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PHOTOCOPIABLE © Cambridge University Press 2015
Grammar practice
Answer
Key
Unit 1 Grammar practice –
reinforcement
1
1	see
2	Close
3	 ’re moving
4	 ’m trying
5	 Don’t go
2
1	 ’ve been waiting
2	 ’ve been looking
3	 hasn’t ever lived
3
1	 visited, went
2	 were sitting, started
3	 decided, had heard
4
1	 used to
2	 didn’t use to
3	would
4	would
5	 Did you use to
5
1	 will be living
2	 am meeting
3	 will have
4	 is going to rain
5	 will help
6	 will take
7	 will have travelled
6
1	 ’ve been working
2	 was raining
3	works
4	 has never been
5	 won’t be
6	Answer
7	 Have you seen
7
1	 Do you read many books?
2	 Are you watching this programme at the
moment?
3	 Will you be travelling to Dublin next
weekend?
8
1	Which
2	 How long
3	 How much
9
1	 Children used to be happy with simple
toys.
2	 Fewer people used to go to university in
those days.
3	 Most people used to work on Saturdays.
4	 Everybody used to use pens to write
documents when in the office.
5	 There didn’t use to be so many
unemployed people.
6	 Travellling abroad didn’t use to be so
easy in the past.
10
1	 Fewer people would go to university in
those days.
2	 Most people would work on Saturdays.
3	 Everybody would use pens to write
documents when in the office.
Unit 1 Grammar practice –
standard
1
1	see
2	Close
3	 ’re moving
4	 ’m trying
5	 Don’t go
2
1	 ’ve been waiting
2	 ’ve been looking
3	 has never lived
3
1	was
2	 had heard
3	decided
4	 were travelling
5	lived
6	cooked
7	lost
8	parked
9	 were sitting
10	 took
4
1	 ’ll be living
2	 ’m meeting
3	 will have
4	 ’ll help
5	 will have travelled
5
1	say
2	 had, liked
3	visited
4	found
5	 was travelling
6	started
7	happens
8	spend
9	 will go / go /
would go
10	 have had
6
1	 Do you read many travel books?
2	 Are you watching this programme at the
moment?
3	 Will you be travelling to Dublin next
weekend?
7
1	Which
2	 How long
3	 How much
8
1	were
2	went
3	worked
4	used
5	weren’t
6	wasn’t
9
1	 Children would be happy with simple
toys.
2	 Fewer people would go to university in
those days.
3	 Most people would work on Saturdays.
4	 Everybody would use pens to write
documents.
Unit 2 Grammar practice –
reinforcement
1
1	 Can I
2	 be able to
3	 managed to
4	 could have gone
5	 Could I
2
1	 You should talk to her.
2	 You needn’t give me the money back.
3	 We must do something about climate
change.
4	 You need to feed the cat before you go
out.
5	 You shouldn’t put glass containers in
with the ordinary rubbish.
6	 Jim doesn’t have to go to the
supermarket. I’ve already been.
7	 We mustn’t be late.
8	 You have to recycle more.
3
1	b  2  a  3 b  4  c  5  a  6  c
4
1	 Don’t forget to take some money – you
might need it.
2	 Sam can’t be 16 already – don’t they
grow up quickly!
3	 I didn’t know! You could have / should
have / mustn’t have told me!
4	 We might not / may not / won’t get the
chance to go on holiday this year, as we
don’t have much money.
5	 Thank you! I couldn’t have done it
without you.
5
1	mustn’t
2	can
3	 might not
4	 don’t need to
5	 be able to
6	should
7	 have to
8	must
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Grammar practice
Answer
Key
6
1	must
2	 might / may
3	 should / ought to
4	 couldn’t have / can’t have
5	 must have
6	couldn’t
7	 Could / Can / May
8	 don’t have to / needn’t
Unit 2 Grammar practice –
standard
1
1	 Can I
2	 be able to
3	 managed to
4	 could have gone
5	 Could I
6	couldn’t
2
1	 have to / must / need to
2	 should / must / have to / need to
3	 should / must / have to / need to
4	 need to / should
5	 have to
6	shouldn’t
7	 mustn’t / shouldn’t
8	 should / have to / must
9	 don’t have to / don’t need to
10	 don’t need to / don’t have to
3	 Possible answers:
1	 Climate change might be a disaster.
2	 We could have prevented global
warming if we had acted sooner.
