Grammar answers Grammar 1 1 ne 24 ab Ha 2» by 8 @ o 9 2 » » Dd » a) nat forgoten was watching used to live ‘was driving had gone had eaten was doing Used to lke were you doing had told used to owas trying, stopped, offered ) paid, had phoned ©) was not wearing, didn’t notice, was driving 4) lay, were Feeding ©) admitted, had int, hadnt damaged 1) wasn't listening, was thinking 8) felewas feeling, inished/ had finished, fel th) got, had disappeared 1) phoned, didn’t answer, there you doing i) dida’® go, was raining 4a) unsuitable b) unsuitable ©) suitable 4) sultable ©) unsuitable 1) suitable a) suitable 1h) unsuitable suitable |) unsuitable 5 1) imitea 2) did not hesitate 3) had discovered 4) had ever been 5) believed {6} never existed/had never existed 7) felt 8) vanished/had vanished 8) become/had become 10) had hidden 11) believed 12) were stil Keeping/stll kept 13) set off 14) was looking forward, 15) climbed 16) studied 17) were resting 18) noticed 19) was waving 20) shone/were shining 6 a) Aer colecting te parce, Norman realised it was the wrong one by) Before leaving the house, Sue checked that she had her keys, ©) While parking his ea, M noticed the wing-mirror Was broken, 44) After cleaning the house, Julia fe asleep on the sofa. ©) Belore buying a new television, Brian checked all, the prices, 1) While sking in Switzerland, Alan met his old fiend, en 8) After raking two aspirins, Kate felt a fot better, bh). Before going out for the evening, Shella washed her hair Grammar 2 1 a1 1 01 a2 92 on 2 a) Have you seen ) hasbeen writing c) has been asking 4) Did you give, saw fe) haven't been listening 8) have found 8) Have you two met by Did you meet 3a) had, stayed 1) havejhave had, saw ©) have come 4) saw, Have you sold fe)-have you been doing ) have found, vent 4) has been killing, have made 1) promised, haven't nished 4a) por by since ©) recently 4} today f) before since last night hy for ages since Dhow tong a) has been learning b) since went to €} Mary has become 4d) been here since ©) time [have been 1) did Helen and Robert get 18) been wearing those trousers for hh) haven't spoken for a i) already had something to haven't played water. polofhave never played ‘water-polo D)_ have you bought ©) have been singing «d)_-has been leacning f)_ have you invited have been sitting 8) has been raining ) has worn have done have been trying 1) has discovered 2) has been drilling 3) found 4) has discovered 5) lent 5) gave 27) has been. 8) have already welcomed 9) has asked 10) happened 11) found 12) got 13) hasn't told 14) refused 15) have asked. 1) already 2) 50 3) have ae 5) have ae 7) work 8) been 33FIRST CERTIFICATE LANGUAGE PRACTICE ny 10) have 11) visiting 14 13) have wy 15) have Grammar 3 1a » ° @ e p » » d ‘are you going to buy Pl be studying is going to ets fre coming araives 'm leaving will have gone can visting won't be are you going to buy wilthave ‘te you taking/Aee you ‘going to take fre we going to spend will be stayingyis staying does your plane leave will ave stopped will be Iying will be working will have let will have been marzied will be living/will ive will be waiting willis going to land Ianding will have finished. vill be watching 41) you will be doing 2) ill soon be able 3) is holding ® will be 5) ill live/will be living 6) will be 7) sll ave replaced. 8) will also be dolngido 9) will be dleccting 10) (ill be) teaching sa b ° a e 5 a hy a d sia see, will tll ‘et, will phone will go, do ‘ill wait, stops/has stopped will get, opens take/have taken, will feel finish/have finished wil le, hear paint, will have Will climb, gets/has got 6 yw 53) This fowersmel wont 2) have 3) Think you re beng ey a0 si 2 an ©) Snishavinga baby inthe 3 summer Oe a) Nancy thinking o 9) pot roving to seatans 5 vat ey They ee having a etn. ae 8) an secing Jan ts 1) min ‘soning tal. inv 2) Gor thes est more an 1h be moe be fy Tam tasting the soup tse 12) been tiitneeds move sal hve vy Hllen shaving oth at the moment i) Hct hat you would be Grammar 4 happier anther Aaa © yam ust wtng BD) Prveooking 2) appreciate 2 Do you ke 3) am getting on Sh Seed ng 2 Sm ay Saeying 8) do dhe peopl here do §} Sm siuving 2 tm 3 Sh ipod pend 2 me 5) am sit staing ye you reading 3 am looking for 1) Ateyou wating 5) ve oataing 10) sem ies 2 2) dowede 3) Se youTooking, Am wearing 14) think © tmiooking ater, Doyou 4) thnk —- 16) am saving. a) ives ©) StI nave getting