ve played ve been listening

ve talked ve been playing

ve tried ve been talking
ve watched ve been trying
ve listened ve only been watching
Language in Use UNIT 0
PRESENT SIMPLE, PRESENT CONTINUOUS, PAST SIMPLE,
PAST CONTINUOUS, USED TO
1 Put the verbs in brackets into the correct
form: Present Simple, Present Continuous,
Past Simple, Past Continuous or Used to.
1 Neil (work) in a caf every
weekend.
2 Neil (work) in a caf this
summer.
3 Neil (work) in a caf last
year.
4 Neil (meet) Louise when he
(work) in a caf last summer.
5 Neil (work) in a caf but
now he works in a bank.
6 I (not study) English this
week as I need to concentrate on other
subjects.
I (not study) any English
last week.
! I (study) English but now
I (study) rench.
" I (study) for my English
e!am when the "hone
(ring).
1# English is an im"ortant subject for me.
I (study) it for #$ minutes
every day.
PRESENT PERFECT SIMPLE AND PRESENT PERFECT CONTINUOUS
2 Complete the sentences $ith the correct verb
forms from the bo%.
1 I to all his records. I like
most of them.
2 %et off the "hone& 'ou for
an hour.
3 I love (le! de la Iglesia. I all
his films.
4 )e know the other team well.
)e against them before.
5 *h+ there you are. I to find
you for ages.
6 'our clothes are dirty& 'ou in
the mud again&
I to "hone him three times
this morning.
! I the ,- series since .anuary.
I don/t know what ha""ened in the first
e"isodes.
" Look& )e about this
"roblem before so you know what I think.
1# ,urn that music off. 'ou to it
for nearly an hour.
PAST PERFECT SIMPLE AND PAST PERFECT CONTINUOUS
3 &atch sentence be'innin's (1)6* to sentence
en+in's (a)f*.
1 0is eyes were tired
2 0e had already "ublished some "oetry
3 0e was sure he would "ass the e!am
4 0e was beginning to lose concentration
5 0is clothes were dirty
6 )e knew he would do a good job
a but he hadn/t written a novel yet.
b because he/d been "laying football.
c because he/d been working on the com"uter
all day.
+ because he/d been studying all morning.
e because he/d "ainted our house before.
f because he/d studied all the to"ics really well.
FUTURE TENSES
4 Choose the correct future tense to complete
the sentences.
1 I can/t meet you tomorrow. Ill record 1
m recording some songs in London.
2 )ell have finished / ll be finishing our
meeting by then.
3 2on/t come round at 3 o/clock because
well be eating 1 ll eat dinner then.
4 I liked that recording studio. Im definitely
using 1 m definitely going to use it again.
5 , ,his song needs remi!ing.
- 'es+ maybe. Ill ask 1 m going to ask the
sound engineer to record it again.
6 I can/t meet you tomorrow. Im going 1 ll go
to the recording studio.
Language in Use UNIT 0
TENSE REVISION: ALL TENSES
5 Complete the email belo$ $ith the correct
tense of the verbs in brackets.
0i 4arla+
0ow are things at home5 (s you know+
I
6
(write) to you from 7ritain
where I
8
(do) an English
course. I
9
(do) the course for
eight weeks now and I
#
(learn)
lots of English. ,he course is really intensive
: we have over thirty classes "er week. 7y the
end of the course I
$
(have)
more than 9;; hours of classes+
so I
3
(definitely 1 end u")
s"eaking better English than you&
<y host family+ <r and <rs .ones are really
friendly. ,hey know ="ain >uite well as they
used to live there. In fact they
?
(meet) each other when they
@
(live) in 7arcelona. ortunately they only
s"eak to me in English. ,hey say they

A
(s"eak) ="anish >uite well+
but they think they/ve forgotten most of it
now. ,hey/ve got one son+ Evan+ who

