pag. 177 es. 53

 

 

1. Yes, I'm making enough sanwiches for
the kids.

 

2. No, 10£ isn't enough to have a set
menu here.

 

3. No, 3 eggs aren't enough to make an
omelette for 6 people.

 

4. Yes, I've got enough water for my
hiking trip.

 

5. No, there isn't enough milk for
tomorrow's breakfast.

 

6. No, I haven't got enough money with
me today.

 

7. Yes, there are enough sport
facilities in this area.

 

8. No, I haven't got enough cheese on
my pasta.

 

 

es. 54

 

 

1. rather

 

2. quite

 

3. quite

 

4. enough

 

5. enough

 

6. rather

 

7. rather

 

8. rather

 

 

es. 55

 

 

1. -ed

 

2. -ing

 

3. -ing

 

4. -ed

 

5. -ed

 

6. -ing

 

7. -ing

 

8. -ied

 

9. -ing

 

10. -ed

 

 

es. 56

 

 

1. excited

 

2. depressed

 

3. amusing

 

4. worried

 

5. frightened

 

6. fascinated

 

7. convinced

 

 

es. 57

 

 

1. I eat a lot. / I don't run very
much. / I work hard. Nel primo caso si usa a lot perché la frase è
affermativa; nel secondo si usa very much perché può andare bene

 

in qualsiasi tipo di frase e nel terzo
si usa hard in quanto il verbo che lo precede è work.

 

2. a little, che mi fa capire che ne è
rimasto poco.

 

3. Luigi is so stubborn! / Luigi is
such a stubborn boy!

 

4. This shop is quite good. / She was
rather happy for the present we made her. / We have enough candies
for all.

 

 

pag. 179 es. 61

 

1. really

 

2. any

 

3. lots of

 

4. everybody

 

5. how much

 

6. drivers

 

7. everybody

 

8. enough

 

9. too little

 

10. too much

 

11. no one

 

12. little less

 

13. enough

 

14. rather

 

 

es. 62

 

 

1. The blog is about the amount of
sleep that a teenager should have.

 

2. It's important because it can
condition how well you perform the next day.

 

3. They cause more accidents because
the brain needs sleep.

 

4. They don't concentrate.

 

5. They get bad marks because they
don't sleep much.

 

6. A teen usually needs nine hours of
sleep.

 

7. He suggests it because it grabs your
attention.

 

8. I usually sleep eight hours on
school days and nine hours at the weekend.

 

 

pag. 181 es. 1

 

 

1. were

 

2. were - was

 

3. wasn't

 

4. weren't

 

5. were

 

6. was - was

 

7. were

 

8. was

 

 

es. 2

 

 

1. were

 

2. was - was

 

3. was

 

4. were

 

5. was

 

6. were

 

 

es. 3

 

 

1. Were Dave and Nick tired after their
training lesson?

 

   Weren't Dave and Nick tired after
their training lesson?

 

   Dave and Nick weren't tired after
their training lesson.

 

2. Was she very gorgeous when she was a
child?

 

   Wasn't she very gorgeous when she
was a child?

 

   She wasn't very gorgeous when she
was a child.

 

3. Was George born in New Zeland?

 

   Wasn't George born in New Zeland?

 

   George wasn't born in New Zeland.

 

4. Were we bored at home last night?

 

   Weren't we bored at home last night?

 

   We weren't bored at home last night.

 

5. Was it very hot last week?

 

   Wasn't it very hot last week?

 

   It wasn't very hot last week.

 

6. Were your neighbours at the
supermarket last Saturday afternoon?

 

   Weren't your neighbours at the
supermarket last Saturday afternoon?

 

   Your neighbours weren't at the
supermarket last Saturday afternoon.

 

 

es. 4

 

 

1. wasn't

 

2. was

 

3. were

 

4. were

 

5. were

 

6. wasn't

 

7. wasn't

 

8. was

 

9. boring

 

10. weren't

 

11. was

 

12. were

 

13. was

 

14. was

 

15. were

 

16. hungry

 

 

es. 6

 

 

1. My French friends were here two days
ago and it was lovely seeing them!

 

2. I remember very well Elena. She was
one of my favourite students because she was curious and cheerful.

 

3. When Greta was 4 years old and she
was at the nursery school with her friends, she was really lively,
while at home she was very calm.