vey 3 Seven 18 now 2) looks wer tim ss fearnin ‘h) am writing ae oe 8 1) isnot going, water I) doyoesay, come Grammar 5 3a) pine 1a) Mays hong 2 fate D) twas having 3 aus ©) been working here for 4) prone 4 Siohavinga meting © Pare OSes nave na future f) arrived, David had gone 2) present ® arivesat By Present Bh tne > Ritwe have ost my 3 future D Stared ering gasses Gemeente Damiting annoyiee 3) had spent beginning, studying, liking, 3) are going to move/are tong deine oo ay dhop ne cand add-in: coe ‘wag 5) am stingnave sold b> Sous tne consonant ana 3) am selina ae Sad-rng smming ae ©) ang: ying annoying Rave been yng9) started 10) was mixing 11) opened 12) had told 13) would be/were going 10 beriwere 14) spent 18) have happened 16) woke up 17) was dripping 18) have spent 18) closed down, 20) haven't found 8) Jack had already ) you ever driven ©) Thave been to 8) Las havingleating dinner the ©) are you doing on 6) been doing this job for fg) you own this hy going to 1) Will have been married for i) last time I went to a) sat 2) read +3) was wondering 4) noticed 5) bey 6) went 2) Do you go 8) have you been putting off 9) was saying 420) will hurt/s going to hurt 11) suddenly realised 12) had stopped 13) was opening 14) opened 45) called 16) pushed 17) was waiting 18) shouted 19) Have you ever done 20) hates 1) been 2)by av ais 5) about 6) have ne 8) ate ov 10) have wey wt 413) wilt 14) at iv 6 pe 2D 3a DA ac a8 2D ac 9) A 10) ¢ 1B 12)D 13) ¢ WA 15). Grammar 6 1a) Doyowtike ') Did you do ©) Does d) Have you seen fe) wiryou get 8) did you go 8) did you get by 1s 2a) ‘TU see you tomorrow, lan,” said Graham b) Your sivimming things aren't here" said Pauline. ©) Nour letter arived yesterday,’ sald Davi. 4) ‘VIL see you this evening, Lary, sald Shiney. ©) ‘Thaven’t been at home this moming, Stephen,” said Bill. £) ‘Phone me tomorow, John,” said Margaret. 18). Tm leaving this afternoon, Ron,” said Tin, bh) ‘Close my lighter lastnight, Michael, said Christine 3 a) The police officer told Jack that he couldn't park there. b)_ Peter told Helea that he would see her in the/the next morning. (©) Janet said that she was taking the 5.30 train the rnext/fllowing evening, 4). Paul told the dry-cleaners thatthe trousers had to be ready that afternoon, ©) Susan told them that she ‘had left her umbrella there ‘wo days earlier/before 1) Brian said that the parcel ‘ought to be there by the fend of the following week. ® by a » ° ® ° ® » a b 3 ’ e » by a) » ° ® e 9 a » GRAMMAR ANSWERS Diana told me that she liked the/that hotel very. such William said that he thought it was going to rain that night, 1 asked Peter what time the film started ‘The interviewer asked Cheis, It he watched television every evening, ‘The sales manager asked me why I had applied for tethat job. ‘My bank manager wanted to know i twas taking much money with me to France. ‘Maria asked the examiner when she would know the results of the examination. ‘The fight attendant asked sme if Pas enjoying my Aight TLasked the salesman how the photocopier worked! Sue asked Paul if he had lever been to Japan, to tll him the time to open the window to get to the cinema ruich the bike cost ‘woud help me have the car for £500, was being a bit silly ‘wouldn't arrive until after ight Do you think you could tell ime shat hme the next boat Teaves? Can you tell me where 1 can ‘change some money? Could you possibly tell me ‘where the toilet is? Fd like to know how much, "his pullover costs ‘Can You explain how I et tolto get to Victoria station? Cou you tell me i is tuain goes to Gatwick Altport? ‘Would you mind telling me where you come from? Do you think you could tell me what you think of London?CERTIFICATE LANGUAGE PRACTICE FIRST 7a) told by asked, say 9) told 4) asked, told ©) said 5 said ) tell h) tole 8 3) denied by suggested ©) apologised ) reminded offered 8) admitted/contessed ®) doubted hy advised accused 5) confessed decided 9) Paul eminded Sue to buy some bread. by) Tdoube tfshether it wit €} Jill apologised for not phoning me earlier, 48) Brenda agreed to share the Dill with Dave, (9) Catherine refused to work fon Saturday. 