6;
(study) at university at the
moment. I
66
(see) some "hotos
of him and he/s really goodBlooking.
0e
68
(come) home this
weekend+ so I/ll have a chance to meet him.
I
69
(write) to you again to tell
you all about it.
'ou "honed me the other day but unfortunately
I
6#
(just 1 go) out. Chone me
again tomorrow. 7ut don/t call between 3 and
? ".m. because we
6$
(have)
dinner then.
,hat/s all for now.
(ll the best+
<arDa.
C.=. <rs .ones says she/s sorry she was a bit
im"atient with you on the "hone. =he was
really tired because she
63
(work)
all day.
6 .se the $or+s in brackets to re$rite the
sentences so that the/ mean the same.
1 I didn/t like s"inach when I was younger.
I (use) like
s"inach when I was younger.
2 ,he e!am will have started by A o/clock.
,hey (doing) the
e!am at A o/clock.
3 I have no "lans to visit my sister this year.
I (going) my
sister this year.
4 I started coming here ten years ago.
I (for) ten years.
5 ,he concert started before we arrived.
)hen we arrived+
(already).
6 0ave you arranged to meet .ake tomorrow5
(meeting) .ake
tomorrow5
Everything will be ready when they arrive.
)e ("re"ared)
everything by the time they arrive.
! ,he last time I saw him was in 8;;3.
I (since) 8;;3.
Correct the verb forms in bol+ print.
1 )hy do you wear my sweater5
2 Are you liking the concert5
3 ,he chair broke while I sat on it.
4 )e have this car for two years.
5 ,hey are playing on the com"uter for two
hours.
6 .im wasn/t there when I arrived. 0e already
left.
0is clothes were dirty because he repaired
the car.
! , I/m thirsty.
- I get you something to drink.
" 2on/t call me between 3 and ? because I0ll
watch my favourite "rogramme.
1# I can/t meet you tonight as I meet my
girlfriend.
11 Euick& 4lose the windows& It will rain.
12 Ill be losing three kilos by the end of the
week.
go tell look for lose
clean arrive get
move drive get up
Language in Use UNIT 1
GERUNDS AND INFINITIVES
1 Choose the correct form to complete the
sentences.
1 To eat 1 Eating slowly can hel" us to eat less.
2 <y "arents let me go 1 to go to the concert.
3 0ave you considered to buy 1 buying a bike5
4 <y trainer wants that I run 1 me to run the
<adrid <arathon.
5 I went to the bank to get out 1 for getting out
some money.
6 0e refused to go 1 going on the course.
I >uite fancy to go 1 going to a disco tonight.
! 'ou risk getting 1 to get an infection if
you don/t treat that cut.
" ,hey were lucky to win 1 winning the match.
1# 0e insisted on to help 1 helping us.
2 Complete the sentences $ith the 1erun+ or
the 2nfinitive form of the verbs in the bo%.
1 It/s dangerous so fast.
2 I couldn/t avoid him my
secret.
3 <y mum made me my
room.
4 I don/t mind early.
5 I/ve decided another job.
6 I tend nervous before e!ams.
)e e!"ect house ne!t month.
! 0e looked a lot fitter after
nearly ten kilos.
" .im suggested to the cinema.
1# I managed on time.
3 Complete the te%t $ith the 1erun+ or the
2nfinitive form of the verbs in brackets.
=tudies using laboratory animals suggest that

