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WORKSHEET 1
1. a. checks b. are listening c. Do you believe d. am
preparing e. rains
2. a. hope b. are c. am doing d. am working e. am attending
f. is going g. is h. don’t have i. am sending j. practise k.
am working l. am learning m. try n. do o. are p. Are you
spending q. miss
3. a. John doesn’t watch Stranger Things every Friday.
b. We aren’t watching Netflix at the moment. c. The series
doesn’t start at 9 pm and finish at 10 pm. d. Stranger Things
doesn’t take place in Hawkins. e. The cast isn’t filming right
now. f. People aren’t looking forward to the next season of
the show. g. The fourth season of Stranger Things doesn’t
focus on a different story.
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1. a. 2 b. 1 c. 1 d. 2
2. a. 1 b. 2 c. 2 d. 1
3. a. were you talking, walked b. was fixing, offered
c. arrived, opened d. had e. were you doing, called
4. a. saw b. didn’t see c. ran d. were going e. was running
f. looked g. was living h. had i. was j. ran k. happened
l. was chatting m. was going n. stopped o. realised p. was
doing q. called out r. spent
WORKSHEET 3
1. a. I know the answer to that question. b. I don’t have /
haven’t got any brothers or sisters. c. The train to Lisbon
leaves at 7:00 am every day. d. We are looking after my
neighbours' dog while they are away on holiday. e. Yesterday
we were preparing a fabulous treat to surprise our parents
from 5:00 pm to 5:30 pm. f. The boys didn’t go to football
practice last Saturday. g. Where did you have a karate
competition last month? h. Yesterday, at 8:00 pm, we were
having dinner. i. He was studying all afternoon and doing
research for the group work. j. While the teacher was
explaining the new grammar point, my partner and I were
chatting. k. While I was having a shower, the phone rang.
WORKSHEET 4
1. a. Have you ever told b. has decided c. have influenced
d. have kept e. Have you already finished
2. a. already b. since c. yet d. never e. just, for f. yet
3. a. She has been moody since the Rock in Rio concerts in
Lisbon. b. Has Mark ever had mood swings? c. Why have
teenagers missed lifechanging opportunities lately? d. His
teenage brother hasn’t made any sensible decision so far. e.
Carly has just eaten a cheeseburger. f. Have you always had
a good relationship with your parents?
4. a. Sandra has owned her iPad for 4 years. b. How long
have you lived with your boyfriend? c. Laura hasn’t finished
(eating) her breakfast yet. d. I have written two emails so far
this morning. e. The company has built 100 houses until now.
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1. Past Simple: ago, last, in 2020, yesterday, then, today, at
the time; Present Perfect: lately, since, recently, for, never,
today, just, yet
2. a. was b. decided c. have always been d. have lived
e. was f. chose g. felt h. wanted i. spent j. learned / learnt
k. was l. have become m. have made
3. a. Luna has lived on a farm for 13 years. b. She hasn’t
seen her NOLS mentors since 2020 . c. I received a call from
Luna a few / some minutes ago. d. We haven’t found the
right summer course for us yet. e. Luna and her parents
haven’t gone for long walks since she was a child.
WORKSHEET 6
1. a. has been playing b. has been practising c. have been
downloading d. have been waiting e. have you been
watching
2. a. Has it been raining the whole week? b. Mark has been
learning to play the violin for 6 years. c. We have been
watching this series on HBO. d. They have not been studying
languages since 2001, but since 2004 .
3. a. I have been cleaning my room the whole morning. b. He
has been planning his holiday for months. c. They have been
painting their house since last month. d. The boys have been
waiting to buy a Maroon 5 album for ages. e. Joan has been
chatting on the internet all afternoon.
4. a. have you been living b. Have you been waiting
c. have you been running d. have you been doing e. Have
you been shouting f. Have you been working g. Have you
been thinking of
WORKSHEET 7
1. a. has been working b. have you watched c. have always
enjoyed d. has boosted e. Have you ever tried f. have
voiced / have been voicing g. have revealed; has been
reading h. hasn’t visited i. have already passed j. Have you
ever won k. Have you seen l. have been organising
m. Have you solved / Have you been solving n. has asked /
has been asking o. has raised p. have been waiting q. has
finally become r. has only studied s. have just phoned
t. hasn’t joined u. has received v. has known w. has
already been running x. have you used y. have sold
WORKSHEET 8
1. a. her b. him c. they d. me e. us
2. a. him b. her, them c. us d. us / me e. you f. me / us
3. a. her b. our c. His d. Its e. her / my / our
4. a. yourself b. themselves c. herself d. myself e. himself
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1. a. the most useful b. harder c. the worst d. bigger
e. friendlier / more friendly f. the most amazing
2.
