Pals - Clouse o Reson & Resull- To Enuoh - Al - Both - Nite 7 74 Plurals | Write the plural of the following nouns, as in the example. 1 mother-in-law 6 louse a smothers-in-jaw. 7 father .. Rok \ebsy 2 pouch pds 8 keyhole Mole 3 river NHS. | 9 foot .... 4 com> Sess” | 49 teacup .. BD 5 swimming pool 11 notebook "A ealah 12 glass a ' 2 Underline the correct word, as in the example. How many apple/apples are there in the bow? : Just three. nee Do you like my new haircuts/haircut? Oh, yes. t's lovely. “ Would you like a glass/glasses of wator? No, thanks. Do you know those boy/bays over there? Yes, they'te my brother's friend: Mary found two mice/mouse yesterday. ‘Oh, how horrible! Did you know that Mr Howard's wife/wives is a famous violinist? ae No, | had no idea. Could you pass me that dictionary/dictionaries, please? Yes, certainly. Connie bought two lovely antique teapots/ teapot at the fair today, That's nice. >O>D>a>ra> in her attic 2 >2 > >o uses of Reason and Result Complete each sentence with two to five words, including the word in bold. Sandra took an umbrella with her because it was raining since ‘Sandra took an umbrella with her Sh. ak yu raining. He didn't pass his exam, so he,was upget. due He was upset... ase oS. he didn't pass his exam. She didn't have any tomatoes. so she didn’t make a salad, as She didnt make a salad ...... 2». Sdw)S Maveiny tomatoes, 4 There was a lot of traffic, so they were late for work. because |. They were late for work Soesere Rha! Sang. of traffic. 5 He was fied because he was vely lazy, due Hewas ed Ge he was lazy 4 Fill in the gaps with so, the example, Such or such a (an), as in 1 A: Love this restaurant. B: So do I! The food is 80... delicious that 1 come here every Friday. 2 A: Are you going to the concert tonight? B: I don't think so. Ihave Seed oO. . bad headache that | think ('l ‘Stay at home. 3 A: How was Pete's party on Friday? B: Fantastic! He played great music that we danced all night long. 4 A Did you goto the park yesterday? B: No, it was windy that we stayed in instead, 5 A: Why isn’t Paula coming with us this weekend? B: Well. she spent de 8k.@ lot of money fedecorating her flat that she can't afford to go anywhere for a while. 6 A: Is there any curry lett? B: No, sorry. It was ..e®...... tasty that we ate it all Too/Enough 5 Complete the sentences with too or enough and the adjectives in brackets, as in the example. 1 A: Does your son ‘Stay at home alone? B: No, he's 00 young... © slay at (young) home alone. 8]Cluuses of Reason & Result M2. 2 A: Let's play cards, B: No, 'm .A8o. aad to play cards. (tired) 3 A: Can you lift that suitcase? B: | don't think so. 'm not rong (strong) Shuahi to lift it 4 A: Did you goto the beagh yesterday? B: No, it was : (cloudy) to go to the beach. 5 A: So, did you join the basketball team? 8: No, 'm not atl Ques io join (tay & A. Did you see Dpn lastnight? B: No, he was 6 (busy) to see me. 6 Match Column A to Column B, A 1 Paul and David are too young 2 Itisn't warm enough today +h 3 Lizzie didn't get up early enough 4 The old wooden wardrobe was too A for Billy to buy with his savings. B to catch the express train to London this morning, © to win the race at schoo! last Monday. D to phone Jim. You can phone him in the moming om E 100 on holiday 5 Jane got to the bank abroad by too late themselves F to speak to the manager about a oan, 6 This car is old, by it's cheap enough 7 Linda isn't tall G to be a model, enough G although she would 8 Its eleven o'clock. |, Seen on Is too late Jy ata 9 Edward ran too 1 for them to lif, so slowly they asked Tom to help them, 7 Rewrite the following sentences using too, as in the example. 1. The soup was so salty that | couldn't eat it The soup was too salty for me to eat 2 The road was so slippery ire couldn't drive. ayes eon RRM. ROA. Be IIe opie 3. The water is 50 cold that they can sin RS. ROS. satay ks eto oo, Enough - Ail,Both Neither None 4 Hig eck nan cap so, ae Dea. 5. The earrings were so expensive that she couldn't s aaah SSA me on Se Kee 7 cn a a — thay coe mace 8 ee was so ae that they couldn't Sat is, or eo, og Se ae All/Both/Neither/None 6 KC mee © Fill in the gaps with all, both, neither or none, as in the example. 1. ..Both... wolves and cats are mammais; Natkwal open rds ‘eee of the animals have horns cats and birds can be domesticated Of the animals have tails, cats and wolves are camivores, ih of them are vegetarians, Of the animals have claws wolves and cats have noses; of them have beaks Shon rai ted No a iz on:_ Units Multiple Choice 9 Choose the correct item. 1 I would love . to the rock festival Ago Btogong Ctogo / |Plurals - Clauses of Reason & Resul Too - Enough - All - Both - Neither - None , 7% 2 Linda's coming for dinner, .. A... 2 6 “Let's meet at the train station,” Jane said. xt Aisn't she Bhasn'tshe C wasn't she suggested Jane..AN we 3. Bill fixed the fridge by... Sos. train station, 2 7 | think you should eat more fruit Ahimset Bhim Chis oy as eae, Daren | 4 Whad a car, | ...€...... everywhere. eat more fruit, Aam driving Bill drive C would drive 8 The bait ’sang Yellow Submarine. c by Yellow Submarine... SpxU, 5 Being a taxi driver is an interesting job. Pchapat i it. can be very tiring. 9 “You broke the windo id t0 Golin ‘A What is ek BHowever Also sesieed Ye ogee Cee ok 6 The Mayor to be elected again this year, ee: A expect Bwillexpect Gis expected 10 “Have you read any good bOokS lately?” she asked Bob, 4 zy apse Sores a librarian at my ‘ Sh tae ihe ee | Asuch Bas C like see pomtaiaiey 11 ost eay avi becuse ct ca hor back 8 He warned us not.....{9..... the dog wish 1 pil A stroke Bstroking _C to stroke her back ji : 2 9 itt... would have babysat for you. 12 et did you do this afternoon?” Kelly asked Abad inown " Badinow” Chew en | 10 She... ... graduated by the time you see her eae A... afternoon, Avil heve B will be Cwould have Word Formation 11 Fill in the gaps with the correct words derived Key Word Transformation from the words in bold. 10 Complete each sentence with two to five words, including the word in bold. 1. The house she lives in used to be owned by a famous writer which The hous ah Sh. Mae. used ‘eis onal by cere 2 The bed was so uncomfortable that | couldn't 4 1 ] sleep in it too The bed sua. Seo. deste Neat. ge... to sleep in. Oysters are shellfish which are 1) USUAL 3 Ityou don't finish your homewo?R, you can't goto found on the 2)... MACK. bottoms’ ROCK the party, However, some TASTE of seas and oceans. Oysters can be eaten, unless You cant 99 e the party..JsasX and many people find them extremely Nahai sgsnononork 3 Sa" 4 They will antbunce Yhe a fent’s plans next types of oygtecapagt Re eaten, but they week ; produce 4), wh pearls instead. BEAUTY be The Presidents plans wih. se Iasome places 8) MCS nets Beal OMAN. week. the bottom of the ocean to collect oysters. Coe Would and is expensive to buy. slippe Se ee 5 “Could you get me my slippers, please?” said and look inside them for peas. Je} Hlery Helen. made of pearls is very 6) vaLue oa vied 4.96. 2. please?” sad Nel 83