1) Wendy suggested going out to the cafe for lunch, a) Larry denied ever having been arrested bh) Ann offered to help Bob do the decorating |) Tom promised the children that he would take them to the park on Sunday. j)Willlam advised Christo see a doctor, 0 Hit 2)t0 3) ad ay 5) were 6) had 7) me a 9) them 104 AD were Dv 13) was 18) that 194 Grammar 7 1a) stops, press by treated, would be ©) help, will 1d) eaves, will ©) is, will go 1) find, will get 8) take, will lose hy abe, lived 1) did, would play » a >) o a 8 9 ® b 4 D a) » ° a 8 9 2 hy a > ° ® o a hy phone, will you be ‘had told, would have helped hadn't stolen, wouldn't be hadn't driven, wouldn't hhave crashed smoked, wouldn't feel hadn't fallen, would have hhad invited, would have been able hhad come, would have noticed would you feel, offered Tent, would pay caught, would throw hhad known, would have met hhad come, would have met had, would be abie hadn't helped, woulda’t have passed would buy, had ‘would do, won trained, would be had listened, would’ have married wouldn't have got wet if fd hha at umbrella with me, Unless you leave me alone, PH cal the police Hits snowing, we don't go to school. Jack hadn't helped me, | ‘wouldn't have been able to move the table, you mage me some coffee, Tl give you one of my biscuits Unless you'd told me about Sue's baie, wouldn't have noticed, Should you see Petes, ell him to be here at 8.00, If you were to ask me to marry you, I wouldn't accept! A bs 02 2 6 a) WFP known, 14 have told bb) Tony wouldn't have erased ithed been more carts. ©) TETa had my creditcard veith me, Ta have bought the coat 4) You wouldn't have got lost it you'd taken the map. ) Ie Graham had’ lost is Watch he wouldn't have missed the plane 6 you hadn't told me her name, liwouldve found tt feom someone else. 8) Tet were you, I'd try getting up earien Grammar 8 1a) didn't tive 3) had brought ©) didn't have to had told ©) wouldn't make 1) could be 1) had come hy would give i) were i) ade’ bought 2 a) had gone had ©) would do 4) adn’ forgotten ©) wouldn't do 4 hadn't eaten 8) had studied hy) wouldn't leave i) knew i) went/eould go B) ved ©) had a) et ©) didn't 1) adn’ drunk 8). practised hh) learned i) knew ) stayed4) have 2) have av 4) the 5) have 6) t0 ne 8) would 9) prefer 10) 7 mit 12) have hv 14) been 17 a > 3 a 8 6 2 by » a a) b 8 a 8) 9 8 by 0 a knew didn't smoke hhad been started didn't put had had outa fly {you didn’t eat in the time we ‘only we hadn't eaten ‘wish we had ‘wish you wouldn't sooner you didn’t wish I wasn’t/weren't time we started ‘wish Thad gone Grammar 9 3) b 8 » a) > o. a 8) 5 a b » d a) > a dias being ‘was borned ‘will been sent is writing dasa’ been fished were arrested hhad been born will be cancelled had stopped were you told ‘were Swimming ‘was ridden had vanished ‘will be asked has already been sold vwas knocked down was John given/will John be given a e » 8 » » Db a @ 3) 9 » b 4 p a » ° a ° a ® hy » d a) » ° a ° 0 ® » a > ° vwas not discovered are deatt with/ will be dealt vith has since been discovered wwas announced Ihave been asked being invited not possible The portry competition was won by Je not possible ‘ot possible ‘his cigarette lighter was lost by one of our visitors ‘The exact time of the match hasn't been decided yet. not possible Some children are read to by their parents every night. ‘ot possible Most ofthe food at the party was eaten ‘marketing manager was “appointed is being supplied with furniture ‘was built by has been decided is believed that Jenkins was to get your hair ‘were being followed by the has not been seen since about the trip was put is thought to be good ‘We had our house paintel last month am having my hair cut this afternoon have had my motorbike stolen. Ricky has had all his teeth Thaven't had my cae ‘washed fof a long time. ‘We are having the new central heating put ion Saturday. Harry had his nose broken in fight Isn't it time you had your television fixed? Freddie is sald to have a wie In Scotland. Nothing is known about Brenda's family ‘The fire Is thought to have been started deiberately./It Is thought that the fice was started deliberately ® ° 9 a » GRAMMAR ANSWERS You should have that cut seen to by a doctor. Chris is said to Rave een in the army. must have my teousers pressed before [ leave, This letter has not been signed. Mary hasn't had her baie cat yet pit 2)t0 3) it 2) were av 6) when 2) was av 9) and 10) to we av 13) is we 15) was Grammar 10 1 a b ° a °) 9 2 by > » tater you didn’t ‘what the time/what time it won't go out unless wish you were Said (that) I couldn't advise you ‘wish we had seen told us his ime what time the next aceused me of ye 2d 3) aD 68 7B ac a 10)B