3	 The planet might have already been
permanently damaged.
4	 Our parents couldn’t have known
anything about the problem 50 years
ago.
5	 We can’t continue burning fossil fuels.
6	 Renewable energy may be the answer to
our pollution problems.
7	 We mustn’t worry about the issue.
8	 The problem must have got worse in the
last 20 years.
4
1	 Sam can’t be 16 already – don’t they
grow up quickly!
2	 I didn’t know! You could / should have
told me!
3	 We mightn’t get the chance to go on
holiday this year as we don’t have much
money.
4	 Thank you! I couldn’t have done it
without you.
5	 Jane must have finished her exams – I
saw her at a party on Wednesday.
5
1	obligation
2	possibility
3	advice
4	impossibility
5	 obligation not
to do
6	certainty
7	 no permission
8	ability
9	permission
10	 no obligation
6
1	 mustn’t / shouldn’t
2	 don’t need to
3	can
4	 shouldn’t / mustn’t
5	 is able to
6	 have to / must / need to
7	 might not
8	 need to / have to / must
9	 be able to
10	 must / have to / need to
Unit 3 Grammar practice –
reinforcement
1
1	melts
2	knew
3	 will go
4	 had taken
5	eat
6	see
7	 hadn’t gone
8	 would eat
2
1	 had told
2	 wouldn’t feel
3	 had wanted
4	 might lose
5	worked
6	wouldearn
7	 had had
8	 would feel
9	 had looked after
10	 would have
3
1	 in case
2	providing
3	Supposing
4	unless
5	otherwise
6	 even if
4
1	 You won’t have enough energy for the
day unless you eat a big breakfast.
2	 Simon will be warm enough as long as
he takes a coat.
3	 We will lose weight providing we do
more exercise.
4	 Carla must have revised properly;
otherwise she wouldn’t have passed her
exams.
5
1	 even if
2	otherwise
3	providing
4	 even if
5	 even if
6	otherwise
6
1	 hadn’t lost
2	 hadn’t left
3	 would think / thought
4	 had learnt / had learned
5	 hadn’t booked
7
1	 I wish you wouldn’t shout.
2	 I wish I could have been there.
3	 I wish I hadn’t forgotten my
appointment.
4	 I wish I had chosen that other pair of
shoes.
5	 I wish you had told me that before.
Unit 3 Grammar practice –
standard
1
1	 put, melts
2	 wouldn’t become, knew
3	 will go, tell
4	 had taken, wouldn’t have put on
5	 eat, improves
6	 Will, give, see
7	 hadn’t gone, wouldn’t have known
8	 were, would eat
2
1	d  2  e  3  b  4  c  5  f  6  a
3
1	 in case
2	providing
3	Supposing
4	unless
5	otherwise
6	 as long as
4
1	 You won’t have enough energy for the
day unless you eat a big breakfast.
2	 Simon won’t be warm enough unless he
takes a coat.
3	 We won’t lose weight unless we do more
exercise.
4	 Carla wouldn’t have passed her exams
last week unless she had revised
properly.
5
1	 I won’t start eating fruit even if the
doctor tells me to.
2	 I’ll have to stop eating so much sugar –
otherwise I’ll put on weight.
3	 I can eat in that restaurant providing they
have a vegetarian option.
4	 I wouldn’t eat there even if it were the
last place in town!
5	 You must have lunch soon; otherwise
you’ll be hungry.
6	 You can have some chocolate providing
you eat your dinner.
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Grammar practice
Answer
Key
6
1	 If only I hadn’t lost my job.
2	 If only you hadn’t left your bags at home.
3	 If only businesses thought / would think
about their customers.
4	 If only I had learnt computer
programmimg.
5	 If only you had booked an early table at
the restaurant.
7
1	 wouldn’t shout
2	 could have been / was / could be
3	 hadn’t forgotten
4	 had chosen
5	 had told
Unit 4 Grammar practice –
reinforcement
1
1	 Tom said (that) we hadn’t seen Mark for
ages.
2	 Amelia said (that) Hannah was going to
the USA.
3	 Jamie said (that) he would call me soon.
4	 Peter said (that) he had got two tickets in
the front row.
