
b When she does
c When she did
7 If the whole class against the recent reduction
in our lunch break, they would have probably gone
back to the original timetable.
a have spoken out
b might have spoken out
c had spoken out
2 Complete the sentences with the correct form of
these verbs.
accept  •  ask  •  be (x 3)  •  get
(probably) hear  •  (definitely) tell
1 I haven’t been told anything. If I knew the truth,
I you.
2 If Lorna wasn’t speaking at the top of her voice, we
what is being said in the
announcement.
3 We’ve known each other for so long and I
really value his friendship. I would hate it if I
on speaking terms with him.
4 Pablo is always mumbling. If you want to hear him,
you him to raise his voice.
5 If you were my proposal,
I would be most grateful.
6 When I see her on graduation day, I know I
overcome with emotion.
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7 There’s no spare tyre. If you happen
a puncture, you should call the
mechanic.
8 We might understand the topic better if her
explanation so vague.
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Advanced conditional forms
3 Circle the two correct alternatives in each sentence.
1 Supposing/If/Unless you couldn’t find your way
home, what would you do?
2 Even if/In case/Unless we take control of the
situation, nothing will change.
3 Would you be able to bring your laptop to my place
as long as/in case/if my computer crashes?
4 Supposing you keep/If you keep/If you will keep
talking to me in a disrespectful manner, I’ll walk out
right now.
5 If/Provided/Even if we maintain regular
communication, I think the problem should be
resolved soon.
this, 6 If you are going to come/If you come/If you would
come with me please, I’ll take you to your seat at the
front of the auditorium.
7 Carmen and I have been arguing a lot lately, but I’m
sure we’ll have a great holiday together as long as/
provided/supposing we remain on speaking terms.
8 If/Provided/Unless we leave now, I’m sure we’ll arrive
on time.
4 Put the words in the correct order to make
sentences.
1 go  finish  you  to  can
the  cleaning,  the  
Provided you
cinema.
2 would  day  pop  with  star  could
a  you  spend  it  who  a  
Supposing
be?
3 I  with  won’t  help  you  it
homework,  on  get  my  finished  me
Unless
time.
4 leave  the  to  going  my  I’ll
ideas,  reject  they’re  continuously  
If
group.
5 should  to  make  refer  to  in
need  you  notes  them  case  
You
later.
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6 anywhere,  would  you  where  travel 1 A If you’d like to
could  go  you   B If you liked to
Imagine C Would you like to
?
D If you will like to
7 won’t  before  done  if  me,  I  packing
helps  all  the  Martin  we  get 2 A in case
Even B unless
leave. C even if
D provided
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3 A will
B may
Unit review
C would
5 Choose the best answer (A, B, C or D). D should
4 A didn’t find
The Benefits of Scrapbooking
B will find
Once thought of as an activity for children of primary
C would found
school age, scrapbooking as a hobby has become
all the rage. (1) record a specific event in an D are finding
artistic way or simply reflect your mood on paper, this 5 A weren’t
enjoyable activity allows you to do so. It also provides B were
a brilliant opportunity to record memories and tell
C would be
stories in a creative way. Many scrapbookers say that
(2) they make a book about a holiday using their D will be
favourite photos with captions, not to mention various 6 A provided
materials and textures, they don’t feel that the trip is B in case
complete. So, if you have the desire to keep a record of
C unless
your life, scrapbooking (3) be for you.
D even if
This leisure activity is also said to bring many health
benefits in view of the fact that the process of building 7 A were
a scrapbook can help you to relax and manage stress. B be
Most importantly, if you (4) it difficult to verbalise C to be
your feelings, scrapbooking can provide you with the D is
opportunity to express and understand your emotions.
Art therapists claim that if it (5) for valuable 8 A Although
activities like scrapbooking, many people would not be B Though
able to express their inner self. C Even if
There are also advantages on a practical level. D However
Scrapbooking is something you can do from the 9 A provided
comfort of your own home and is accessible to
B if
everyone (6) you have the basic materials, namely
paper, glue and scissors. However, if you happen C unless
(7) at a loss for ideas and need advice on materials D even if
and design, many books and websites are now 10
  A even if
available. Besides, creating a digital scrapbook might
B unless
be more your thing if you don’t fancy all that cutting
and sticking. (8) you don’t have the specific C in case
software packages, there is plenty you can do using D if you don’t
basic computer programs.
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What is more, (9) you had the impression that
scrapbooking was a lonely activity, you may have
been misguided. Scrapbook parties as well as online
forums are commonplace (10) you feel like sharing
your ideas or simply getting together with other
aficionados.

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