ma yc 13) 4 14) B 15) ¢ 37FIRST CERTIFICATE LANGUAGE PRACTICE 3a) are you being served ) time we went ©) had our house painted 42) wish Charles woutdn't complain ©) will be met 1) is thought to have ) reminded her Mum to 5) you been paid 1) get the letters finished |) tas made to study 41) was watking 2) Started 43) will get 4) reach 5) had remembered 6) had left 7) am always forgetting/always forget 8) Are you going 1) do you want 10) took 11) don't change 12) wil fal 13) won't be able 14) have been practising 15) will wait 16) lke 17) relaxed 18) have been worrying 19) worry 20) fal S 1) isextmcted 2) ate mixed 3) dissolves 4 is also found 5) contain 6) be called 7) 4s made up 8) is used 9) lasts 10) eat 11) also eatare also eating 12) believe 13) iseaten 14) is said 15) has been definitely proved 16) is known | 17) causes 18) damaged 19) damages 20) would be banned 6 one 2)S0 ae 4) up 5) like 6) that ne 8) was 3) to 10) 4 11) been 12) me 13) us we 15) they Grammar 11 1a) who b) none ©) none that ®) which 5) none 8) which hy none who that 2) that told you about ) not possible ©) not possible @) that arrested her f) that knows you ) that have been damaged 8) not possible hh) not possible 1) that serves very good meals i) that park outside 3a) whose by that ©) that a) which ©) whieh 1 which 8) who 1). whose 1) which that 4a) which ) blank, blank ©) whieh 4) blank ©) who 5) blank 8) whose hh) blank Sa) Brenda i the friend who J vent om holiday with b) This is Me Smith whose son. Bill plays in our team, ©) Her book, which was published last year, became A bestseller, ® ° a » ® 2 9 ® » THis Is the bank from which we borrowed the money. The person who I told you about Isat the doe, Jack, whose car had broken down, had to take a bus. ‘The hotel, which was miles from anywhere, was fl of ‘sucsts who hal gone thereto ‘admire the scenery. ‘The book I Tent you was written by a fiend of mine who lives in France. The woman whose jewels vere stolen was interviewed by a police officer who was staying in the same hotel, ‘The goal which won the match mas seored by @ teenager who had come on as a substitute ‘The boy I was sitting next My wallet, which contained lover £100, was found in the street by a schoolboy who returned) i/was returned by 2 schoolboy who Found sin the street, My friend Albert, whose ca vas stolen last week, has decided to buy 2 motorbike (Carol, who isa vegetarian, enjoyed the meal I cooked for her last week. 1) who 2) who 3) whom 4) blank 5) who 6) which 7) whose 8) which, 5) who 10) whier 1) whieh 12) whieh 13) blank 14) whose 15) who a » 9 @ Margaret is the gir went on holiday with The gol club is the only club Tam a member of That's the git! we were talking about, Te was a wonderful present, which I was extremely grateful for» ° ® 9 » » “This isthe school I used to Pt the wine glasses in? Can you move the chair you are sitting on?” ‘That's the shop f got my shoes from. Is that the person you usualy sit next to? This is Bill, who you've ‘heard so much aboit. “The train 1 got on didn’t stop lathe sation T wanted to g0 wo The book tread was the book/one you recommended t0 me ‘The ship, whieh had ignored the warning messages sent to i, hit an ‘The postman, who realised 1 was On holiday, left the parcel you (had) sent me ext door ‘The dog l use to own, never barked at people who ame to the door The woman I bought my car tom lives in the house You can see over there ‘The beach we went t0 on the frst day of our holiday twas covered in seaweed which smelled Tot. My neighbours, whose three small children make alot of nose, never apologise. ‘The new computer | bought cost me a lot of money. Grammar 12 1a » ° ® ° 5 2 hy a 0 2a b 0 a 8 to, off between, opposite in on gains, io auin into, onto Instead of Regardless of In case of in favour of ‘on behalf of 6 9 » 5 i ’ » D 6 3 5 ® by a » ° @ ° 9 » % » » a) ») 3 ® 2 a hy i b a » 0 ° ® » a) b ° @ 2 2 » a) b ° o ° » » Apart from AS for by means of Because of According to possible ot possible possible possible possible possible possible possible of at cout of wander by without tor in bed inal ‘out of reach by chance ut of doors fat present ‘on the way fon business costs impression tail strike secret stock return breath proft himself public practice average sight ‘whole etal without a doubt ‘Out of work by sight In difficulties by heart in pain 10 ») a > ° @ ® 5 a hy » 2 3, » 9 6 n 8) 9 GRAMMAR