 

4. A That coat wasn't nice!  B Yes,
you're right, and it was really too expensive!

 

5. A My test was very difficult.  B
Really? Mine wasn't that bad! Wasn't it the same?

 

6. A Why were you sad yesterday
morining?  B Because it was a bad weather.I'm often sad when there's
a bad weather and I'm happy when it's sunny.

 

7. A What was wrong with your sister
yesterday?  B She was only a little tired because she's studying very
much.

 

8. A Why were you in that shop for so
long?  B Because there was a lot of people and there were only two
very slow cashiers!

 

 

pag. 183 es. 7

 

 

1. enjoyed

 

2. solved

 

3. offered

 

4. travelled

 

5. studied

 

6. stopped

 

7. revealed

 

8. paniched

 

 

es. 8

 

 

1. became

 

2. bled

 

3. built

 

4. acted

 

5. choose

 

6. do

 

7. brought

 

8. answered

 

9. referred

 

10. fell

 

11. grow

 

12. began

 

13. follow

 

14. flew

 

15. improved

 

16. forgive

 

17. form

 

18. keep

 

19. made

 

20. pay

 

21. leave

 

22. wondered

 

23. put

 

24. shopped

 

25. slept

 

26. thought

 

27. underlined

 

28. sell

 

29. trow

 

30. wrote

 

 

es. 9

 

 

1. met

 

2. left

 

3. played

 

4. had

 

5. barked

 

6. went

 

7. bought

 

8. watered

 

 

es. 10

 

 

1. became

 

2. continued

 

3. met

 

4. formed

 

5. obtained

 

6. sold

 

7. financed

 

8. starred

 

9. created

 

10. opened

 

11. founded

 

12. played

 

13. volunteered

 

14. donated

 

15. went on

 

16. received

 

 

pag. 185 es. 12

 

 

1. didn't go

 

2. didn't play

 

3. didn't drink

 

4. didn't perform

 

5. didn't take

 

6. didn't make

 

7. didn't cut

 

8. didn't stop

 

 

es. 13

 

 

1. Did he go into the room early this
morning?

 

   Didn't he go into the room early
this morning?

 

2. Did we play videogames online all
night?

 

   Didn't we play videogames online all
night?

 

3. Did Jayden drink all the orange
juice yesterday evening?

 

   Didn't Jayden drink all the orange
juice yesterday evening?

 

4. Did Marsha perform very well in her
English test?

 

   Didn't Marsha perform very well in
her English test?

 

5. Did they take a short holiday last
month?

 

   Didn't they take a short holiday
last month?

 

6. Did mum make a cake for your
birthday last year?

 

   Didn't mum make a cake for your
birthday last year?

 

7. Did the dog cut its paw on that
broken glass?

 

   Didn't the dog cut its paw on that
broken glass?

 

8. Did the car stop at the traffic
lights?

 

   Didn't the car stop at the traffic
lights?

 

 

es. 14

 

 

1. We booked a room in a hotel last
week.

 

2. Did he visit the museum last
Saturday?

 

3. She didn't go to the hairdresser's
two days ago.

 

4. Did Sandra need a doctor or a
dentist?

 

5. Did they have breakfast at the cafè
yesterday?

 

6. I spent two days in a guest-house
last May.

 

7. Didn't he like the art galleryin
Madrid?

 

8. He didn't take his shirts to the dry
cleaner's.

 

 

es. 15

 

 

1. Sofia told me what page to work on.

 

2. Yesterday I got to school by bus.

 

3. I spent my last Christmas at home.

 

4. I did it because my teacher told me.

 

5. Last time I read an English book was
a year ago.

 

6. Last Sunday morning I got up at half
past seven.

 

7. She was 44 years old.

 

8. It took me 10 minutes.

 

 

es. 16

 

 

1. What broke in the plastic bag?

 

2. who did Rebeca make a coffee for?