3. big – bigger than – the biggest; angry – angrier than – the
angriest; bad – worse than – the worst; little – less than –
the least; friendly – more friendly / friendlier – the most
friendly / friendliest; good – better than – the best; lazy –
lazier than – the laziest; good-looking – more good-looking
than – the most good-looking; caring – more caring than –
the most caring; busy – busier than – the busiest; hard –
harder than – the hardest; impatient – more impatient than
– the most impatient; interesting – more interesting than –
the most interesting; heavy – heavier than – the heaviest; far
– further / farther than – the furthest / farthest; old – older
than – the oldest; impulsive – more impulsive than – the
most impulsive; tall – taller than – the tallest
WORKSHEET 10
2. a. 8 b. 7 c. 6 d. 5 e. 3 f. 1 g. 2 h. 4
3. a. The less, the better b. The louder, the less c. The
younger, the faster d. The more popular, the more attractive
e. The stricter, the more rebellious f. The fewer, the higher
g. The sillier, the more h. The older, the less i. The more
careful, the safer j. The later, the later k. The more, the
better l. The harder, the more tired m. The longer, the more
comfortable n. The easier, the higher
WORKSHEET 11
1. a. awful: opinion; b. old: age; c. woolly: material; d. big:
size e. young: age; f. black: colour: g. leather: material;
h. French: origin
2. Value / Opinion: (beautiful), good, ugly, tasty, bad
Size: short, tall, small, huge, big
Shape: round, square, rectangular
Age / time: ancient, new, modern, old
Colour: black, yellow, white
Origin: Greek, Thai, English, French
Material / Type: plastic, rubber, wood, leather, glass
Purpose: sleeping, tennis, riding
3. a. a red convertible sports car b. a priceless old English
dictionary c. an amazing Korean pop band d. a long black
and white silk dress e. a cool new black gaming headset f.
a magnificent ancient Roman fountain g. a beautiful thin
silver laptop h. a vintage black leather motorcycle jacket i.
an engaging recent social project j. a famous young
American comedian
WORKSHEET 12
1. a. had never heard b. hadn’t anticipated c. had always
loved d. had never been e. had climbed f. had had g. had
written h. Had you spoken i. had already become
2. a. Louise had hung her clothes, but she hadn’t tidied up her
room. b. Louise had fed the fish, but she hadn’t recycled the
rubbish. c. Louise had listened to jazz music, but she hadn’t
watched TV.
3. a. had never been b. had just arrived c. Had they
prepared d. had hired e. hadn’t had f. had organised g. had
sung h. hadn’t dreamt
WORKSHEET 13
1. a. had been living b. had been hiding c. had been thinking
d. had been drinking e. hadn’t been working f. had they
been dancing
2. a. She had been working for that campaign for two years
when she was promoted. b. I had been studying all day so I
was tired. c. We had been living in London for two years when
our local initiative was accepted. d. She had been studying
English for three years when she took the exam.
3. a. had been preparing b. had been working c. had been
arguing d. had been cleaning
4. a. He had been walking in the rain. b. She had been using
the oven. c. She had been practising every day for weeks.
d. He and his girlfriend had been arguing again. e. Someone
had been watching their house.
