Page 30 all the exercises

 

Exercise 1

 

The e-book is smart

I like the smell of the pages

It can lead to headaches

However, they are both quite expensive

 

Exercise 2 

 

Joseph Jacobson (born June 28, 1965 in Newton, Massachusetts), is a tenured professor and head of the Molecular Machines group at the Center for Bits and Atoms at the MIT Media Lab, and is one of the inventors of microencapsulated electrophoretic display^[1] (known as E Ink) commonly used in electronic devices such as e-readers.^[2] He is the founder of several companies including E Ink Corporation, Gen9, Inc., and Kovio, is on the scientific board of several more companies (such as Epitome Biosystems).

 

Exercise 3

 

Was working

Was lying

Finished

 

Exercise 4 

 

Was sitting 

Was feeling

Heard

Called 

Replied

Was going

Opened

Looked out

Was driving

Was getting

Were

Reached

Putted

Was

 

Exercise 6

 

Were studying 

Met

Crashed

Was doing

Was watching

Got

Was raining

Woke up

Burnt

Was making

Texted

Was walking

 

Page 34 all the exercises

 

Exercise 1

 

Fashion

Music

Travel

Technology

 

Exercise 2 

 

FFFTTT

 

Exercise 3

 

Used to

Used to

Didn’t use to buy

Exercise 4

 

Used to read

Use

Didn’t use to use

Used to drive

Used to update

Used to write

Used to ply

Play

Suggest

Give out

Used to watch

Watch

Use

Look up

Didn’t worry

Give

 

Exercise 5

 

Used to took

Didn’t use to go

Used to go

Didn’t use to like

Used to buy

Used to want

 

Page 44 all the exercises

 

Exercise 1

 

I do not have a favorite band or a favorite woman singer or a favorite man singer. I have many favorite musical artists.

 

Exercise 2

 

Leona Lewis, Adele and Jessie J studied at the Brit School.

Exercise 3

 

Has just happened

Don’t known yet

Has already done

Won

 

Exercise 4 

Yet

Just

Yet

Already

Just

Already

 

Exercise 5 

 

Grown up

Began

Graduated

Has already earned

Knew

Wrote

Haven’t

 

Exercise 6

 

I have already seen a live band

I haven’t seen a live band yet

 

Page 48 all the exercises

 

Exercise 1

 

FTFFF

 

Exercise 2

 

The biggest

Busier

More expensive

Better

As

 

Exercise 3

 

Than

Than

More

More

Than

Than

 

Exercise 4 

 

The worse

The greatest

Most exciting

The funniest

The best

The most intelligent

 

Exercise 5

 

CABDE

 

Exercise 6

 

Not old enough

Too expensive

Too confident

Enough young

Enough patient

Not fast enough 

 

 

 

Page 78 all the exercises

 

Exercise 1

 

About ten percent of students in the UK do a gap year between leaving school and going to university or college. They travel abroad, go backpacking or do voluntary work. They go to Africa, Southeast Asia, Australia and New Zealand or South America. It usually cost about £4,000

 

Exercise 2

 

The woman is in favor, while the man is against

 

Exercise 3

 

Will go

Won’t get

 

Exercise 4

 

DEACB

 

Exercise 6 

 

Go

Don’t go

Tell

Don’t learn

Visit

Doesn’t agree

Won’t be

Thinks

Will convince

 

 

 

Page 92 all the exercises

 

Exercise 1

 

In futuro mi piacerebbe diventare un biologo marino o un oceanografo. Ho sempre amato il mare ed è la mia passione

 

Exercise 2

 

ABBCA

 

Exercise 3 

 

Didn’t have

Wouldn’t spend

 

Exercise 4

 

Went

Would

Wasn’t

Worked

Would improve

Taked

Wouldn’t be

Had

 

Exercise 5

 

If I had a part-time job, I’d earn some money

If I earned money, I’d go out

If I went out, I’d meet new people

If I met new people, my life wouldn’t be boring

If my life wasn’t boring, I’d be happy

If I were happy, I’d have a part-time job

 

Exercise 6

 

Wanted 

Needed

Could

Didn’t have

Was

Didn’t have to

Was

 

Page 96 all the exercises

 

Exercise 1

 

The expression "you do not have to be crazy to work here, but help" means that maybe that job is not the best one

 

Exercise 2

 

I.T.

Fashion magazine

From home

 

Exercise 3

 

Doesn’t have to

Can’t

Mustn’t

 

Has to

Needs to

 

Doesn’t need to

Can

Mustn’t

 

Exercise 4 

 

Can

Doesn’t have to

needs to

 

Exercise 5

 

Needn’t

Mustn’t

Needn’t

Mustn’t

Mustn’t

Needn’t

Mustn’t

Needn’t

 

Exercise 6

 

Do you have to

Can you

Can you

Do you have to

Do you have to

Can you

 

Exercise 7

 

A police officer has to wear a uniform 

A police officer doesn’t have to be good at Maths

A secondary school teacher has to speak English

A secondary school teacher doesn’t have to be fit

A bus driver has to have a good eyesight

A bus driver doesn’t have to be fit

A airline pilot has to have a driving license

A airline pilot doesn’t have to be good atMaths

A accountant has to have a degree

A accountant doesn’t have to wear a uniform

A tourist guide has to work at the weekend 

A tourist guide doesn’t have to be good at Maths

 

Page 120 all the exercises

 

Exercise 1

 

The story has a happy ending

 

Exercise 2 

BAFDCGE

 

Exercise 3 

 

You use the Past Perfect to talk about the earlier of two actions in the past

 

Exercise 6

 

Had remembered

Didn’t lock

Arrived

Had disappeared

Arrested

Had searched

Didn’t recognized 

Had grown

Felt

Hadn’t appeared

Was

What it had happened

Got

Had already called

Had lived

Found out