2
1	 Tim wanted to know whether we had
tickets for the show.
2	 Laura asked me if I was enjoying my film
course.
3	 Phil asked if he could help me.
4	 Maria asked when the film started.
3
1	 My brother asked if / whether we could
go to see the new James bond film.
2	 Sonia told them to be outside the
cinema at 7.45.
3	 My grandmother asked me where the
best place to sit was.
4	 I warned him not to scream so loudly.
5	 He asked her if she would like to go to
the cinema on Friday.
4
1	 Jane suggested going to the cinema.
2	 Sarah recommended Jack getting his
mum some flowers for her birthday.
3	 Brad promised to go to Dam’s party on
Saturday.
4	 The boys admitted to using Eva’s
computer for five minutes.
5	 Charles warned Lucy to get out that
minute.
6	 Julia asked what time it was.
5
1	 wouldn’t it
2	 don’t you
3	 can we
4	 will you
5	 shall I
6
1	 Brian bought what?
2	 They spent how much on the e-reader?
3	 It took how long to arrive?
4	 She is doing what?
7
1	 how you feel
2	tell
3	 it takes
4	 there are
Unit 4 Grammar practice –
standard
1
1	 Miki said (that) they were watching
MasterChef right then so he could only
talk for a minute.
2	 Pilar’s dad told me (that) she (Pilar) had
gone to the cinema, but he’d tell her to
call me later.
3	 Nacho said (that) he had heard of the
film but (that) he didn’t expect it to be so
good.
4	 My aunt said (that) they wouldn’t be
able to come to our party but (that) they
hoped we would both have a great time.
5	 Lucia told me (that) she had seen the
new Spiderman film when they were
flying to New York a few weeks earlier.
2
1	 Rocio told us to meet her outside the
cinema.
2	 Juan asked if I’d like to go to the cinema
with him.
3	 Pablo asked me which the best film I’d
ever seen was.
4	OK
5	 Silvia asked me to lend her the DVD.
3
1	admitted
2	told
3	complained
4	said
5	warned
6	promised
4
1	 She complained that her brother always
told her the ending of the film before she
had seen it.
2	 Sandra recommended not reading
Twilight because it was rubbish!
3	 I admitted to my sister that I had
borrowed her laptop without her
permission.
4	 Jack’s dad warned him he wouldn’t buy
him a new videogame if he didn’t pass
his exams.
5
1	 wouldn’t it
2	 don’t you
3	 can we
4	 will you
5	 shall I
6
1	 Brian bought what?
2	 Brian spent how much?
3	 It took how long (to arrive)?
4	 It’s doing what? / It’s making what?
7
1	 how, feel
2	if, is / if, will be
3	 how long, takes / how long, would take
4	whether, are
Unit 5 Grammar practice –
reinforcement
1
1	whose
2	when
3	which
4	where
2
Sentences 1 and 4
3
1	 We saw a man who was injured.
2	 It was a news story which made
headlines around the world.
3	 What’s the name of that entrepreneur
whose wife has been sent to prison?
4	 I know three families who run their own
businesses.
4
1	 Unemployment is very high, which is
causing social problems.
2	 Patricia, whose mother has lost her job,
says the government is to blame.
3	 The demonstration, which is expected to
be huge, is starting in the town square at
9pm.
4	 On Thursday, which is when you can vote
until, the results will eb announced.
5
1	 A friend of mine, who is a trade union
member, helped organise the strike.
2	 They are protesting against the spending
cuts, which they feel are unfair.
3	 She met an interesting old man who had
gone to Germany to start up his own
business in the 70s.
4	 The animal rights group, whose
members are all vegetarians, have
planned a demonstration.
5	 The riots, which started in the city centre,
have spread to residential areas.
PHOTOCOPIABLE © Cambridge University Press 2015
Grammar practice
Answer
Key
Unit 5 Grammar practice –
standard
1a
1	whose
2	who
3	where
4	which
5	when
1b
Sentences 4 and 5
2
1	 The bank that I use is in financial trouble.
2	 Police have closed the website where
you could get more information.
3	 Many young people, who can’t find work,
are moving abroad.
4	 The new laws, which are very unpopular,
will affect us all.
5	 A new factory is opening in the town,
which is very good news.