ANSWERS. on sale under orders From now on ‘out of danger in person fut of tune at any rate In private lout of order the by 7 io 7 with v 10) the 1) this De 13) the 14 in 17 Grammar 13 1 a » °. @ ° 4 2 hy » » a » ° a ° a 2 a >) ° ® e to buy Though Although soas to be though so windy too small the weather so much went shopping to buy herself 1s (used) for opening so (that) it would get Teft early so as not 0 (that) reould buy in order to save came here 0 360 Sam was s0 lazy that he lost his job. ‘The house was too cexpensive for me to buy. Te was such an interesting ‘book that I couldn't put It down “There was so much nol that we couldn't hear the speech. The house wasn’t large/big enough to live in ‘comfortably.First 5 » » » ° @ 2 2 » » 0 » ° a ° CERTIFICATE LANGUAGE PRACTICE ‘There is too litle tlme for T'mi too busy to come to your party. ‘There were so few students that the clas was cancelled enough ‘uch not stich enough such Although ft was col, we all went for a walk While John has done well in French, he has not done 0 well in Mathe Although [ tried to persuade Inet, | didn't sueceed. In spite ofthe rain, I went swimming. Despite feeling il, Ann insisted on going to work Although he had an early lead, Hudson lost the race. While I know that I should pay, lim not going to. Even though Larry was expected to accept the Job, he didn’t, It for painting things. W's for sticking things. 1s for keeping things cold Jn for washing dishes in. It's for putting eubbish in. Its for cleaning your teeth with 1s for opening wine bottles TS for locking doors with, 7 Ye 20 3) ever, 4) the 5) 50 ov 7)in av 9) 50 10) 4 11) however 12) so 17 14) too 15) 0 Grammar 14 1 3 2 ® 8 3 4 5 ® 5 D ) » ® 3 8 Tater yesterday evening yet fn the afternoon recently fon Thursday night one day last already next past ago early nse nowadays eventually Tately Inthe end immediately peovoessos fnce and for all inthe nick of ime ina few moments all the time for hours on ena This time next week all the year round the other day from time to time all night Tong at tonight this then 5 a hy » d a ») ° ® ° » 2 hy » » yet after ‘Once oboeeeaeee Grammar 15 1 » 2 3) a 5) ° n 8) » whichythat through ‘who which that 10) Of 11) Although. 12) untit 13) later 14) by 15) who a » ° @ ° » ® » D D a v ° @ ° » » » » D a ») ° » Tater lately/recently at us for Once other about ‘whose despite ‘whom although, by whom ‘hat isthe man from whom b ought my car That's the boy whose sister sits behind me at school Bill, whose computer had broken, had to use a pencil® ° » 10) so wy 12) in ‘The gies, who were hungry, decided to have a meal Five in Croydon, which ts neat London, Js this the book that I lent ‘you?/Is this the book (that) ‘you borrowed? ‘This is Brenda, who lives upstalrs. ‘The present which you gave re is very use ‘The car, which was in good condition, wasn't expensive ‘The person who found the money Was given a reward. 4, bynearbeside in, onjover under, on, by, for i, by out by this time last despite havingydespite his ‘was too hot to ‘0 tired that she (even though I knew so many people that in spite of the fine they and me we 15) of Grammar 16 1 ” b o a e ® 2 b) a » a » o @ 2 5 ® » » d a) » ° a ° 0 2 %) i D a) » 9 a ° » 2 5 » d a » ° @ ° muse don’t have to. had better could have to can’t have to should might should hua better give up should be/get there by have to bring must be hhave to haveluse youre unable to ‘ant be Is bound to be ae to report ‘ought to know 1 don't believe it She always is Ws the rule if you don’t want to. tS only natura. It isnt allowed. Ie the rule es not a good ide. expect so, ‘That's my advice might might must might not can't might must mustn't Helen must feel realy lonely. You canv't/musta’t park here. Harry should take a holiday. Brenda can’t be over thirty. Do Thave to have 8 dlfferent uriving licence for a motorbike? ‘What do you think T should do? ® » > ° a e 9 GRAMMAR ANSWERS Mary can stand on hes head. You don’t have to come with me if you don’t want Anybody can/could break Into this house! ‘The dentist will see you soon. He shouldn't be long, Grammar 17 1a » ° o ° 9 2 hy 9 D 2 » ° @ 3 2 > » 3 » 3 nee’ have gone out ‘was to have become shouldn't have bought can’t have enjoyed may have seen rust have been might not have meant could have left Shouldn't have sold your had to We've missed the turning That's why I iked i There is no other explanation. Why didn’t you? There