EGC9-Final Exam

1. I’m worried about my exams. What you (do) if you (be) me?
2. I’ve never witnessed a crime. If I (see) one, I think I (panic).
3. Sorry we can’t come to your party.
   We   (come) if we (can).
4. Tim’s car is very old. He (not get) much money if he (sell) it.
5. I’m broke, but if (have) more money, I (take) a long holiday.
6. If you (not visit) Grandma on her birthday, she (be) upset.

1. It was stupid to leave your laptop in the car.
   (should)
   
2. He didn’t ask her out. She didn’t say yes.
   (if / might)
   
3. The train was late. We missed our flight. (if)
   
4. It would have been better for you to stay at home. (should)
   
5. We didn’t buy a lottery ticket. We didn’t win.
   (if / might)
   
6. You didn’t tell me about the accident.
   I couldn’t help you. (if / could)
   

1. They’re speaking German. They can’t / could be from Germany or Austria.
2. You’ve just had a drink. You can’t / must be thirsty.
3. She looked very smart. She can’t / might have been going to an interview.
4. You’ve been working for hours. You could / must be exhausted.
5. You don’t look like / look very well. Why don’t you lie down?
6. ‘I can’t find my briefcase.’ ‘You must leave / have left it at work.’
7. Your daughter looks like / as you.
8. They can’t / mustn’t be at home. All the lights in the house are off.
9. You missed lunch and dinner. You will / must be starving.
10. She isn’t in the office, so she can’t / could be working at home.

1 How often do you and your brother see ?

a themselves       b  each other     c yourselves

2 I think computers are the most important invention of the 20th century.

a  the      b —      c a

3 Do you know Amy? She’s a good friend of .

a ourselves     b  our       c  ours

4 Where are the schoolbooks?

a  childrens       b childrens’     c  children’s

5 I have a lot of friends.  love sport.

a  All of them     b All      c Everyone

6 I bought a dress and a top, but I took  top back.

a all        b a        c  the

7 I’ve lost my mobile. Can I borrow ?

a mine    b yours     c  your

8 Did you hurt when you slipped?

a yourself       b  your       c  you

9 ‘Where’s Jack?’ ‘He’s in  canteen,
I think.’

a  one     b a               c  the

10 It’s a nice city, but restaurants are very expensive.

a its        b they’re      c it’s

1 If you finish all your dinner, you can have some ice cream.

2 How did the man escape from the prison cell?

3 My sister is thinking of getting divorced.
I hope she doesn’t end the relationship with her husband.

4 Why did you have an argument with your boyfriend?

5 I had a row with my best friend. I hope we can become friends again.

6 Your clothes are in such a mess. You need to tidy them up.

7 I couldn’t discover where my grandparents were born.

8 What ideas have you thought of?

9 If you stop spending money, you’ll soon have enough for a holiday.

10 I’d like to start doing

1. Who won / beat the championship and what was the final score?
2. I lent / borrowed some money from the bank to buy a car.
3. Why won’t you advise / admit that you made a mistake?
4. If you aren’t happy with the service, why don’t you complain / demand to the manager?
5. I did / made my best in the exam so I hope I passed.
6. I don’t like it when people suggest / tell me what to do.
7. Please don’t whisper / shout . I’m putting the baby to bed.
8. What did the gang steal / rob from the shop?
9. I woke up when I heard / listened to a really loud noise.
10. Please buy / pay for all your shopping at the cash desk.