3
1	arrested
2	who
3	 have spent
4	where
5	began
6	 that / which
7	who
8	 that / who
9	that
10	 will fight
4
1	 The woman that / who lives opposite us
made a speech at the meeting.
2	 The petition, that Eva showed me, had
over 3000 signatures.
3	 The book (that) you asked me to buy had
sold out.
4	 Jorge, who is self-employed, works at
home.
5
1	 The government, which / that came
to power two years ago, is growing
increasingly unpopular.
2	 Tom, who is my sister’s boyfriend, is an
environmental campaigner.
3	 Margaret Thatcher, who was Britain’s first
female prime minister, was known as the
Iron Lady.
4	 The rate of inflation, which is going up
every month, currently stands at 4%.
Unit 6 Grammar practice –
reinforcement
1
1	 are brought on
2	 was adapted
3	 am going to be told
4	 has been advised
5	 is being described
6	 had been told
7	 is given
2
1	 Plant extracts are used in many
conventional medicines.
2	 The tickets are going to be sent to me
next week.
3	 The director is being treated for
pneumonia.
4	 The actress was given a standing ovation.
5	 Young people are encouraged to go to
the theatre.
3
1	 …could have been caused by stress
2	 …should have been told about the new
plans.
3	 …must be written
4	 …can be booked in advance
4
1	 is believed to have died
2	 is known to affect
3	 are thought to be
4	 wasn’t expected to do
5
1	 My bicycle has been stolen.
2	 Your mobile phones must be switched
off before the exam starts.
3	 Everyone should have been told what
was going on.
4	 It is believed that the weather affects our
moods.
5	 It was thought for centuries that the
earth was flat.
Unit 6 Grammar practice –
standard
1	
1	 is being operated
2	 have been told
3	 will be given
4	 is encouraged
2
1	 must be taken
2	 might have been stressed out
3	 can’t be used
4	 should have told
5	 will be awarded
3
1	 The seats must be repaired
2	 The cinema should be painted again.
3	 Health problems can be avoided by
taking regular exercise.
4	 He may / might have been bitten by a
rare insect.
5	 She may / might have inherited the
company form her dad.
4
1	 is believed to be
2	 is said to be
3	 is considered to be
4	 are thought to be
5	 are estimated to be
5
1	 One in four celebrities are thought to
suffer from mental health problems.
2	 One in six people in Spain are believed to
be obese.
3	 Star Wars is considered to be the best
film of the year.
4	 Herat disease is said to be the number
one cause of death around the world.
5	 34 million people in the world are
estimated to be living with HIV.
6	 Robert Downey Jr. is thought to be the
best paid actor in the world.

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Grammar practice answer key

  • 1. PHOTOCOPIABLE © Cambridge University Press 2015 Grammar practice Answer Key Unit 1 Grammar practice – reinforcement 1 1 see 2 Close 3 ’re moving 4 ’m trying 5 Don’t go 2 1 ’ve been waiting 2 ’ve been looking 3 hasn’t ever lived 3 1 visited, went 2 were sitting, started 3 decided, had heard 4 1 used to 2 didn’t use to 3 would 4 would 5 Did you use to 5 1 will be living 2 am meeting 3 will have 4 is going to rain 5 will help 6 will take 7 will have travelled 6 1 ’ve been working 2 was raining 3 works 4 has never been 5 won’t be 6 Answer 7 Have you seen 7 1 Do you read many books? 2 Are you watching this programme at the moment? 3 Will you be travelling to Dublin next weekend? 8 1 Which 2 How long 3 How much 9 1 Children used to be happy with simple toys. 2 Fewer people used to go to university in those days. 3 Most people used to work on Saturdays. 4 Everybody used to use pens to write documents when in the office. 5 There didn’t use to be so many unemployed people. 6 Travellling abroad didn’t use to be so easy in the past. 10 1 Fewer people would go to university in those days. 2 Most people would work on Saturdays. 3 Everybody would use pens to write documents when in the office. Unit 1 Grammar practice – standard 1 1 see 2 Close 3 ’re moving 4 ’m trying 5 Don’t go 2 1 ’ve been waiting 2 ’ve been looking 3 has never lived 3 1 was 2 had heard 3 decided 4 were travelling 5 lived 6 cooked 7 lost 8 parked 9 were sitting 10 took 4 1 ’ll be living 2 ’m meeting 3 will have 4 ’ll help 5 will have travelled 5 1 say 2 had, liked 3 visited 4 found 5 was travelling 6 started 7 happens 8 spend 9 will go / go / would go 10 have had 6 1 Do you read many travel books? 