i plenty. I suppose its possible. Vim sure you haven't Ws the wrong kind. David must have taken your books by mistake, You shouldn't have parked ptside the police station You needn't have cleaned the floor Liz can’t have met Harry before ‘Ann might not have left yet. ‘They can’t have eaten all, the foodFiRsT 8) Jack should have arrived half an hour ago. ‘by Pam and Tim might have decided not to come, 4) The cat must have taken the fish from the table. }) You needn't have wi after all. d a) » ° @ ° . vy 2)t0 3) gone ae 5) have be 7) be 8) been D7 10) aida’ 1) had wv 13) have 14) have 15) 4 Grammar 18 a4 > 8 3 5 M » 8 H » » > 5 3 8 a » 8 , » 0 5 8 CERTIFICATE LANGUAGE PRACTICE 2 1 ai 2 a) you ike ait »)_ you ell me what time ©) were you'd sell 4) you like me to fe) this is the right way for 1) wish you wouldnt make 4) you think! should hh) about going for Grammar 19 a) you think of D)_ am grateful © allight itt a) don't we go fe) rather go sailing than 8) you think you could open 8) you mind taking ) should go )) arein my i) Ron on passing his Da 2) are 1 ay an Dr 6) with ne 8) to 9) t0 10) it wy 12) ever 13) to we 15) It Grammar 20 1) had 2) should 3) miss 4) on 5) must 6) Can/Could nis 8) ought 9) should 410) should 1) have 12) coula 13) could 14) gave 15) able a) apologise for breaking 1) mie how to get to ©) would you hike some 48) think you should buy f©) can't have left fy must be 48) might/could have been hh) needn't have vy 2) have 3) be oe sv 13) been 14) done 15) be a2 bt 03 ag. 2Grammar 21 Py b 8. a 8 9 » » a) b 3 a 8) » » a) > ° @ 2 0 a hy a) b ° a ° 4 » o » » weather businesses works baggage papers accommodation blank some/blank journey paper Tuggage oat cold licence beach ‘accommodation advice education paper Information/advice job fruit hair help scissors Ay by o °) 9 8 by » » a » oO @ ° 6 a » 0 » a > ° 0” ° » 2 hy a » 3 @ 8 9 2 by a b a e » 2 » » p 10 Newewennen eoOReEoOre area lt of people these your hhad good weather was a lot offlots of traffic thas great strength fs liter parking allowed {his machinery is piece hem flight sheet head slice clap bread spelling parking fash Information lightning advice Tagnage cookery accommodation ye 2A ac ge Sha oD 7A ac 9) D 10). mB GRAMMAR ANSWERS 2) D 13) B 19) 15) Grammar 22 a b) 8 ® @ 9 2 hy » D a bank, the the, the, the the, Dlank, blank blank, the, the theyblank, the, blank the, blank blank, blank the, blank the, the, a the, Blank the person the only cinema a Thames barge the British Museum charch a milk jug The Prime Minister The computer an open-air theatre the thousand pounds, poopeess (Suggested answers) a) Dy ° ’ ° 5 » b a >) ° a ° 9 2 hy » a ° the, the an, the, the blank, the the, blank, blank blank, blank, blank the, blank, the the, blank, blank blank, a, blank the, Blank, the, 2 “only problem here is good on at the cinema that the fastest youST CERTIFICATE LANGUAGE PRACTICE 4) the fist time I have ©) ench drink 1) faster you drive the more fg). truth is dificult 0 hy play the piano 7a) ander the impression b) ina turey ©) ata profit 4) onthe whole ©) onaverage 6) in pain 8) out of danger hh) in the way 3) the crosschannel ferry |) the back of my neck Ba) Dlank, a 1) the, the, the, the ©) a, blank, the, blank 4) lank, blank, a ©) blank, blank 4) a, blank a, blank hy blank, a, blank 1) the, a/the, Blank, the Da, the, the Grammar 23 1a) This is all ehe money Ihave left. bb). There were ao people at the meeting 9) Nelther singet/of the singers had a good voice. 4) None of the cups is/are clean, ©) All the people were cheering loudly. 1) Exch of you deserves promotion/You each ‘deserve promotion 18) Tread both books but ‘didn't like either of them. hh) Every time I cross the Channel by boat I feel seasick 2. a). Each person in the office was given a personal parking space. by Thete are no good hotels in this town. 9) All you need is love. 18) Neither of these pens writes properly. fe) Each of us i responsible for ‘oue own actions 9) Weall feel lonely 324 sometimes. a » 2 3 : ; 3 i 3 3 2 3 : ; 3 3 8 i : j 3 : 3 ; : H ; ; None of the shops is/are open. Neither job was suitable for Helen oo either each every every Thursday none of your all (of) the seats zo lores are allowed day it gets ‘couin’t understand either ‘want to da is iste ewer than 20,000 people children were given Isno time to » the 13) the We 15) the Grammar 24 a by 8 a than uch less e 9 2 ) a ») o a ® » site harder does ald Deter can't ror as fast as il (cam. ‘This journey didn't last as long as I thought it would, arrived later than 1 expected, You'll have to work hnarderftaster. Thave an elder/older brother Mactin didn’t think the fist, part of the film was as interesting. 