Knowledge Test 8B

GRAMMAR:

I. Choose the correct words to complete each sentence.

I wish I _____________to him.

If I had studied harder, I _____________ my exam.

If I ______________out last night, I wouldn’t have been late this morning.
a b c

I wish _______________ all my money last week.

If only I ___________ my homework.

If only they ______________ me.

II. Complete each sentence with the correct form of the words in brackets.

1 If I ______________(watch) the weather forecast, I would have taken an umbrella.

I wish I _____________(knew) that yesterday.

I _____________(buy) a new bike, if I’d had more money.

I _____________(not eat) so much, if I had known there was ice cream for dessert.

Read the following sentences and write true if it is correct and senseful or false if it is not.

If i hadn´t been sick I would have called the doctor.

Read the following sentences and write true if it is correct and senseful or false if it is not.

If you had known taht his was going to happen what wouldn´t you have done?

Read the following sentences and write true if it is correct and senseful or false if it is not.

If I wouldn´t have known what to do I had not done it.

Read the following sentences and write true if it is correct and senseful or false if it is not.

if Ripley had had plenty of water she would have died.

Read the following sentences and write true if it is correct and senseful or false if it is not.

If that had happened to me, I would have done the same this you would had done.

Read the following sentences and write true if it is correct and senseful or false if it is not.

You would have gotten a cold If you had had a sweater on you.

Read the following sentences and write true if it is correct and senseful or false if it is not.

she would have run much faster if she had not trained a lot.

Read the text. Then read the sentences, choose True or False.

The Kingdom of Thailand, formerly known as Siam, is in Southeast Asia. It is a kingdom with a constitutional monarch, King Rama IX, who has ruled since 1946. It attracts more visitors than any other country in Southeast Asia, with its combination of incredible natural beauty, famous hospitality, delicious food, and ancient temples and ruins. Few countries have so much to offer the tourist. And most importantly, the people of Thailand are known for their charm and hospitality. The largest city is the capital Bangkok, with a population of over five million people and a busy economy. From the mountains of Mae Hong Son and the bright green islands of the Andaman Sea, to the night clubs and crowded markets of Bangkok, Thailand has something for every type of traveler.
Thailand has become particularly popular with students and young people. A favorite destination is the island of Phuket, and the beautiful white beaches of Koh Samui. Tourists can ride around on Tuk-Tuks, the moped taxis, eat incredible Thai food, go snorkeling, and visit the ancient temples. It’s a totally different experience to Europe.
The best time to visit is in February, when the weather is good and the beaches are at their best. Thailand’s monsoons arrive around July, and last into November (the “rainy season”). The weather then can be very hot and humid. This is followed by a dry, cool period from November to mid-February, followed by much higher temperatures from March to June.
The busiest months for tourists are August, November, December, February, and March, with smaller peaks in January and July. Even during busy months, however, if you simply avoid some of the most popular destinations, like Chiang Mai and all islands and beaches, it isn’t difficult to leave the crowds behind. If your main aim is to avoid crowds altogether and to take advantage of cheap rooms and low-season prices, you should think of traveling during the least crowded months (April, May, June, September, and October). This is also the best time for scuba diving.

1 Thailand is the least visited country in Southeast Asia.

Read the text. Then read the sentences, choose True or False.