WORKSHEET 14
1. a. Researchers have done lots of research on the teenage
brain recently. b. My brother has just finished arguing with my
parents again. c. My friends and I have organised three
parties so far this month. d. My best friend has been to Spain
on holiday and returned last night. / My best friend went to
Spain on holiday and returned last night. e. I have never lied
to my parents about anything important. f. My friends and I
have already enrolled in our local gym to work out. g. It smells
like cake. Anna has just made a cake again! h. Simon made
a new podcast about being a teen yesterday. i. They have
been listening to music all afternoon. j. Who has been using
my favourite sweater again? I’m sick to death of this. k. My
younger brother has believed in Father Christmas for three
years now. l. Being a teenager is more difficult than being an
adult nowadays. m. Studying grammar is the most difficult
part of learning English. n. My best friend was angrier than I
had expected when I told her I had lied. o. The harder you
study, the better results you’ll get in the test. p. The more tired
I feel, the more I want to sleep. q. By the time I arrived home,
my family had already made dinner. r. My friend bought a
new pair of trainers today because she had seen them on
sale the day before. s. When she arrived at the conference,
it had already begun. t. My sister and I had been doing our
house chores all day, so we were really tired. u. We had been
dreaming of starting our own YouTube channel for as long as
we could remember. v. All my friends had been telling me to
smarten up for a while before I finally realised that it was time
to change my ways. w. She had been looking for her keys for
hours before she finally found them. x. I had been thinking
of getting a part-time job for quite some time before I
managed to find one. y. Dad had been cleaning the garage
all day, so he felt tired.
WORKSHEET 15
1. a. had been organising b. had come up c. had expected
d. had been advertising e. had hired f. had been g. had
been thinking h. had had i. had decided j. had been
rehearsing
2. a. They finished the project after they had worked on it for
a year / had been working on it for a year. b. He didn’t know
about the test because he hadn’t been to school in 2 weeks.
c. I told him that we had met before. d. He was so exhausted
because he had been playing video games all night long. e.
They accepted my idea after our teacher had approved it. f.
She found out about the party because someone had told her
about it yesterday. g. She was crying because she had been
quarrelling with her best friend Maria for hours.
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1. a. hadn’t bought b. had listened c. hadn’t ignored d. had
looked at e. wouldn’t break down f. wasn’t g. would give h.
had played i. could go
2. b. If only I could see you today. c. If only I had known what
to tell him. d. If only I didn’t always forget his birthday. e. If
only my parents would trust me more. f. If only I could

remember his telephone number. g. If only my back didn’t
hurt so much. h. If only someone would help me do my
homework. i. If only I hadn’t forgotten our date yesterday. j.
If only I had bought some milk.
WORKSHEET 17
1. a. Understanding b. pronouncing c. having d. evolving
e. saying f. Trying g. having h. going i. not recording
j. hearing
2. a. 3 b. 2 c. 6 d. 4 e. 7 f. 5 g. 1
3. a.imitate – imitating b. move – moving c. whiste –whistling
d. receive – receiving e. learn – learning f. Speak –
Speaking
WORKSHEET 18
1. to Infinitive: good, agree, continue, difficult, decide,
important, would like, need, want, forget, nice, learn, stop,
hope bare Infinitive: make, would rather, hear, should, might,
had better, must, could, can
2. a. to go b. speak c. learn d. to sit down e. sing f. to write
g. not try h. make i. work j. to make k. to help l. exercise
m. find
3. a. to stay / to keep you company? b. think / say so? c. me
to do? d. you do that. e. (please) call a taxi, (please)? f. not
complain g. to hear that h. not go i. to be surprised / startled
at the news. j. start at once.
WORKSHEET 19
1. a. to believe b. to learn c. Studying d. to buy e. to go
f. watching g. think h. practising
2. a. to be b. share c. hearing d. to raise e. speaking
f. develop g. learning h. to switch i. having j. becoming
3. a. explaining the difference between these two grammar
points again. b. forgetting to watch the remake of the
“Friends” series. c. to learn another language besides
French. d. to speak more foreign languages. e. to sit the
Spanish exam. f. to learn five different languages in two
years.
WORKSHEET 20
1. a. could b. can c. should d. mustn’t e. should f. must
g. couldn’t h. will i. might j. shouldn’t
2. a. couldn’t go abroad on an exchange programme. b. can
use a smartphone really well. c. might understand tourists if
they speak English. d. mustn't copy in tests.
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1. a. beautiful b. late c. rarely d. incredibly e. sad
f. patiently g. hardly h. fluently
2. a. My best friend always listens to music on his phone while
he works to concentrate. b. Larry has this unrealistic dream
of playing in a band. c. I spent the day doing my project
yesterday. / Yesterday, I spent the day doing my project. d.
Learning the lyrics of songs is an extremely easy way to learn
English. e. Blackpink is a famous South Korean girl group
pop band. f. I never listen to music when I study. g. He has
recently taken his dog to school.