6
(follow) a low calorie diet
may hel" human beings
8
(live)
longer. 0owever+ in my view it would be
wrong
9
(recommend) that all
human beings follow this ty"e of diet.
irstly+ nobody has yet managed
#
("rove) that a low calorie diet will have the
same effect on human beings as on rats or
mice. =econdly+
$
(eat) too little
can make us
3
(gain) weight
by
?
(slow) down our metabolism.
,hirdly+ "eo"le who eat too little risk
@
(get) illnesses+ as their bodies may not receive
enough "roteins and minerals
A
(function) normally. inally+ many "eo"le will
refuse
6;
(follow) e!tremely low
calorie diets. ,hey sim"ly enjoy
66
(eat) too much.
4 &atch sentence be'innin's (1)6* to sentence
en+in's (a)f*.
1 I sto""ed buying
2 I sto""ed to buy
3 *h no& I forgot to see
4 I/ll never forget seeing
5 I must remember to invite
6 I don/t remember inviting
a my grandmother yesterday.
b soft drinks because I wanted to lose weight.
c =am to the "arty. *therwise+ he/ll be
offended.
+ my grandmother after she/d dyed her hair
"ink&
e =arah to the "arty. I/m going to ask her to
leave.
f some soft drinks on the way home from work.
5 Complete the sentences so that the/ are true
for /ou.
1 I/ll never forget .
2 <y mum gets u"set when I forget to
.
3 I remember a few
years ago.
4 I must remember to
ne!t week.
5 <y mum wants me to sto" .
6 ,he other day I sto""ed to
on the way home from school.
cook weight spell
verbal united social
un- in- ir- il- dis-
Language in Use UNIT 1
6 .se the $or+s in brackets to re$rite the
secon+ sentence so that it means the same.
1 %oing there was not a good idea. (silly)
It was .
2 'ou shouldn/t eat so many burgers. (sto")
'ou should .
3 I can/t wait to see her again. (forward)
I/m .
4 <ake sure you turn off the lights.
(remember)
'ou must .
5 I te!ted him so that he knew that
we/d arrived. (tell)
I te!ted him that
we/d arrived.
6 ,hey/ll "robably "ass the test. (likely)
,hey are .
,he teacher told us to re"eat the e!ercise.
(made)
,he teacher .
! It/s not a good idea to eat before
doing s"ort. (eating)
is not a good
idea.
" 0e might go to rance ne!t summer.
(considering)
0e .
a* ,++ the correct prefi% from the bo% to the
a+3ectives (a)e*.
a relevant
b legible
c honest
+ healthy
e tolerant
b* Complete the sentences $ith the correct
a+3ective from 4%ercise a.
1 'our handwriting is com"letely &
2 0e/s very of other "eo"le.
3 'ou shouldn/t eat so >uickly. It/s .
4 ,he teacher told me to sto" asking
>uestions.
5 2on/t trust them& ,hey/re very .
! Complete the sentences $ith a $or+ from the
bo% an+ an appropriate prefi%.
1 0e/s not fat but he/s a little .
2 It is easy to >uite a lot of
English words.
3 *ur holiday was ruined by the
behaviour of some of the other tourists.
4 ,hey always the food in the
canteen. ,he "otatoes were really hard this
morning.
5 ,he baby gorilla has at last been
with its mother.
6 0e/s >uite a wellBknown "sychologist.
0e s"ecialises in communication.
" Complete the messa'es $ith the correct
form of the $or+s in brackets.
1 0i Cete+
=orry you couldn/t contact us by "hone
last night. (fortunately) our
"hone/s been (connected)
because we/ve been (able) to
"ay the bill.
2 0i .ane+
I/ve s"oken to 2ave about our
(union) ne!t week. 0e says it/ll be
("ossible) for him to come.
3 0i =ammy+
=orry about our little
(agreement) the other day. I shouldn/t
have called you (social) just
because you had the music on too loud.
I/ve been really tired recently so I/m feeling
>uite tense.
4 0i .immy+
I think the "ainter has
(charged) us for the work he did last week.
4an you ring him and sort it out5
I/m sure he didn/t mean to be
(honest). ,here/s "robably been some kind
of (understanding).
Language in Use UNIT 1 Language in Use UNIT Language in Use UNIT 2
MODAL VERS
1 &atch sentences (1)!* to their follo$)up
sentences (a)h*.
1 'ou mustn/t take "hotos here.
2 'ou shouldn/t take "hotos here.
3 'ou don/t have to take any "hotos.
4 'ou needn/t have taken any "hotos.
5 0e can/t have taken any "hotos.
6 0e must have taken some "hotos.
0e didn/t need to take any "hotos.
! 0e could have taken some "hotos.
a ,here are no images on the digital camera.
b 0is sister told him she was going to send
him co"ies of hers.
c It/s forbidden.
+ ,hey might get annoyed if you do.
e I/d already taken some before you arrived.
f 7ut he decided not to.
' 7ut you can if you want.
h 0is memory card is nearly full.
2 Choose the correct mo+al verb to complete
the sentences.
1 ,o be a secret agent you neednt 1 mustnt be
strong but you might 1 have to be intelligent.
2 , )hat/s ha""ened to ,im5 0e ought to 1
must have arrived home by now.
- 0e should 1 might be in a traffic jam.
3 )hen I was at school we werent allowed to
1 mightnt use calculators in our <aths
e!ams. )e had to 1 must do all the sums in
our heads.
4 'ou can 1 must take this weekend off if you
want. 'ou mustnt 1 dont have to work
every weekend.