 

3. Who stole your bike three days ago?

 

4. What did you cook for the kids?

 

5. Where did your relatives go last
summer?

 

6. When didn't you sleep well?

 

7. Why did the girl shout?

 

8. How did he write his name?

 

 

es. 17

 

 

1. didn't you do

 

2. didn't you have

 

3. didn't have

 

4. didn't do

 

5. weren't worried

 

6. didn't do

 

7. No, I didn't

 

8. didn't have

 

 

es. 18

 

 

1. was

 

2. spent

 

3. didn't work

 

4. studied

 

5. didn't have

 

6. shared

 

7. was

 

8. had

 

9. didn't play

 

10. did

 

11. was

 

12. invited

 

13. didn't cook

 

14. had

 

15. didn't sleep

 

16. wasn't

 

 

es. 21

 

 

1. didn't (you) come

 

2. didn't feel

 

3. came

 

4. waited

 

5. had

 

6. put

 

7. wear

 

8. wanted

 

9. did (you) have

 

10. enjoyed

 

11. didn't (you) ask

 

12. wanted

 

13. knew

 

14. was

 

 

es. 22

 

 

1. Julian and Martina got married last
Saturday.

 

2. My friends did a wonderful Halloween
party.

 

3. I met my boss and I asked for a day
off and he granted it.

 

4. I saw Patricia two days ago. She was
with a very tall guy.

 

5. Nick's father didn't allow him to go
to school by scooter yesterday.

 

6. Why did they refuse your application
for the university?

 

7. A How did you break your shoulder?
B I fell down the stairs.

 

8. A Did you buy the tickets for the
concert yesterday?  B Yes, I did. I bought four tickets.

 

 

es. 23

 

 

1. Cecilia was born in the 2001.

 

2. nella frase affermativa perché
nelle altre si usa un ausiliare e la forma base del verbo.

 

3. la differenza è il fatto che in
inglese, nel secondo caso, l'ausiliare va prima del soggetto.

 

4. perché la frase giusta sarebbe:
Miss Sheridan, I'm sorry but I didn't do the exercises because I
wasn't very well.

 

 

pag. 189 es. 24

 

 

1. My sister wasn't watching TV. (il
verbo be non ha bisogno di un ausiliare)

 

2. Weren't you listening to me? (il
simple past di be per la 2° persona singolare è were, non was)

 

3. correct

 

4. correct

 

5. correct

 

6. correct

 

7. were your friends walking to school?
(il past continuous si forma con was/were + forma in -ing)

 

8. correct

 

 

es. 25

 

 

1. was singing

 

2. was scaring

 

3. was taking

 

4. was picking up

 

5. were cooking

 

6. was feeling

 

7. were texting

 

8. was lying

 

 

es. 26

 

 

1. Daria wasn't singing at the top of
her voice, she was listening to music on a tablet.

 

2. Kate wasn't scaring the cat, she was
playing with it.

 

3. Henry wasn't taking a selfie, he was
charging his phone.

 

4. Toby wasn't pickin up the popcorn
from the floor, he was dancing.

 

5. Arthur and Rick weren't cooking
pasta for everyone, they were washing up.

 

6. Dylan wasn't feeling sick after too
much cake, he was having a glass of water.

 

7. Marty and Ele weren't texting their
friends, they were tlking to each other.

 

8. Dom wasn't lying on the sofa with an
headache, he was tidying up the DVD's.

 

 

 

es. 27

 

 

1. were sharing

 

2. was sleeping

 

3. was looking

 

4. was reading

 

5. was crying

 

6. was waiting

 

 

pag. 191 es. 29

 

 

1. was having

 

2. walked

 

3. was getting

 

4. were going

 

5. was studying

 

6. broke down

 

7. discovered

 

8. sprained

 

 

es. 30

 

 

1. was waiting

 

2. was carrying

 

3. was studying - was revising

 

4. was going - moved

 

5. called - was peeling

 

6. was climbing - broke

 

7. sang - were dancing

 

8. called - pretended

 

 

es. 31

 

 

1. promised

 

2. were sitting

 

3. saw

 

4. was coming

 

5. climbed

 

6. didn't know

 

7. lied

 

8. pretended

 

9. lied

 

10. smelt

 

11. went

 

12. was getting

 

13. did the bear say

 

14. advised

 

 

es. 33

 

 

1. Leo took off his shoes, he turned on
the TV and began waching a film.

 

2. When the traffic lights became red,
the car stopped.

 

3. While Asia was dusting the table,
Robbie was ironing a pair of trousers.

 

4. We were sunbathing when a big wave
crashed against the shore.

 

5. The girls were running because it
was pouring with rain.

 

6. I was entering the shop when I saw
that I didn't have my purse in my bag.

 

7. The girl was dancing when she
slipped over and fell on the floor.

 

8. When we were at school, we always
had pizza for breaktime.