3. a. Who is the most attractive person in the world? b. She
drives her car carefully. c. He painted the house quickly. d.
My father is happily married. e. That car is slow. f. She runs
quickly. g. John plays the guitar very skillfully.
4. a. extraordinarily b. patiently c. Suddenly d. slowly
e. famous f. easily g. shocked h. eagerly i. elderly j. soft
k. simply
WORKSHEET 22
1. a. the b. The c. a d. the e. the f. a g. an h. an i. the
2. a. an b. the c. – d. a e. the f. the g. – h. a i. a j. –
k. a l. a m. the n. the o. - p. a q. a r. the s. a t. – u. -
v. a w. an x. the y. a z. the
3. a. I’d love to meet a the Pope… b. The Elvish is a fictional
language created by Tolkien. c. When the Welsh immigrated
to the Patagonia mountains, they left traces of their language
there. d. He is the first one in the family to graduate… e.
She is going to ask for the a book on her birthday. f. I heard
that there are over 400 snow-related words in a Scotland.
WORKSHEET 23
1. a. My cousins enjoy speaking online with their Korean
friends about K-pop. b. You could ask me for help, you know?
c. I’d rather meet and work at home, it’s quieter! d. At some
private schools, students must wear uniforms. e. You should
ask for more time to finish the project! f. He looks exactly like
Mr Smith. He must be his son. g. Would you open the door
for me, please? h. When I’m older, I’d love to be a computer
programmer. i. We are going on a weekend break to the
Netherlands. j. My parents went to the Louvre to see the
Mona Lisa. k. I’m going to see her on Saturday in London.
WORKSHEET 24
1. a. to b. towards c. around d. around e. along f. from, to
g. from
2. a. In, in b. on c. at d. on, on e. at f. on g. in
3. a. at b. in / at c. at d. in / at e. at f. on g. on / in h. on,
on i. at j. at k. on l. on m. in n. at o. in
WORKSHEET 25
1. a. 4 b. 2 c. 1 d. 3 e. 5
2. a. 2 b. 3 c. 3 d. 3 e. 2
3. a. will meet b. will probably go c. are you wearing / are
you going to wear d. will do e. is going to begin / begins
f. will be g. am going to go / am going h. leaves i. won't tell
j. is meeting k. are going to win / will win l. will take m. is
going to rain n. will help o. will you be
WORKSHEET 26
1. a. heat, boils b. enters, goes off c. write, buy d. press,
turns on
2. a. 4 b. 3 c. 1 d. 2
3. a. 1 b. 3 c. 2 d. 2 e. 1
4. a. If there hadn’t been an article about my father’s
hometown, he wouldn’t have bought today’s newspaper. b.
she had worked hard, she would have been promoted. c. If
I were you, I would complain to the manager. d. If the
computers don’t go on sale, I can’t buy a new one. e. If Paul
hadn’t posted an offensive comment online, he wouldn’t have
got hate mail. f. If you had phoned me, I would have given
you a ride to the party.
WORKSHEET 27
1. a. 1 b. 1 c. 2 d. 3 e. 1 f. 1 g. 2 h. 3
2. a. a lot of / lots of b. much c. many d. any e. any f. Few
g. A little h. lots of / a lot of i. some j. a little k. many l. much
/ any m. a few
WORKSHEET 28
1. a. unbelievable b. incorrect c. review d. disappeared
2. a. adorable b. forgetful c. teacher d. argument
3. a. impossible b. dangerous c. unhappy d. appearance
e. impatient f. helpful g. dishonest h. unknown
4. a. disagree b. singer c. unusual d. enjoyable
e. international f. illegible
WORKSHEET 29
1. a. Passive b. Passive c. Active d. Active e. Active
f. Passive g. Passive h. Active i. Passive j. Active
2. a. accesses b. is accessed c. haven’t been checked
d. haven’t checked e. is read f. read g. was initially called
h. initially called i. was texted j. texted k. are now acquiring
/ have now acquired l. are now being acquired / have now
been acquired
3. a. Traditional newspapers are read by my dad. b. A great
series was watched by Jenny. c. A wider audience can now
be reached. d. Strong views are being voiced by citizen
journalists. e. The news will be broadcast. f. A famous TV
anchor was seen by me. g. Online reviews are not usually
read by my class. h. Was this sketch drawn by Sue?