5 I must 1 might clean the house today. I really
should have cleaned 1 had to clean it last week
but I didn/t have time.
6 , )hat "ersonality >ualities need doctors 1
do doctors need to have5
- )ell+ they must can 1 be able to remain
calm in crisis situations.
3 Choose the correct mo+al verb to complete
the +ialo'ue.
, 0ave you got both the secret documents5
- No. I was able to 1 might
6
get one of them
but I mustnt 1 couldnt
8
find the other one.
, )ell you should have looked 1 had to look
9
harder. ,hey mustnt 1 cant
#
"ossibly be
anywhere else.
- No+ I can 1 may
$
assure you that I looked
everywhere. ,he enemy could 1 was able to
3
have stolen them before we arrived.
, 2id you get the "hotos of the secret room5
- 'es. ,hey nearly caught me when I was
taking them. I must 1 had to
?
hide under the
table so that they didn/t see me.
, Fight. Now I need 1 need to
@
have your
re"ort.
- I sent it to you by email.
, 'ou dont have to 1 mustnt
A
send re"orts by
email& ,he enemy could 1 should
6;
get them.
4 5eci+e if the mo+al verb forms in bol+ print
are correct (C* or incorrect (2*. Correct the
incorrect ones.
1 0e cant have left home yet. It/s much too
early.
2 It/s a "ity we didn/t do the lottery. )e
could win a lot of money.
3 'ou really ought to clean the kitchen
before mum comes back.
4 0ave a rest. 'ou might be e!hausted.
5 %reat& I mustnt go to school tomorrow.
6 'ou dont have to interrupt him while he/s
working.
,ake an umbrella with you. It can rain
later.
! I neednt have taken my swimming gear.
,he water was too cold to swim in.
saw eye see look
the of her
side down point
Language in Use UNIT 2
5 .se a mo+al verb to re$rite the sentences so that the/ mean the same.
1 It wasn/t necessary for you to go.
'ou .
2 It/s "ossible that they left the "arty.
,hey .
3 0e has definitely been in the city.
0e .
4 2on/t s"eak to your mother like that.
'ou .
5 )e managed to break the secret code.
)e .
6 It was a bad idea to kee" the "hotos under the bed.
'ou .
It/s im"ossible for me to come tomorrow.
I .
6 a* Correct the i+ioms b/ replacin' the $or+s in bol+ print $ith the $or+s from the bo%.
1 I couldn/t look the funny part.
2 I suddenly found a light.
3 I couldn/t see the sense with studying.
4 =he looks through the nose at the rest of us.
5 I won/t be able to see them in the eyes
again.
b* Complete the sentences $ith the correct i+ioms from 4%ercise 6a.
1 )hen I was younger I hated school and
studying.
2 ,he "roblem was >uite com"le! but
and worked out how to solve it.
3 Everyone else laughed but
.
4 =he/s a bit of a snob and
most of her neighbours.
5 0e knew his "arents were disa""ointed in him and he couldn/t
again.
a* Choose the correct particle to complete the sentences.
1 orget last year. )e need to look over 1
ahead to ne!t year.
2 I didn/t know where Cuebla de =anabria was+ so I looked it up 1 out in )iki"edia.
3 ,he "olice are still looking into 1 through
"ossible causes of the fire.
4 I went to the bus station to see my friend
away 1 off.
b* Complete the sentences $ith the correct form of a phrasal verb $ith look or see.
1 =cientists are new ways of treating (lGheimer "atients.
2 <y girlfriend/s going to the =tates for the summer. I/m going to the air"ort to
.
3 I new words in the dictionary to make sure I understand them.
4 <ichael Chel"s is already to the ne!t *lym"ics in London.
(N=)EF=
Ans!e" #e$
6ense revision UNIT 0
1 1 works 1 used to work
2 is 1 was working
3 worked 1 was working
4 met 1 was working
5 used to work
6 /m not studying
didn/t study
! used to study 1 study 1
am studying
" was studying 1 rang
1# study
2 1 /ve listened
2 /ve been talking
3 /ve watched
4 /ve "layed
5 /ve been trying
6 /ve been "laying
/ve tried
! /ve only been watching
" /ve talked
1# /ve been listening
3 1 c
2 a
3 f
4 d
5 b
6 e
4 1 /m recording
2 /ll have finished
3 /ll be eating
4 /m definitely going to use
5 /ll ask
6 /m going
5 1 /m writing
2 /m doing
3 /ve been doing
4 /ve learnt1/m learning
5 /ll have had
6 /m definitely going to end u"
(allow /ll definitely end u")
met
! were living
" used to s"eak
1# is studying
11 /ve seen
12 /s coming (allow /s going to
come)
13 /ll write
14 had just gone
15 /ll be having
16 /d been working
6 1 didn/t use to
2 will be doing
3 am not going to visit
4 have been coming here for
5 the concert had already started
6 (re you meeting
will have "re"ared
! have not seen him since
1 are you wearing
2 2o you like1(re you enjoying
3 was sitting
4 have had
5 /ve been "laying
6 had already left
had been re"airing
! /ll get
" /ll be watching
1# /m meeting
11 /s raining
12 /ll have lost
2s it 'oo+ for us7 UNIT 1
1 1 Eating
2 go
3 buying
4 me to run
5 to get out
6 to go
going
! getting
" to win
1# hel"ing
2 1 to drive
2 telling
3 clean
4 getting u"
5 to look for
6 to get
to move
! losing
" going
1# to arrive
3 1
following
2 to
live
3 to
recommend
4 to
"rove
5
eating
6
gain