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John isn'ta better skater than Barbara, ‘ost less than mine fre better at maths than isa litle taller than Was growing angrier and did her Isn'tiwasn't as good as driven along such a bumpy mire you eat, the fatter ‘was the best he could was just as difficult as, vy 2)50 3) more 4) the 5) the oe 7) than 8) of oe 10) it 1) and 12) the By wy 15) that Grammar 25 » Every 2) the 3) come 4 the 5) that 6) the 7) neither 8) which, 9) most 10) the 1) the 12) some 13) none tha 15) more 3) b 8 a ®) 5 2 by o » all the sandwiches have be Tatest novel is not as talk to either of can’t swim as well Slowly you walk, the longer no good calling vas the last person L never been (0 such a Cost less than I (had) a » ° ® 2 5 2 hy » 0 a » 8 ® 8 9 slice head sheet hem lumps lass helping clap pair Parking isnot allowed hhere,/There is no parking here. There is no/There ist any furniture in the house There seem to be 8 lot of, people in this room. Can you give me any Information about guided tours ofthe city? The audience was enthusiastic, Maths is my favourite subject There is alot of traffic on this road today. works as French that the best you can fits lobster I have ever play the violin, all you need is. ff the lies was them it 15) such GRAMMAR ANSWERS Grammar 26 a » ° ® ° 9 a » Sorry, but | haven’ got round to fixing your bike yet ‘Oh bother, we have run out ‘of milk, Fe took me a long time to get over my illness. Fale must have grown out ‘of biting her nals think sve've come up with dan answer to the problem, don’t think I feet up to Playing football today. ‘nn is someone I really look up to. [must see about having the Jatchen painted, Please help me, mm counting on you. Deter takes after his father, tan into Philip have to face up to put up with so much got away with Ealled on a fer friends are you getting and get my teeth seen for up against round with Into oR eoes OUEEDOFoSS 225FIRST CERTIFICATE LANGUAGE PRACTICE Grammar 27 1a » o @ ° 9 ® >) 8 a °) 9 2 » y » b 8 a ° » > 0 a ° a b b °) 4 8 9 a » 326 Jack abways turns up tate for work Look up thelr number in the phone directory. I'm putting money aside to buy a new bike ‘Aller few days the pain in Dave's leg wore off Yim afraid the match has been called off. ‘The government refused to give in to the demands of the terrorists We offered them £250,000 for the house but they’ turned our offer/turned it down. ‘We can put you up if you ean’t werk out how much the whale twill cost. 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Harsy is afraid of snakes 1) Please forgive me for breaking your camera, J) Peter is ood at drawing. 3 a) ashamed b) heen © talking/boasting 4) late ©) full 1) trast g) accused hy succeeded 1) pleased 1) Begins/began 4a) is capable of 1) belongs to ©) applied for 4) dled of ©) congratulated Tony on passing 8) Tent Jean her fg) sas bored by 1) felt sonry tor 5 a) angy by agree ©) approve ‘d)_ argued ©) look f) reminds 2 hh). surprised ) aad aska > ° a ° 0 a hy ay b suceesouee 1) with 2)10 3) about ae 5) and 6) tor ne 8) up 9) them 10) 4 1D us me 13) and wv 6 15) last, Grammar 30 1 1 grew 7 2) put 3) join 4) wore 5) getting 6) deal 7) take 8) spent 9) showing 10) getting 11) got 12) grown . 13) taken, 14) talking/thinking 15) face a) get round by geton i ©) getting at 4d) got over 8) got away 3) come out ») come up with ©) came across 4) came into 8) come up against a} miss working os will mean moving to ©) tegrets having sold his 4). forget to post ° > 8 » » » to leaun how to denied stealing {you like to go to mind looking after the promised (that) she would be there (our fist meeting in ae 2D ac ae SA 6D 7B 8A 28 10) D mA 1 ¢ 13) B 1c ws a » o. a ° a b ° @ e a > o a ° a » ° a a) > 8 a 2 ® 2 hy 0 a » 3. a keep Stand relying/counting/depending Joking capable of fond of ashamed of good of Jealous of certain about lunhappy about right about anxious about upset about washing Joking bringing taking doing /going taking got ut made getting fakes turned think clear/elean 10 look into wwe have run out of fillin broke out GRAMMAR ANSWERS ©) getting at 1) won't stand for 8) leave out hy come across 1) take over )) got round to it Grammar 31 1a) shall we ). should you ©) has he @) will you e} are you will you g) canhe By haven't you 1) dida’t they i) ishe 2a) willyou ») isn't he ©) wont you 4) wasn'the ©) do they 1) do you 8) does it 1h) shall we i) are you doesn't he 3 a) Not only was Tony tte, but he ha lef all his books behind. bb) No sooner had I gone to bed than someone rang my doorbell ©) Seldom have t stayed in a worse hotel 44) Never have | heard such ©) Only then did I realise that had lost my keys. 4) Rarely has the economic situation been worse 8) Not once did the manager offer us an apology. 