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    Keys adults IV, second exam. 9 1. Jim is single.

    He would (be) happier if


    he had (have) a girlfriend.

    Reading 2. If he doesn’t pay (not pay) me back soon,


    I will ask (ask) him for the money.

    3. If cars could (can) fly, there would be


    (be) fewer traffic jams.

    4. Unless you study (study) harder, you


    won’t pass (not / pass) the exam.

    5. If I were (be) you, I would tell (tell) the


    police.

    Vocabulary

    Listening

    Writing

    You may correct it the way you want but


    just in case there are some markers.

    Grammar: 5
    Punctuation: 5
    Coherence: 5
    Vocabulary: 5
    Grammar

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