The Kingdom of Thailand, formerly known as Siam, is in Southeast Asia. It is a kingdom with a constitutional monarch, King Rama IX, who has ruled since 1946. It attracts more visitors than any other country in Southeast Asia, with its combination of incredible natural beauty, famous hospitality, delicious food, and ancient temples and ruins. Few countries have so much to offer the tourist. And most importantly, the people of Thailand are known for their charm and hospitality. The largest city is the capital Bangkok, with a population of over five million people and a busy economy. From the mountains of Mae Hong Son and the bright green islands of the Andaman Sea, to the night clubs and crowded markets of Bangkok, Thailand has something for every type of traveler.
Thailand has become particularly popular with students and young people. A favorite destination is the island of Phuket, and the beautiful white beaches of Koh Samui. Tourists can ride around on Tuk-Tuks, the moped taxis, eat incredible Thai food, go snorkeling, and visit the ancient temples. It’s a totally different experience to Europe.
The best time to visit is in February, when the weather is good and the beaches are at their best. Thailand’s monsoons arrive around July, and last into November (the “rainy season”). The weather then can be very hot and humid. This is followed by a dry, cool period from November to mid-February, followed by much higher temperatures from March to June.
The busiest months for tourists are August, November, December, February, and March, with smaller peaks in January and July. Even during busy months, however, if you simply avoid some of the most popular destinations, like Chiang Mai and all islands and beaches, it isn’t difficult to leave the crowds behind. If your main aim is to avoid crowds altogether and to take advantage of cheap rooms and low-season prices, you should think of traveling during the least crowded months (April, May, June, September, and October). This is also the best time for scuba diving.

2 Thai people are charming and friendly.

Read the text. Then read the sentences, choose True or False.

The Kingdom of Thailand, formerly known as Siam, is in Southeast Asia. It is a kingdom with a constitutional monarch, King Rama IX, who has ruled since 1946. It attracts more visitors than any other country in Southeast Asia, with its combination of incredible natural beauty, famous hospitality, delicious food, and ancient temples and ruins. Few countries have so much to offer the tourist. And most importantly, the people of Thailand are known for their charm and hospitality. The largest city is the capital Bangkok, with a population of over five million people and a busy economy. From the mountains of Mae Hong Son and the bright green islands of the Andaman Sea, to the night clubs and crowded markets of Bangkok, Thailand has something for every type of traveler.
Thailand has become particularly popular with students and young people. A favorite destination is the island of Phuket, and the beautiful white beaches of Koh Samui. Tourists can ride around on Tuk-Tuks, the moped taxis, eat incredible Thai food, go snorkeling, and visit the ancient temples. It’s a totally different experience to Europe.
The best time to visit is in February, when the weather is good and the beaches are at their best. Thailand’s monsoons arrive around July, and last into November (the “rainy season”). The weather then can be very hot and humid. This is followed by a dry, cool period from November to mid-February, followed by much higher temperatures from March to June.
The busiest months for tourists are August, November, December, February, and March, with smaller peaks in January and July. Even during busy months, however, if you simply avoid some of the most popular destinations, like Chiang Mai and all islands and beaches, it isn’t difficult to leave the crowds behind. If your main aim is to avoid crowds altogether and to take advantage of cheap rooms and low-season prices, you should think of traveling during the least crowded months (April, May, June, September, and October). This is also the best time for scuba diving.

3 Bangkok is a busy capital city.

Read the text. Then read the sentences, choose True or False.

The Kingdom of Thailand, formerly known as Siam, is in Southeast Asia. It is a kingdom with a constitutional monarch, King Rama IX, who has ruled since 1946. It attracts more visitors than any other country in Southeast Asia, with its combination of incredible natural beauty, famous hospitality, delicious food, and ancient temples and ruins. Few countries have so much to offer the tourist. And most importantly, the people of Thailand are known for their charm and hospitality. The largest city is the capital Bangkok, with a population of over five million people and a busy economy. From the mountains of Mae Hong Son and the bright green islands of the Andaman Sea, to the night clubs and crowded markets of Bangkok, Thailand has something for every type of traveler.
Thailand has become particularly popular with students and young people. A favorite destination is the island of Phuket, and the beautiful white beaches of Koh Samui. Tourists can ride around on Tuk-Tuks, the moped taxis, eat incredible Thai food, go snorkeling, and visit the ancient temples. It’s a totally different experience to Europe.
The best time to visit is in February, when the weather is good and the beaches are at their best. Thailand’s monsoons arrive around July, and last into November (the “rainy season”). The weather then can be very hot and humid. This is followed by a dry, cool period from November to mid-February, followed by much higher temperatures from March to June.
The busiest months for tourists are August, November, December, February, and March, with smaller peaks in January and July. Even during busy months, however, if you simply avoid some of the most popular destinations, like Chiang Mai and all islands and beaches, it isn’t difficult to leave the crowds behind. If your main aim is to avoid crowds altogether and to take advantage of cheap rooms and low-season prices, you should think of traveling during the least crowded months (April, May, June, September, and October). This is also the best time for scuba diving.

