1. Grammar. Choose the correct answer.

1 'I can't find my wallet.'

'If I were you, I ........ in my jacket pocket.'

A would look В will look С am looking

2 'Where is my bank book?' 'If you……..in the drawer, you'll find it

A had looked В look С looked

3 ' we get up on time, we will catch the train.' 'I will set my alarm clock.'

A Supposing В Providing С Unless

4 'Can I go and play football, please, Mum?' 'If you………your homework, you can go and play.'

A finished В had finished С have finished

5 'Dad shouted at me today.' 'Well, if you ………. the window, he wouldn't have shouted at you.'

A didn't break В hadn't broken С don't break

6 'Why is the baby crying?' '………babies are tired or hungry, they cry.'

A When В Providing С Supposing

7 'When ice melts, it………water.' 'Everyone knows that!'

A becomes В will become С would become

8 'I'm going to a party tonight.' 'If I wasn't ill, I…………..with you.'

A come В will come С would come

9 ' we miss the bus, what will we do?' 'Call a taxi.'

A Supposing В Providing С When

10 'If I were rich, I…………..around the world.' 'Perhaps you will one day.'

A will sail В can sail С could sail

11 'Have you seen Daniel recently?'

'No. If I have time, I ……..him tomorrow.'

A would visit В might visit С visit

12 'Paul lost his watch.' 'Well, if he had looked after it, he……..it.'

A wouldn't lose В won't lose С wouldn't have lost

13 ' you hurry, you will be late for school.' 'I'm nearly ready now.'

A Unless В Providing С Supposing

14 'If you hadn't watched that film, you nightmares.' 'You're right.'

A wouldn't have had В won't have С don't have

2. Vocab. Suggest active vocabulary units corresponding to the following definitions:

13. an unattended device (outside some banks) that dispenses money when a personal coded card is used

14. a business machine that indicates to customers the amounts of individual sales, has a money drawer from which to make change, records and totals receipts, and may automatically calculate the change due.

15. the act, system, or business of providing financial protection for property, life, health, etc, against specified contingencies, such as death, loss, or damage, and involving payment of regular premiums in return for a policy guaranteeing such protection

16. a person employed to protect buildings, people, etc, and to collect and deliver large sums of money

17. a sum of money imposed as a penalty for an offense

18. an area, usually divided into individual spaces, intended for parking motor vehicles.

19. the amount of moneys credited or debited to a depositor at a bank

20. a notice about transactions in a bank account, esp one of a series sent at regular intervals to the depositor

21. a document authorizing the bearer to drive a motor vehicle

22. a comprehensive collection of information organized for convenient access, generally in a computer.

23. deliberate destruction or damage of property

24. an assault or threat of violence upon a person, esp. with intent to rob

25. to rob esp. during or following a catastrophe (as war, riot, or natural disaster)

26. a person who deliberately deceives others in order to gain an advantage

27. the malicious burning of another's house or property, or in some statutes, the burning of one's own house or property, as to collect insurance

ACTIVE VOCABULARY

p. 22

(learn the words for the types of crime, criminals and the crime verbs in V3.1 on p. 118), be due (back), pay a fine, a cash machine, find out, a security guard

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on the way home, a car park/ a parking lot, full (medical) insurance

p. 24

(learn the words and phrases from V3.3 on page 118), gun crime, own guns/ carry guns

R3.1

Apparently, get out of a car/ get into a car (BUT get off a train, a bus/ get on a train, a bus), get this, tyres (of a car), go off (e.g. the alarm kept going off), drive smb crazy, violent crimes (involving guns)

p. 25

a salesgirl (a salesperson), a cash register, get lost, get directions, interview smb

p. 26

on the Internet, a victim of a crime, occur every (six minutes), take money from a bank account, a bank (credit card) statement, in smb’s name, commit a crime, contact smb, end up doing smth, sort smth out, look into smth, threatening letters, in today’s world, over the phone, make a copy of smth, a driving licence, a database, bank account details, within minutes

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comprehensive, hold information about, make inquiries, end up in prison, take time off work

R3.5

Get legal advice, get on with one’s life, experience smth, take (unpaid) leave from work, make phone calls, open/close an account, check into (things), run up huge bills, overdraw bank accounts, basically, be in touch with, obviously, stop smb doing smth

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ask smb for help

R3.7

Call back, come round, spend (two hours) on the phone to smb, give smb a ring, order smth by (date, size, colour, etc), look forward to doing smth, go through smth, How are things with you?, be off, put smb to bed, pick smb up from (school)

Try to keep in mind the following dependent prepositions:

R3.1

Be horrified at, complain about, be charged with, a licence for

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(memorise the verbs and prepositions from V3.4 on p. 118), add up to, rely on, safeguard smb from smth, give smb access to

p. 27

deal with, sympathetic to

R3.7

Be impressed with

UNIT 4.

GRAMMAR.