1h). Under no clecumstances should you send money to us by post Only after seeing Hamlet on. the stage did I understand, i Little did the embassy saft realise that Ted was a secret agent. 327FiR ST 2 » ° a 8 » 2 » CERTIFICATE LANGUAGE PRACTICE Now is the best time to buy a howe, Round the corner came the bus. Up went the price of petro. ‘Oh the top of the Acropolis stands the Parthenon. Round and round went the ‘wheels ofthe engine, In this house lived Winston ‘Chueh Down went the flog. [Now comes the best part of the story ye DA aD DA 5B OC 7D 8B aC 10) & ipa 12) 8 13) ¢ 14) D 15) D Grammar 32 228 a » ° ® ° a » ° @ © 5 » » However Fist ofall, In addition to this, Asa tesult ‘moreover, In contrast, Personally Owing to, Consequently In As/Since ot well For view/opinion ba 2D ac Da 5)B Oc 2D 8B 9) D 10) B Grammar 33 a » ° ” e 9 » » a b °. @ ° 9 » hy » d a » o a 8 5 ® hy a » ° a 8 9 » hy a b o. @ Whoever stole the panting ‘must have Bee tal, ‘Whatever you do, don't tell Jane Iwas here ‘Whatever isthe time? Why ever did you tell me a lie? ‘Whenever I go on holiday, the weather gets worse Wherever have you been? However did you know T was going to be here? Whatever you say, | won't believe you gave mea pat on pick a rabbit up by: Tanya in the face grabbed the thief by the took the baby by the stung me on the punched me in the patted the dog on the ‘wounded in the arm pat me on the There is a good film on atthe local cinema atthe moment Ws impossible for me to drink coffee so late at night UW doesn’t matter if you can’t answer all the questions ‘There is nothing in the fridge. thas been a tiring journey. Iisa long way to the station 1's time for a break now. tas good to See you. Did you enjoy yourself at the beach, Joe? What we really need is a new fridge. Ws very foggy today. Anyone who believes in {ghosts is abit crazy! Whenever you need me, Just call me. It was Interesting to talk to you. 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Not once dil Jean offer her boss a word of apology. ‘There's nothing to eat in the house, I'm afraid, ‘Theres no point (in) going fon any further tonight What Sally saris ficult to describe Seldom have I had a mote relaxing holiday. D wuoneuoEe 1) that 2) whether ae 4) they 5) herself 880 3) them a 9) was 7 1D in 12) they BD 1H) although Is)v 329Vocabulary answers Vocabulary 1 ao a7 3 ae

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Mary adoitted forgingihaving forged the signature Mary was atest for stealing £60,000. ‘The witnesses stated that they ad seen the cused break into the ea Graham feused to goto the pole station Norman confessed t0 murdering Alan/baving murdered Alan/Alan’s mardee ‘The detective asked Helen to go with him/her 1) rmocence 2) theft 3) offences 4) stolen 5) defence 6) accidentally 2) worthless 8) criminal 9) punishment 10) Imprisonment a > o. a 8 9 2 ») » » by 5 DB against of for under from off by DA ad DA 8 OC ne aD A 10) D 1B . 12) ¢ 13) A wD 15) B a) chapters by sketch ©) intervals 4) screen ©) orchestra f) seller 8) frame 4) published 1) costumes 1) scene 3) conductor ») author ©) director 4) announcer ©) playwright 1 sculptor 8) composer hy eritie 1) novelist, i) editor a at b) out of 3 in @) in ©) on in 8) outot hy on a) live 1) humorous ©) gripping 8) modern’ fe) current ©) popular special 4) public dull sant ky readable electric aa bc 9D a B oA 5D BA hy D a pe 1) production 2) advertising 3) Imaginative 4) artistic 5) scenery 6) amusing 335First CERTIFICATE LANGUAGE PRACTICE 7) accompanied 8) entertaining 9) applause 10) petformance 74 » ° ® ° D » » » d 8 3) » ° ® ° piece ‘operas biography rehearsal back eicle ground Senpts book ‘air _My radio doesn't pick up the [BBC World Service ver easly. 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