A. Circle the correct words. 1. Kate's parents were capable / proud of their daughter's high marks in the exam. 2. Ted and Jack are twins, but they don't look alike / similar. 3. Mark sat in his common / usual place on the sofa and turned the TV on. 4. Dora didn't mean to hurt you. I'm sure she didn't push you on / in purpose. 5. This essay is not well written. Actually, the last paragraph doesn't make sure / sense at all. 6. Kim upset me a lot last week. Now, she wants to take me out for dinner to make / do up for it. B. Complete the blanks with the correct form of the words in bold. 1. Maria has a(n) 2. I failed the test because most of my answers were 3. It would be 4. You don't have to be so 5. It was B: Sure, no problem. I stop. C. Complete with the Future will, the Future be going to or the Future Perfect Simple of the verbs in brackets. 1. Simon, come and clean up this mess at once or you (be) in trouble. 2. A: So, when are you moving? B: In a month. Just think, by the time I see you again, I 3. A: Are you busy this evening? B: Well, I A: I really haven't made any plans. I or read a book. 4. A: Hey, Lucy, can we go shopping a bit later? My parents need to wait for them. 4.1 fear of the dark. She always sleeps with the lights on. (logical) (correct) to have a pet and not take care of it properly. (responsible) It's only a game! (compete) of you to leave the house unlocked. (care) 5. Fred D. Complete the sentences with the correct form of the verbs in brackets. 1. If I (be) you, I 2. Don't worry. If you 3. If you (have) dinner at 6:00 with my brother and sister. What about you? probably Score (move) into my new house. (be) very upset if his team Score (book) my holiday before June. (need) help with the housework, I (press) this button, the lights go out. (ride) to school if I (wait) for you to call me and let me know what time to meet at Score (watch) so (not return) home by 5 p.m (he (have) a bike, but unfortunately I do (lose) tomorrow.
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A. Circle the correct words:
1. Kate's parents were **proud** of their daughter's high marks in the exam.
2. Ted and Jack are twins, but they don't look **alike**.
3. Mark sat in his **usual** place on the sofa and turned the TV on.
4. Dora didn't mean to hurt you. I'm sure she didn't push you **on purpose**.
5. This essay is not well written. Actually, the last paragraph doesn't make **sense** at all.
6. Kim upset me a lot last week. Now, she wants to take me out for dinner to **make up** for it.
B. Complete the blanks with the correct form of the words in bold:
1. Maria has a(n) **responsibility**.
2. I failed the test because most of my answers were **incorrect**.
3. It would be **logical**.
4. You don't have to be so **careful**.
5. It was **correct**.
B: Sure, no problem. I **will stop**.
C. Complete with the Future will, the Future be going to, or the Future Perfect Simple of the verbs in brackets:
1. Simon, come and clean up this mess at once or you **will be** in trouble.
2. A: So, when are you moving? B: In a month. Just think, by the time I see you again, I **will have moved**.
3. A: Are you busy this evening? B: Well, I **am going to cook** dinner. A: I really haven't made any plans. I **will join** or read a book.
4. A: Hey, Lucy, can we go shopping a bit later? My parents need to wait for them. 4.1 **I will wait** for you to call me and let me know what time to meet at Score (watch) so **I won't be** (not return) home by 5 p.m (he **will have** a bike, but unfortunately I **lost** it tomorrow.