2 Are you watching this programme at the moment? 3 Will you be travelling to Dublin next weekend? 7 1 Which 2 How long 3 How much 8 1 were 2 went 3 worked 4 used 5 weren’t 6 wasn’t 9 1 Children would be happy with simple toys. 2 Fewer people would go to university in those days. 3 Most people would work on Saturdays. 4 Everybody would use pens to write documents. Unit 2 Grammar practice – reinforcement 1 1 Can I 2 be able to 3 managed to 4 could have gone 5 Could I 2 1 You should talk to her. 2 You needn’t give me the money back. 3 We must do something about climate change. 4 You need to feed the cat before you go out. 5 You shouldn’t put glass containers in with the ordinary rubbish. 6 Jim doesn’t have to go to the supermarket. I’ve already been. 7 We mustn’t be late. 8 You have to recycle more. 3 1 b  2  a  3 b  4  c  5  a  6  c 4 1 Don’t forget to take some money – you might need it. 2 Sam can’t be 16 already – don’t they grow up quickly! 3 I didn’t know! You could have / should have / mustn’t have told me! 4 We might not / may not / won’t get the chance to go on holiday this year, as we don’t have much money. 5 Thank you! I couldn’t have done it without you. 5 1 mustn’t 2 can 3 might not 4 don’t need to 5 be able to 6 should 7 have to 8 must
  • 2. PHOTOCOPIABLE © Cambridge University Press 2015 Grammar practice Answer Key 6 1 must 2 might / may 3 should / ought to 4 couldn’t have / can’t have 5 must have 6 couldn’t 7 Could / Can / May 8 don’t have to / needn’t Unit 2 Grammar practice – standard 1 1 Can I 2 be able to 3 managed to 4 could have gone 5 Could I 6 couldn’t 2 1 have to / must / need to 2 should / must / have to / need to 3 should / must / have to / need to 4 need to / should 5 have to 6 shouldn’t 7 mustn’t / shouldn’t 8 should / have to / must 9 don’t have to / don’t need to 10 don’t need to / don’t have to 3 Possible answers: 1 Climate change might be a disaster. 2 We could have prevented global warming if we had acted sooner. 3 The planet might have already been permanently damaged. 4 Our parents couldn’t have known anything about the problem 50 years ago. 5 We can’t continue burning fossil fuels. 6 Renewable energy may be the answer to our pollution problems. 7 We mustn’t worry about the issue. 8 The problem must have got worse in the last 20 years. 4 1 Sam can’t be 16 already – don’t they grow up quickly! 2 I didn’t know! You could / should have told me! 3 We mightn’t get the chance to go on holiday this year as we don’t have much money. 4 Thank you! I couldn’t have done it without you. 5 Jane must have finished her exams – I saw her at a party on Wednesday. 5 1 obligation 2 possibility 3 advice 4 impossibility 5 obligation not to do 6 certainty 7 no permission 8 ability 9 permission 10 no obligation 6 1 mustn’t / shouldn’t 2 don’t need to 3 can 4 shouldn’t / mustn’t 5 is able to 6 have to / must / need to 7 might not 8 need to / have to / must 9 be able to 10 must / have to / need to Unit 3 Grammar practice – reinforcement 1 1 melts 2 knew 3 will go 4 had taken 5 eat 6 see 7 hadn’t gone 8 would eat 2 1 had told 2 wouldn’t feel 3 had wanted 4 might lose 5 worked 6 wouldearn 7 had had 8 would feel 9 had looked after 10 would have 3 1 in case 2 providing 3 Supposing 4 unless 5 otherwise 6 even if 4 1 You won’t have enough energy for the day unless you eat a big breakfast. 2 Simon will be warm enough as long as he takes a coat. 3 We will lose weight providing we do more exercise. 4 Carla must have revised properly; otherwise she wouldn’t have passed her exams. 5 1 even if 2 otherwise 3 providing 4 even if 5 even if 6 otherwise 6 1 hadn’t lost 2 hadn’t left 3 would think / thought 4 had learnt / had learned 5 hadn’t booked 7 1 I wish you wouldn’t shout. 2 I wish I could have been there. 3 I wish I hadn’t forgotten my appointment. 