WORKSHEET 30
1. a. I was told a lie by the broadcaster. b. He wasn’t sent a
welcome email (by me). c. We were shown the way by the
TV presenter. d. I was given a vintage radio by my father. e.
He has been asked a favour by the politician. f. You will be
given some tips by the editor. g. She has been sent a nice
postcard by the BBC. h. You will be drawn a draft by the
cartoon designer. i. We have been written a letter by the
columnist. j. It was written in a biased way by the journalist.
k. They weren’t given her password (by her). l. She was sent
the pictures by the photo editor.
2. a. Jen was given a first edition of Vogue magazine by John.
b. A first edition of Vogue magazine was given to Jen by
John. c. My grandparents were lent an iPad by me. d. An
iPad was lent to my grandparents by me. e. The journalist
was told the truth by the witness. f. The truth was told to the
journalist by the witness. g. The Sun was sold the
scandalous picture by the paparazzi. h. The scandalous
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picture was sold to The Sun by the paparazzi. i. The US
President was asked a difficult question by the host. j. A
difficult question was asked to the US President by the host.
k. The students were taught some advertising tricks (by
them). l. Some advertising tricks were taught to the students
(by them).
WORKSHEET 31
1. a. It’s cold in here. I will close the window if you don’t mind.
b. I promise we will help you next Tuesday after school. c.
Jon is meeting Barbara at 6pm after school in that nice café!
d. If it rains, you always get wet. e. If we had more money,
we would buy a new house. f. Unless you work hard, you
won’t be good at any sport. g. That answer is very inaccurate!
h. Fake stories are written by the tabloids. i. My car has been
washed this morning. j. A new phone was given to her for her
birthday by her parents.
k. Anna and I were told a bunch of lies by our best friend.
WORKSHEET 32
1. About – dream, complain, worry; At – look, laugh, aim; For
– wish, blame; From – borrow, choose; In – participate,
believe; Of – approve, consist, suspect; On – insist, depend;
To – listen, admit, belong; With – begin, agree
2. a. of b. from c. at d. with e. about f. on g. at
3. a. to b. about c. to d. for e. on f. to g. for h. on i. about
4. Personal answers
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1. a. 1 b. 3 c. 1 d. 1 e. 2 f. 1 g. 3
2. a. who b. which c. where d. whose e. who f. when
g. where h. when i. where j. which k. which l. which
WORKSHEET 34
1. a. She’s the girl whose brother created an augmented
reality app. b. He’s the IT technician who works with my
brother. c. Have you met the new IT teacher who / that
started teaching us last week? d. That’s the shop where I
bought my first PC. e. Look at my new trainers which / that I
bought yesterday. f. The 30th of May was the day when
Space X was launched for the first time.
2. a. My friend Isabel, whose father is a Robotics engineer,
wants to make robots. b. That young man is the leader of the
new project, which is very innovative. c. Technology, whose
evolution is overwhelming, may be daunting. d. Mobile
phones, which are addictive, are very popular among
youngsters. / Mobile phones, which are very popular among
youngsters are very addictive. e. Henry, who is very creative
and bold, is an original thinker. Henry, who is an original
thinker, is very creative and bold f. The conference which
taught me a lot about holograms was in Germany. / The
conference which was in Germany taught me a lot about
holograms.
3. a. The first robots, who which didn’t look human, amazed
many people. b. The girl which who is interested in working
with you is on the phone. c. I'll never forget the day which
when I saw the Mona Lisa . d. Elon Musk, who whose money
is being invested, is a technology entrepreneur. e. That’s the
room which where all the production directors work. f. I must
phone Ricky, whose who is helping me with my project.
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1. a. so b. Due to c. Consequently, d. because of e. As a
result f. Thanks to
2. a. Therefore, b. because c. due to d. As a result, e. as,
because f. so g. For this reason, h. due to i. as, because
3. a. He wanted to talk to someone, so he called his best
friend. b. Because the HP printer was less expensive, I
bought it. / I bought the HP printer because it was less
expensive. c. You've failed the test. Therefore, you’ll have to
do it again. d. Since my sister was in a bad mood, we had a
bad time during lockdown! e. We moved as our house was
very small. f. The bosses didn’t pay their taxes.
Consequently, the government fined them.