slowing
!
getting
" to
function
1# to
follow
11
eating
4 1 b
2

f
3
a
4
d
5

c
6

e
5 (Many possible answers)
1 (gerund)
2 (infinitive)
3 (gerund)
4 (infinitive)
5 (gerund)
6 (infinitive)
6 1 silly (of me 1 you+ etc.) to go there
2 sto" eating so many burgers
3 looking forward to seeing her
again
4 remember to turn off the lights
5 to tell him
6 likely to "ass the test
made us re"eat the e!ercise
! Eating before doing s"ort
" is considering going to rance
ne!t summer
a*
a irrelevant
b illegible
c dishonest
+ unhealthy
e intolerant
b*
1 illegible
2 intolerant
3 unhealthy
4 irrelevant
5 dishonest
Stand Out 2 Language in Use Photocopiable 16 % Pea"s&n E'u(a(i)n, S.A., 200*
Ans!e" #e$
!
1 overweight
2 miss"ell
3 antiBsocial
4 undercook
5 reunited
6 nonBverbal
" 1 Hnfortunately 1 disconnected 1
unable
2 reunion 1 im"ossible
3 disagreement 1 antiBsocial
4 overcharged 1 dishonest 1
misunderstanding
Secret $orl+s UNIT 2
1 1 c
2 d
3 g
4 e
5 a
6 h
b
! f
2 1 needn/t 1 have to
2 ought to 1 might
3 weren/t allowed to 1 had to
4 can 1 don/t have to
5 must 1 should have cleaned
6 do doctors need 1 be able to
3 1 was able to
2 couldn/t
3 should have looked
4 can/t
5 can
6 could
had to
! need to
" mustn/t
1# could
4 1 4
2 I (could have won)
3 4
4 I (must)
5 I (don/t have to)
6 I (mustn/t1shouldn/t)
I (may1might1could)
! 4
5 1 needn/t have gone
2 might have left the "arty
3 must have been in the city
4 mustn/t s"eak to your mother like that
5 were able to break the secret code
6 shouldn/t have ke"t the "hotos under the bed
can/t come tomorrow
6 a*
1 I couldn/t see the funny si+e.
2 I suddenly sa$ the light.
3 I couldn/t see the point of
studying.
4 =he looks +o$n her nose at the rest of us.
5 I won/t be able to look them in the e/e again.
b*
1 I couldn/t see the point of
2 I suddenly sa$ the light
3 I couldn/t see the funny si+e
4 she looks +o$n her nose at
5 look them in the e/e
a*
1 ahead
2 u"
3 into
4 off
b*
1 looking into
2 see her off
3 look u"
4 looking ahead