4 It has become a popular place for retired people to visit.

Read the text. Then read the sentences, choose True or False.

The Kingdom of Thailand, formerly known as Siam, is in Southeast Asia. It is a kingdom with a constitutional monarch, King Rama IX, who has ruled since 1946. It attracts more visitors than any other country in Southeast Asia, with its combination of incredible natural beauty, famous hospitality, delicious food, and ancient temples and ruins. Few countries have so much to offer the tourist. And most importantly, the people of Thailand are known for their charm and hospitality. The largest city is the capital Bangkok, with a population of over five million people and a busy economy. From the mountains of Mae Hong Son and the bright green islands of the Andaman Sea, to the night clubs and crowded markets of Bangkok, Thailand has something for every type of traveler.
Thailand has become particularly popular with students and young people. A favorite destination is the island of Phuket, and the beautiful white beaches of Koh Samui. Tourists can ride around on Tuk-Tuks, the moped taxis, eat incredible Thai food, go snorkeling, and visit the ancient temples. It’s a totally different experience to Europe.
The best time to visit is in February, when the weather is good and the beaches are at their best. Thailand’s monsoons arrive around July, and last into November (the “rainy season”). The weather then can be very hot and humid. This is followed by a dry, cool period from November to mid-February, followed by much higher temperatures from March to June.
The busiest months for tourists are August, November, December, February, and March, with smaller peaks in January and July. Even during busy months, however, if you simply avoid some of the most popular destinations, like Chiang Mai and all islands and beaches, it isn’t difficult to leave the crowds behind. If your main aim is to avoid crowds altogether and to take advantage of cheap rooms and low-season prices, you should think of traveling during the least crowded months (April, May, June, September, and October). This is also the best time for scuba diving.

5 It’s similar to Europe as a tourist destination.

Read the text. Then read the sentences, choose True or False.

The Kingdom of Thailand, formerly known as Siam, is in Southeast Asia. It is a kingdom with a constitutional monarch, King Rama IX, who has ruled since 1946. It attracts more visitors than any other country in Southeast Asia, with its combination of incredible natural beauty, famous hospitality, delicious food, and ancient temples and ruins. Few countries have so much to offer the tourist. And most importantly, the people of Thailand are known for their charm and hospitality. The largest city is the capital Bangkok, with a population of over five million people and a busy economy. From the mountains of Mae Hong Son and the bright green islands of the Andaman Sea, to the night clubs and crowded markets of Bangkok, Thailand has something for every type of traveler.
Thailand has become particularly popular with students and young people. A favorite destination is the island of Phuket, and the beautiful white beaches of Koh Samui. Tourists can ride around on Tuk-Tuks, the moped taxis, eat incredible Thai food, go snorkeling, and visit the ancient temples. It’s a totally different experience to Europe.
The best time to visit is in February, when the weather is good and the beaches are at their best. Thailand’s monsoons arrive around July, and last into November (the “rainy season”). The weather then can be very hot and humid. This is followed by a dry, cool period from November to mid-February, followed by much higher temperatures from March to June.
The busiest months for tourists are August, November, December, February, and March, with smaller peaks in January and July. Even during busy months, however, if you simply avoid some of the most popular destinations, like Chiang Mai and all islands and beaches, it isn’t difficult to leave the crowds behind. If your main aim is to avoid crowds altogether and to take advantage of cheap rooms and low-season prices, you should think of traveling during the least crowded months (April, May, June, September, and October). This is also the best time for scuba diving.

6 The best time to go to the beach is February.

Read the text. Then read the sentences, choose True or False.

