I. Choose the correct answer a, b, c or d and circle it.			
1. My parents never………………………. me ……………………………... their car.
A. let, to use 
B. allow, use 
C. let, using
D. allow, to use

2. By the time I ……………………the petrol station, I ……………………..out of petrol. 
A. had reached, run	
B. would reach; would run
C. reached; would have run
D. reached; had run

3.Are you sure you ……………………………the cleaning before your mother-in-law …………………..?.
A. do; will have arrived
B. will do; has arrived
C. will have done; arrives
D. will be doing; arrives

4. ………….. his courage, the tiger  ………….. us to pieces.
A. If it hadn’t been for; would have torn
B. But not; wouldn’t have torn
C. Had it been for; wouldn’t tear
D. If it weren’t; wouldn’t have torn

5. If she …………………………….so easy going, she ………………………………so many friends when she was in Japan.

A. hadn’t been; wouldn’t make
B. wasn’t; wouldn’t make 
C. weren’t; wouldn’t have made
D. hadn’t been; wouldn’t have made

6. The last time I ………….. Matthew was in 1991. I ……………………..him for 20 years now. 
A. had seen; didn’t see
B. have seen; didn’t see
C. saw; haven’t seen
D. saw; didn’t see

7. Oh dear, you ……………………… read the chapter for today. We ……………………. discuss it until next week. 
A. didn’t need to; will
B. didn’t need to; won’t
C. needn’t have; won’t 
D. needn’t have; will

II. Put the verbs in brackets into the appropriate verb form. DO NOT use contracted forms of verbs.
										
1. Lies should………………………………….(not, tell) to children.
2. Many cars ……………………………(damage) in the car crash yesterday.
3. I’d rather  ………………………..… (not,go) to Egypt last summer. I caught malaria there.  
4. By next month I …………………..…………………….(work) in Tesco for a year. 
5. Fish and chips …………………………………(be) his favourite dish for a long time. 
6. You must……………………………………….(starve) to have eaten such a big dinner last night.
7. I’d sooner he ………………………….. (not come) so late yesterday.

III. Transformations

a. For each of the sentences below, write a new sentence as similar as possible to the original one. DO NOT use contracted forms of verbs in your version.
										
1. He isn’t a boss but he acts like one. 
He acts  ............................................................................................................................................. boss.     
                                                                                          
2. What a pity you didn’t tell me about the concert.
If only..................................................................................................................................the concert.   

3. A lawyer will have to sign this document for you.
You .............................................................................................................................by the lawyer.

4. We are in Berlin for the first time.
We................................................................................................................................................before.

5. Apparently the ship did not sustain any damage. 
The ship appears ...................................................................................................any damage.    
                                                                                                          
6. Immediately a hotel in the area comes up for sale and he buys it. 
No sooner ............................................................................................................................... buys it.

7. We had no idea that there was worse in store for us the next day.
Little …………………………………………..………………………………………the next day.
		
b. For each of the sentences below, write a new sentence – as similar as possible in meaning to the original sentence, but using the word or phrase given. The word or phrase cannot be altered in any way.  DO NOT use contracted forms of verbs in your version.				
										
1. It was wrong of you to shout at that poor woman.   				SHOULD
……………………………………………………………………………………………………………
2. If you leave your bike unattended, you’ll certainly have it stolen.			BOUND
……………………………………………………………………………………………………………
3. “Why don’t we go to the theatre?,” Mark said.					GOING
……………………………………………………………………………………………………………
4. It’s a pity we didn’t meet when you were in Poznań. 				WISH
……………………………………………………………………………………………………………
5. He is going to employ a group of architects to design his garden. 			DESIGNED
……………………………………………………………………………………………………………
6. Why did you insist that I buy this horrible cheese? 				MAKE
……………………………………………………………………………………………………………
7. I think a rest would do you good.						BENEFIT
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IV. Correct and rewrite the following sentences in full.		

1. When I lived downtown I was going to the cinema almost every night.
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2  I wouldn't trust him the keys.
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3. To make the soup taste better try to add more spices or salt.
………………………………………………………………………………………………......................
4. She couldn’t tell for certain whether or not she would be staying.
……………………………………………………………………………………………..........................
5.They prefer eating out rather than cook.
…………………………………………………………………………………………………..................
6. It’s a pity he had to pull out of the competition, especially since he made such excellent progress.
…………………………………………………………………………………………………..................
7. Do you know the police is still investigating our case?
…………………………………………………………………………………………………..................

I.   1 point for each gap/max. 7 p
1. D
2. D
3. C
4. A
5. C
6. C
7. CII.   1 point for each gap/max. 7 p
1. not be told
2. were damaged
3. not have gone
4. will have been working
5. has been
6. have been starving
7. had not come
III. 1 point for each transformation/max 14 p
a. 1. as if he were a boss
2. you had told me about the concert
3. will have to have this document signed 
4. have not been to Berlin/ have never been to Berlin
5. not to have sustained
6. does a hotel in the area come up for sale than he 
7. did we know that there was worse in store for us 
b. 1. You should not have shouted at that poor woman
2. If you leave your bike unattended you are bound to have it stolen. 
3. Mark suggested (us/our)going to the theatre.
4. I wish we had met when you were in Poznań.
5. He is going to have his garden designed (by a group of architects).
6. Why did you make me buy this horrible cheese?
7. I think you would benefit from a rest.
IV. 1p for each sentence/ max. 7 p
1. When I lived downtown I went/used to go/would go to the cinema almost every night.
2. I wouldn't trust him with the keys.
3.To make the soup taste better try adding more spices or salt.
4.She couldn’t say for certain whether or not she would be staying.
5.They prefer to eat out rather than cook./ They prefer eating out to cooking.
6.It’s a pity he had to pull out of the competition, especially since he had been making such excellent progress.
7. Do you know the police are still investigating our case?