Professional Documents
Culture Documents
DECEMBER 2022
Grammar
1 Complete the conversation with the correct active or passive form of the
verbs in brackets.
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2 Choose the correct option.
While / During / Since I was working in my father’s shop the other day, a
stranger walked in and said he knew me. I thought I’d never seen this man 1
yet / before / already , but 2 after / as / before talking to him, I realised it
was my long lost uncle whom I hadn’t seen 3 since / during / for I was two!
He had 4 already / just / yet come back from living in South America. 5 While
/ During / When his stay there, none of us had heard anything from him. He
hadn’t seen my father 6 yet / already / ever because he had come
to the shop to surprise him. I asked him if he had 7 never / since / ever
thought about contacting us 8 when / as / since he was away. 9 As / Since /
After he was thinking about his answer, my father arrived. He hadn’t seen his
brother 10 while / since / already he had left over twenty years ago!
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3 Complete the second sentence so that it has a similar meaning to the first
sentence. Use the word in capitals.
8. They didn’t let me use the new computer until my father had checked
everything was fine. ALLOWED
I ______________________________________________until my father had
checked everything was fine.
10. You should talk to your English teacher before the final exam. BETTER
You ___________________________________before the final exam.
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VOCABULARY
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up on out up after
6. She picked the books_______________ from the floor.
7 You can count____________________ me to help you. Don’t worry!
8 The shop’s sold_____________________ of those new games.
9 The two friends finally made ___________________after the argument.
10. Who will look ______________the cat while your are away?
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7. Function
Put the conversation (A–J) in the correct order (1–10).
A Really? Let me see. Oh dear! My phone’s dead! Sorry! So, what’s the
problem?
B Sorry, I had to stay and help prepare for the school Open Day next week.
C That little shop next to the bank is quite good. You’ll fi nd some great things
there.
D How can you say that? I got things there for my party last year. And, if you
remember, you said they looked good!
E Oh, that’s all right. I’d forgotten about that. I needed to speak to you
urgently.
G I don’t think so. It’s rubbish and it’s mostly for birthday parties for fi ve-
year-olds.
H Hey, Josh, what happened to you? I’ve been waiting ages. (1)
I The teacher asked me to get some decorations for the Open Day and I don’t
know what to do.
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6 How’s it going?
A That’s OK.
B Fine, thank you.
C I bet you’re glad.
7 Let’s go swimming.
A I’d better get going. Sorry!
B Sorry, I’m having a go.
C I’m afraid no problem.
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