The Kingdom of Thailand, formerly known as Siam, is in Southeast Asia. It is a kingdom with a constitutional monarch, King Rama IX, who has ruled since 1946. It attracts more visitors than any other country in Southeast Asia, with its combination of incredible natural beauty, famous hospitality, delicious food, and ancient temples and ruins. Few countries have so much to offer the tourist. And most importantly, the people of Thailand are known for their charm and hospitality. The largest city is the capital Bangkok, with a population of over five million people and a busy economy. From the mountains of Mae Hong Son and the bright green islands of the Andaman Sea, to the night clubs and crowded markets of Bangkok, Thailand has something for every type of traveler.
Thailand has become particularly popular with students and young people. A favorite destination is the island of Phuket, and the beautiful white beaches of Koh Samui. Tourists can ride around on Tuk-Tuks, the moped taxis, eat incredible Thai food, go snorkeling, and visit the ancient temples. It’s a totally different experience to Europe.
The best time to visit is in February, when the weather is good and the beaches are at their best. Thailand’s monsoons arrive around July, and last into November (the “rainy season”). The weather then can be very hot and humid. This is followed by a dry, cool period from November to mid-February, followed by much higher temperatures from March to June.
The busiest months for tourists are August, November, December, February, and March, with smaller peaks in January and July. Even during busy months, however, if you simply avoid some of the most popular destinations, like Chiang Mai and all islands and beaches, it isn’t difficult to leave the crowds behind. If your main aim is to avoid crowds altogether and to take advantage of cheap rooms and low-season prices, you should think of traveling during the least crowded months (April, May, June, September, and October). This is also the best time for scuba diving.

7 The monsoon season in Thailand is hot and wet.

Read the text. Then read the sentences, choose True or False.

The Kingdom of Thailand, formerly known as Siam, is in Southeast Asia. It is a kingdom with a constitutional monarch, King Rama IX, who has ruled since 1946. It attracts more visitors than any other country in Southeast Asia, with its combination of incredible natural beauty, famous hospitality, delicious food, and ancient temples and ruins. Few countries have so much to offer the tourist. And most importantly, the people of Thailand are known for their charm and hospitality. The largest city is the capital Bangkok, with a population of over five million people and a busy economy. From the mountains of Mae Hong Son and the bright green islands of the Andaman Sea, to the night clubs and crowded markets of Bangkok, Thailand has something for every type of traveler.
Thailand has become particularly popular with students and young people. A favorite destination is the island of Phuket, and the beautiful white beaches of Koh Samui. Tourists can ride around on Tuk-Tuks, the moped taxis, eat incredible Thai food, go snorkeling, and visit the ancient temples. It’s a totally different experience to Europe.
The best time to visit is in February, when the weather is good and the beaches are at their best. Thailand’s monsoons arrive around July, and last into November (the “rainy season”). The weather then can be very hot and humid. This is followed by a dry, cool period from November to mid-February, followed by much higher temperatures from March to June.
The busiest months for tourists are August, November, December, February, and March, with smaller peaks in January and July. Even during busy months, however, if you simply avoid some of the most popular destinations, like Chiang Mai and all islands and beaches, it isn’t difficult to leave the crowds behind. If your main aim is to avoid crowds altogether and to take advantage of cheap rooms and low-season prices, you should think of traveling during the least crowded months (April, May, June, September, and October). This is also the best time for scuba diving.

8 There are six very busy tourist months.

Read the text. Then read the sentences, choose True or False.

The Kingdom of Thailand, formerly known as Siam, is in Southeast Asia. It is a kingdom with a constitutional monarch, King Rama IX, who has ruled since 1946. It attracts more visitors than any other country in Southeast Asia, with its combination of incredible natural beauty, famous hospitality, delicious food, and ancient temples and ruins. Few countries have so much to offer the tourist. And most importantly, the people of Thailand are known for their charm and hospitality. The largest city is the capital Bangkok, with a population of over five million people and a busy economy. From the mountains of Mae Hong Son and the bright green islands of the Andaman Sea, to the night clubs and crowded markets of Bangkok, Thailand has something for every type of traveler.
Thailand has become particularly popular with students and young people. A favorite destination is the island of Phuket, and the beautiful white beaches of Koh Samui. Tourists can ride around on Tuk-Tuks, the moped taxis, eat incredible Thai food, go snorkeling, and visit the ancient temples. It’s a totally different experience to Europe.
The best time to visit is in February, when the weather is good and the beaches are at their best. Thailand’s monsoons arrive around July, and last into November (the “rainy season”). The weather then can be very hot and humid. This is followed by a dry, cool period from November to mid-February, followed by much higher temperatures from March to June.
The busiest months for tourists are August, November, December, February, and March, with smaller peaks in January and July. Even during busy months, however, if you simply avoid some of the most popular destinations, like Chiang Mai and all islands and beaches, it isn’t difficult to leave the crowds behind. If your main aim is to avoid crowds altogether and to take advantage of cheap rooms and low-season prices, you should think of traveling during the least crowded months (April, May, June, September, and October). This is also the best time for scuba diving.