4 I wish I had chosen that other pair of shoes. 5 I wish you had told me that before. Unit 3 Grammar practice – standard 1 1 put, melts 2 wouldn’t become, knew 3 will go, tell 4 had taken, wouldn’t have put on 5 eat, improves 6 Will, give, see 7 hadn’t gone, wouldn’t have known 8 were, would eat 2 1 d  2  e  3  b  4  c  5  f  6  a 3 1 in case 2 providing 3 Supposing 4 unless 5 otherwise 6 as long as 4 1 You won’t have enough energy for the day unless you eat a big breakfast. 2 Simon won’t be warm enough unless he takes a coat. 3 We won’t lose weight unless we do more exercise. 4 Carla wouldn’t have passed her exams last week unless she had revised properly. 5 1 I won’t start eating fruit even if the doctor tells me to. 2 I’ll have to stop eating so much sugar – otherwise I’ll put on weight. 3 I can eat in that restaurant providing they have a vegetarian option. 4 I wouldn’t eat there even if it were the last place in town! 5 You must have lunch soon; otherwise you’ll be hungry. 6 You can have some chocolate providing you eat your dinner.
  • 3. PHOTOCOPIABLE © Cambridge University Press 2015 Grammar practice Answer Key 6 1 If only I hadn’t lost my job. 2 If only you hadn’t left your bags at home. 3 If only businesses thought / would think about their customers. 4 If only I had learnt computer programmimg. 5 If only you had booked an early table at the restaurant. 7 1 wouldn’t shout 2 could have been / was / could be 3 hadn’t forgotten 4 had chosen 5 had told Unit 4 Grammar practice – reinforcement 1 1 Tom said (that) we hadn’t seen Mark for ages. 2 Amelia said (that) Hannah was going to the USA. 3 Jamie said (that) he would call me soon. 4 Peter said (that) he had got two tickets in the front row. 2 1 Tim wanted to know whether we had tickets for the show. 2 Laura asked me if I was enjoying my film course. 3 Phil asked if he could help me. 4 Maria asked when the film started. 3 1 My brother asked if / whether we could go to see the new James bond film. 2 Sonia told them to be outside the cinema at 7.45. 3 My grandmother asked me where the best place to sit was. 4 I warned him not to scream so loudly. 5 He asked her if she would like to go to the cinema on Friday. 4 1 Jane suggested going to the cinema. 2 Sarah recommended Jack getting his mum some flowers for her birthday. 3 Brad promised to go to Dam’s party on Saturday. 4 The boys admitted to using Eva’s computer for five minutes. 5 Charles warned Lucy to get out that minute. 6 Julia asked what time it was. 5 1 wouldn’t it 2 don’t you 3 can we 4 will you 5 shall I 6 1 Brian bought what? 2 They spent how much on the e-reader? 3 It took how long to arrive? 4 She is doing what? 7 1 how you feel 2 tell 3 it takes 4 there are Unit 4 Grammar practice – standard 1 1 Miki said (that) they were watching MasterChef right then so he could only talk for a minute. 2 Pilar’s dad told me (that) she (Pilar) had gone to the cinema, but he’d tell her to call me later. 3 Nacho said (that) he had heard of the film but (that) he didn’t expect it to be so good. 4 My aunt said (that) they wouldn’t be able to come to our party but (that) they hoped we would both have a great time. 5 Lucia told me (that) she had seen the new Spiderman film when they were flying to New York a few weeks earlier. 2 1 Rocio told us to meet her outside the cinema. 2 Juan asked if I’d like to go to the cinema with him. 3 Pablo asked me which the best film I’d ever seen was. 4 OK 5 Silvia asked me to lend her the DVD. 3 1 admitted 2 told 3 complained 4 said 5 warned 6 promised 4 1 She complained that her brother always told her the ending of the film before she had seen it. 2 Sandra recommended not reading Twilight because it was rubbish! 3 I admitted to my sister that I had borrowed her laptop without her permission. 4 Jack’s dad warned him he wouldn’t buy him a new videogame if he didn’t pass his exams. 5 1 wouldn’t it 2 don’t you 3 can we 4 will you 5 shall I 6 1 Brian bought what? 2 Brian spent how much? 3 It took how long (to arrive)? 