WORKSHEET 36
1. a. to b. of c. of d. of e. on f. for g. of h. at i. of j. for
k. for l. to m. with n. of o. of p. on q. to r. at
2. a. absent from b. satisfied with c. keen on d. successful
in / good at e. ready for f. afraid of g. bad at h. capable of
i. famous for j. ready for k. good at l. disturbed by m. proud
of n. dependent on o. worried about
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1. a. 2 b. 1 c. 2 d. 1 e. 1 f. 2 1. a. 4 b. 3 c. 2 d. 1
2. a. embarrassed b. overwhelming c. exciting d. alarming 2. a. in order b. so c. not d. to e. so / so that
e. confused f. boring 3. a. I am trying to save money in order to buy a state-of-the-
3. a. interested b. amazing c. exhausted d. excited, exciting art screen. b. She prefers using ergonomic earbuds while
e. satisfied f. shocked running so as not to lose them. c. He works intensively in
4. a. W – annoying b. R c. R d. W – disappointed order to finish his invention on time for the exhibition.
e. W – confusing f. R d. They love going to TEDx summits to listen to the brilliant
speakers. e. She stopped speaking so that the scientist
could address the audience.
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1. a. that they hadn’t spoken since the previous June. b. that to worry about parking. b. You should read techy articles in
she was really tired of seeing him play video games all order to keep updated. c. I always set my alarm in advance
afternoon. c. that she would never forget how kind she had not to oversleep. d. She worked hard on the project so that
been to her. d. that the international economic crisis would she could get a good mark. e. I wrote a very impactful speech
get better the following year / the year after. e. that she didn’t to draw people’s attention to the cause. f. They phoned their
like watching sci-fi movies. f. that Samuel hadn’t bought the parents via Skype so that they could see each other.
new equipment he had asked him to. g. that the weather
would be worse the following week / the week after. h. that
she was going to miss the first part of his speech.
2. a. He said: “My family is living in a smart home now”. b. My
friend explained: “The new student is keen on these video
games.” c. Mum said: “Your brother is going to take you to
the next International Robot Exhibition.” d. Anna said: “I
really enjoy participating in gaming tournaments.” e. Rita
complained: “My friends didn’t visit me last week.”
3. a. He said told her that he missed her. b. She said that
she worked in a bank. c. Ryan informed we us he had bought
the tickets. d. She say said that she hadn’t played any
games. e. Joseph informed she her that he was arriving. f.
She said that she hadn’t played VR games before. g. Mother
said that she can could read when she was three. h. Kate
said that she lost her tablet yesterday the previous day / the
day before. i. I told his him that I couldn’t stay out late.

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1. a. how we were. b. if / whether they could visit SpaceX.
c. where she had been. d. what they were doing. e. if /
whether I was going to buy a new smartphone. f. why you /
I hadn’t phoned him. g. whether / if he had a drone.
2. a. not to enter that room. b. not to be late. c. to stop staring
at her. d. not to be angry with him. e. to leave her alone. f.
to watch out. g. to close the door behind me. h. not to leave
without cleaning their rooms. i. not to forget to bring her
laptop the following day / the day after.

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1. a. 3 b. 1 c. 2 d. 1
2. a. 2 b. 3 c. 5 d. 1 e. 4
3. a. for b. out c. on d. over e. through f. up g. off h. after
i. up j. off k. for / up l. out of m. down

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1. a. 1 b. 2 c. 1 d. 2 e. 2
2. a. live b. used c. drive d. walking e. have f. got
3. a. T b. F c. T d. T e. NG f. NG
4. a. get used / be used to living b. used to go c. wasn’t used
to working / didn’t use to work d. has been used to repairing
/ has got used to repairing e. getting used to working

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1. a. Sarah, who lives next door, is a really nice person!
b. Do you remember the year when we dressed up as clowns
for Carnival? c. He was fired because of the poor quality of
his work. d. I was feeling rather tired last night, so I went to
bed early. e. Mike told me that he wants to get a new job. f.
She asked us if / whether we liked going to that school rather
than our previous school. g. The man asked us not to speak
so loudly in the library. h. Tom asked us where we lived so
that he could come round for a visit. i. When we were
younger, we didn’t use to have so much homework, did we?
j. I think my sister used to spend more money on clothes
before she started working. k. My cousins are still getting
used to living in the country. It’s a big change!