9 Thailand is crowded everywhere you go.

Read the text. Then read the sentences, choose True or False.

The Kingdom of Thailand, formerly known as Siam, is in Southeast Asia. It is a kingdom with a constitutional monarch, King Rama IX, who has ruled since 1946. It attracts more visitors than any other country in Southeast Asia, with its combination of incredible natural beauty, famous hospitality, delicious food, and ancient temples and ruins. Few countries have so much to offer the tourist. And most importantly, the people of Thailand are known for their charm and hospitality. The largest city is the capital Bangkok, with a population of over five million people and a busy economy. From the mountains of Mae Hong Son and the bright green islands of the Andaman Sea, to the night clubs and crowded markets of Bangkok, Thailand has something for every type of traveler.
Thailand has become particularly popular with students and young people. A favorite destination is the island of Phuket, and the beautiful white beaches of Koh Samui. Tourists can ride around on Tuk-Tuks, the moped taxis, eat incredible Thai food, go snorkeling, and visit the ancient temples. It’s a totally different experience to Europe.
The best time to visit is in February, when the weather is good and the beaches are at their best. Thailand’s monsoons arrive around July, and last into November (the “rainy season”). The weather then can be very hot and humid. This is followed by a dry, cool period from November to mid-February, followed by much higher temperatures from March to June.
The busiest months for tourists are August, November, December, February, and March, with smaller peaks in January and July. Even during busy months, however, if you simply avoid some of the most popular destinations, like Chiang Mai and all islands and beaches, it isn’t difficult to leave the crowds behind. If your main aim is to avoid crowds altogether and to take advantage of cheap rooms and low-season prices, you should think of traveling during the least crowded months (April, May, June, September, and October). This is also the best time for scuba diving.

10 April and May are two good months for scuba diving.

LISTENING
Listen to a radio show about a vacation. Choose the correct option, A, B, or C.

6 The vacation company will provide ___.
A all equipment
B a list of equipment to bring
C food

7 The Yukon region is a beautiful place, ___.
A but there isn’t any wildlife
B with lots of dangerous wild animals
C with some wildlife

8 The courses run ___.
A all summer
B only in September
C in July and August

9 The best time to go is ___.
A July
B July and August
C September

10 You can book the vacation ___.
A online
B by phone
C after the show

6: _________________

LISTENING
Listen to a radio show about a vacation. Choose the correct option, A, B, or C.

6 The vacation company will provide ___.
A all equipment
B a list of equipment to bring
C food

7 The Yukon region is a beautiful place, ___.
A but there isn’t any wildlife
B with lots of dangerous wild animals
C with some wildlife

8 The courses run ___.
A all summer
B only in September
C in July and August

9 The best time to go is ___.
A July
B July and August
C September

10 You can book the vacation ___.
A online
B by phone
C after the show

7: _________________

LISTENING
Listen to a radio show about a vacation. Choose the correct option, A, B, or C.

6 The vacation company will provide ___.
A all equipment
B a list of equipment to bring
C food

7 The Yukon region is a beautiful place, ___.
A but there isn’t any wildlife
B with lots of dangerous wild animals
C with some wildlife

8 The courses run ___.
A all summer
B only in September
C in July and August

9 The best time to go is ___.
A July
B July and August
C September

10 You can book the vacation ___.
A online
B by phone
C after the show

8: _________________

LISTENING
Listen to a radio show about a vacation. Choose the correct option, A, B, or C.