4 It’s doing what? / It’s making what? 7 1 how, feel 2 if, is / if, will be 3 how long, takes / how long, would take 4 whether, are Unit 5 Grammar practice – reinforcement 1 1 whose 2 when 3 which 4 where 2 Sentences 1 and 4 3 1 We saw a man who was injured. 2 It was a news story which made headlines around the world. 3 What’s the name of that entrepreneur whose wife has been sent to prison? 4 I know three families who run their own businesses. 4 1 Unemployment is very high, which is causing social problems. 2 Patricia, whose mother has lost her job, says the government is to blame. 3 The demonstration, which is expected to be huge, is starting in the town square at 9pm. 4 On Thursday, which is when you can vote until, the results will eb announced. 5 1 A friend of mine, who is a trade union member, helped organise the strike. 2 They are protesting against the spending cuts, which they feel are unfair. 3 She met an interesting old man who had gone to Germany to start up his own business in the 70s. 4 The animal rights group, whose members are all vegetarians, have planned a demonstration. 5 The riots, which started in the city centre, have spread to residential areas.
  • 4. PHOTOCOPIABLE © Cambridge University Press 2015 Grammar practice Answer Key Unit 5 Grammar practice – standard 1a 1 whose 2 who 3 where 4 which 5 when 1b Sentences 4 and 5 2 1 The bank that I use is in financial trouble. 2 Police have closed the website where you could get more information. 3 Many young people, who can’t find work, are moving abroad. 4 The new laws, which are very unpopular, will affect us all. 5 A new factory is opening in the town, which is very good news. 3 1 arrested 2 who 3 have spent 4 where 5 began 6 that / which 7 who 8 that / who 9 that 10 will fight 4 1 The woman that / who lives opposite us made a speech at the meeting. 2 The petition, that Eva showed me, had over 3000 signatures. 3 The book (that) you asked me to buy had sold out. 4 Jorge, who is self-employed, works at home. 5 1 The government, which / that came to power two years ago, is growing increasingly unpopular. 2 Tom, who is my sister’s boyfriend, is an environmental campaigner. 3 Margaret Thatcher, who was Britain’s first female prime minister, was known as the Iron Lady. 4 The rate of inflation, which is going up every month, currently stands at 4%. Unit 6 Grammar practice – reinforcement 1 1 are brought on 2 was adapted 3 am going to be told 4 has been advised 5 is being described 6 had been told 7 is given 2 1 Plant extracts are used in many conventional medicines. 2 The tickets are going to be sent to me next week. 3 The director is being treated for pneumonia. 4 The actress was given a standing ovation. 5 Young people are encouraged to go to the theatre. 3 1 …could have been caused by stress 2 …should have been told about the new plans. 3 …must be written 4 …can be booked in advance 4 1 is believed to have died 2 is known to affect 3 are thought to be 4 wasn’t expected to do 5 1 My bicycle has been stolen. 2 Your mobile phones must be switched off before the exam starts. 3 Everyone should have been told what was going on. 4 It is believed that the weather affects our moods. 5 It was thought for centuries that the earth was flat. Unit 6 Grammar practice – standard 1 1 is being operated 2 have been told 3 will be given 4 is encouraged 2 1 must be taken 2 might have been stressed out 3 can’t be used 4 should have told 5 will be awarded 3 1 The seats must be repaired 2 The cinema should be painted again. 3 Health problems can be avoided by taking regular exercise. 4 He may / might have been bitten by a rare insect. 5 She may / might have inherited the company form her dad. 4 1 is believed to be 2 is said to be 3 is considered to be 4 are thought to be 5 are estimated to be 5 1 One in four celebrities are thought to suffer from mental health problems. 2 One in six people in Spain are believed to be obese. 3 Star Wars is considered to be the best film of the year. 4 Herat disease is said to be the number one cause of death around the world. 5 34 million people in the world are estimated to be living with HIV. 6 Robert Downey Jr. is thought to be the best paid actor in the world.