II. Write the sentences in the Second Conditional.

1. He eats a lot of sweets. He's fat.

2. She smokes 40 cigarettes a day. She coughs a lot.

3. They don’t have a garden. They don’t grow vegetables.

4. I don’t have a boat. I won't sail around the world.

5. I can't swim well. I won't take part in the competition.

III. Write the correct form of the verbs. Choose will or would.

1. As soon as I hear the news, I (let) _____ you know.

2. If they keep playing as badly as this, they (lose) _____the match.

3. If I were you, I (not spend) _____so much time at home.

4. I (give) _____you a ring when I get home tonight.

5. Look out! If you stand near the edge you (fall) _____

6. You (feel) _____better if you didn't smoke.

7. Don't worry. I (wait) _____here for you until you come back.

8. If you don't stop making such a terrible noise, I (call) _____the police.

9. If more people used bicycles, there (not be) _____so much pollution.

10. If I lived in a house as big as yours, I (buy) _____more furniture.

IV. Multi-words verbs. Fill the gaps by multi-words. One example has been given.

Take, get, turn(2), give, look, come, throw, fill, pick.

Off, away, in (2), around, on, out, up.

Example: I fell off the stairs.

1. _____and sit down.

2. You've missed a lot of lessons.

You'll have to _____them.

3. _____ _____your jacket. It's too hot here.

4. _____ _____of the window!

5. _____ _____ the lights! It's too dark here.

6. The books are too old. Let's_____ them _____.

7. They _____ _____with each other perfectly.

8._____the form please.

9. You look wonderful. _____ _____ I'll have a look at you.

10. I'm trying to _____smoking.

Test 12 D

I. Write the following sentences with if.

For example: I didn’t know Liz was ill, so I didn’t go to see her. - If I had known Liz was ill, I would have gone to see her.

1. I didn’t hear the children were fighting, so I didn’t stop them.

2. I didn’t talk to Marry, so I didn’t help her.

3. You didn’t take care, so you had problems.

4. You opened the cage and the parrot flew away.

5. She didn’t work much, so she didn’t earn money to buy car.

6. I had a lot of books on History, so I wrote my report at home.

7. I promised to take my daughter to the cinema, so I couldn't meet you

8. It was very important for me, so I tired to do my best.

II. Put one of the multi-word verbs in to each gap.

1. She never _____ the words in the dictionary.

2. _____ your hat, before you go into class.

3. _____ your coat. I want to see if it suits you.

4. That’s it! I _____ this book for 2 days!

5. _____ the radio. I want to listen to music.

6. Who will _____ you, if you're unwell?

7. She _____ two nice children. They manage to _____ with each other. I've never seen them quarreling.

8. He says he _____ Japanese quite quickly but I don’t believe him.

III. Correct the mistakes.

1. – I failed. – Unhappy luck.

2. Could you turn the radio, please down?

3. If I am you, I would change the job.

4. I would bought a better car, if I had more money.

5. If he would be my brother, I would get on with him.

IV. Write the sentences beginning with I wish.

For example: I don’t have a car. – I wish I had a car.

1. I want to stay at home. But I have to go.

2. What time is it? I don’t have a watch.

3. It’s cold. I hate such weather!

4. I can’t go to your party.

5. I want to have the key.

6. Oranges don’t grow here.

7. There is no cheese in the fridge.

8. Such a pity you’re not here.

Unit 13 A