6 The vacation company will provide ___.
A all equipment
B a list of equipment to bring
C food

7 The Yukon region is a beautiful place, ___.
A but there isn’t any wildlife
B with lots of dangerous wild animals
C with some wildlife

8 The courses run ___.
A all summer
B only in September
C in July and August

9 The best time to go is ___.
A July
B July and August
C September

10 You can book the vacation ___.
A online
B by phone
C after the show

9: _________________

LISTENING
Listen to a radio show about a vacation. Choose the correct option, A, B, or C.

6 The vacation company will provide ___.
A all equipment
B a list of equipment to bring
C food

7 The Yukon region is a beautiful place, ___.
A but there isn’t any wildlife
B with lots of dangerous wild animals
C with some wildlife

8 The courses run ___.
A all summer
B only in September
C in July and August

9 The best time to go is ___.
A July
B July and August
C September

10 You can book the vacation ___.
A online
B by phone
C after the show

10: _________________

VOCABULARY

1 Complete the dialogues with these words.


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Andy: Shall I water the plants in the backyard? It’s been very hot today.
Sarah: OK, but don’t use the (1) ____________ – it uses too much water.
Andy: It’s all right, I’ll use the (2) _____________.
Sarah: Thanks! And don’t forget to turn off the (3) _____________ afterward.
Andy: Right! Then I’ll take a (4) _____________, not a bath!

Ashley: I’m going to the mall. Do you need anything?
Gavin: Yes. My new pants are too long. Could you get them (5) _____________ for me?
Ashley: Sure. I’m getting my jacket
(6) _____________. The dry-cleaners will do your pants, too.

Matt: My computer has crashed and I can’t fix it. I need to get it (7) _____________.
Jenny: They can fix it at the store, and then you can get that new anti-virus software (8) _____________, too.


1. _____________

VOCABULARY

1 Complete the dialogues with these words.


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Andy: Shall I water the plants in the backyard? It’s been very hot today.
Sarah: OK, but don’t use the (1) ____________ – it uses too much water.
Andy: It’s all right, I’ll use the (2) _____________.
Sarah: Thanks! And don’t forget to turn off the (3) _____________ afterward.
Andy: Right! Then I’ll take a (4) _____________, not a bath!

Ashley: I’m going to the mall. Do you need anything?
Gavin: Yes. My new pants are too long. Could you get them (5) _____________ for me?
Ashley: Sure. I’m getting my jacket
(6) _____________. The dry-cleaners will do your pants, too.

Matt: My computer has crashed and I can’t fix it. I need to get it (7) _____________.
Jenny: They can fix it at the store, and then you can get that new anti-virus software (8) _____________, too.

2. ______________

VOCABULARY

1 Complete the dialogues with these words.


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Andy: Shall I water the plants in the backyard? It’s been very hot today.
Sarah: OK, but don’t use the (1) ____________ – it uses too much water.
Andy: It’s all right, I’ll use the (2) _____________.
Sarah: Thanks! And don’t forget to turn off the (3) _____________ afterward.
Andy: Right! Then I’ll take a (4) _____________, not a bath!

Ashley: I’m going to the mall. Do you need anything?
Gavin: Yes. My new pants are too long. Could you get them (5) _____________ for me?
Ashley: Sure. I’m getting my jacket
(6) _____________. The dry-cleaners will do your pants, too.

Matt: My computer has crashed and I can’t fix it. I need to get it (7) _____________.
Jenny: They can fix it at the store, and then you can get that new anti-virus software (8) _____________, too.

3. _______________

VOCABULARY

1 Complete the dialogues with these words.


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Andy: Shall I water the plants in the backyard? It’s been very hot today.
Sarah: OK, but don’t use the (1) ____________ – it uses too much water.
Andy: It’s all right, I’ll use the (2) _____________.
Sarah: Thanks! And don’t forget to turn off the (3) _____________ afterward.
Andy: Right! Then I’ll take a (4) _____________, not a bath!

Ashley: I’m going to the mall. Do you need anything?
Gavin: Yes. My new pants are too long. Could you get them (5) _____________ for me?
Ashley: Sure. I’m getting my jacket
(6) _____________. The dry-cleaners will do your pants, too.

Matt: My computer has crashed and I can’t fix it. I need to get it (7) _____________.
Jenny: They can fix it at the store, and then you can get that new anti-virus software (8) _____________, too.

4._______________

VOCABULARY

1 Complete the dialogues with these words.


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Andy: Shall I water the plants in the backyard? It’s been very hot today.
Sarah: OK, but don’t use the (1) ____________ – it uses too much water.
Andy: It’s all right, I’ll use the (2) _____________.
Sarah: Thanks! And don’t forget to turn off the (3) _____________ afterward.
Andy: Right! Then I’ll take a (4) _____________, not a bath!

Ashley: I’m going to the mall. Do you need anything?
Gavin: Yes. My new pants are too long. Could you get them (5) _____________ for me?
Ashley: Sure. I’m getting my jacket
(6) _____________. The dry-cleaners will do your pants, too.

Matt: My computer has crashed and I can’t fix it. I need to get it (7) _____________.
Jenny: They can fix it at the store, and then you can get that new anti-virus software (8) _____________, too.


5.________________

VOCABULARY

1 Complete the dialogues with these words.


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Andy: Shall I water the plants in the backyard? It’s been very hot today.
Sarah: OK, but don’t use the (1) ____________ – it uses too much water.
Andy: It’s all right, I’ll use the (2) _____________.
Sarah: Thanks! And don’t forget to turn off the (3) _____________ afterward.
Andy: Right! Then I’ll take a (4) _____________, not a bath!

Ashley: I’m going to the mall. Do you need anything?
Gavin: Yes. My new pants are too long. Could you get them (5) _____________ for me?
Ashley: Sure. I’m getting my jacket
(6) _____________. The dry-cleaners will do your pants, too.

Matt: My computer has crashed and I can’t fix it. I need to get it (7) _____________.
Jenny: They can fix it at the store, and then you can get that new anti-virus software (8) _____________, too.

6. _______________

VOCABULARY

1 Complete the dialogues with these words.


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Andy: Shall I water the plants in the backyard? It’s been very hot today.
Sarah: OK, but don’t use the (1) ____________ – it uses too much water.
Andy: It’s all right, I’ll use the (2) _____________.
Sarah: Thanks! And don’t forget to turn off the (3) _____________ afterward.
Andy: Right! Then I’ll take a (4) _____________, not a bath!

Ashley: I’m going to the mall. Do you need anything?
Gavin: Yes. My new pants are too long. Could you get them (5) _____________ for me?
Ashley: Sure. I’m getting my jacket
(6) _____________. The dry-cleaners will do your pants, too.

Matt: My computer has crashed and I can’t fix it. I need to get it (7) _____________.
Jenny: They can fix it at the store, and then you can get that new anti-virus software (8) _____________, too.

7._________________

VOCABULARY

1 Complete the dialogues with these words.


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Andy: Shall I water the plants in the backyard? It’s been very hot today.
Sarah: OK, but don’t use the (1) ____________ – it uses too much water.
Andy: It’s all right, I’ll use the (2) _____________.
Sarah: Thanks! And don’t forget to turn off the (3) _____________ afterward.
Andy: Right! Then I’ll take a (4) _____________, not a bath!

Ashley: I’m going to the mall. Do you need anything?
Gavin: Yes. My new pants are too long. Could you get them (5) _____________ for me?
Ashley: Sure. I’m getting my jacket
(6) _____________. The dry-cleaners will do your pants, too.

Matt: My computer has crashed and I can’t fix it. I need to get it (7) _____________.
Jenny: They can fix it at the store, and then you can get that new anti-virus software (8) _____________, too.

8. ___________________

A friend of yours is planning to visit your country for a vacation. Write an e-mail with some suggestions. Think of these things:
• When to visit
• Where to go
• What to do
• What to bring