a) wouldn’t have sold b) would have sold c) wouldn’t sell d) would sell 5ġ0 Match 1–11 with a)–k).
a) where b) that c) what d) whose 11 If Sam had enough money, he his car last week. a) a little b) enough c) few d) little 10 I can’t really remember the house I grew up in. a) let b) allowed c) made d) forced 9 I’m so busy these days that there’s time to relax. a) can’t b) must c) mustn’t d) can 8 My grandmother me eat everything on my plate even if I didn’t want to. a) be enjoying b) have been enjoying c) have enjoyed d) enjoy 7 Steve have lost his way as he’s never late. a) down b) off c) up d) short 6 We’ll sun, sand and sea this time next week. a) swap b) grab c) divert d) scam 5 We’ll have to cut the meeting as something urgent has come up. a) diplomatic b) tactful c) helpless d) unhelpful 4 Please papers now and correct your partner’s answers. a) to see b) seeing c) to seeing d) see 3 That sales assistant was so – in fact she was downright rude. a) give b) take c) put d) pull 2 I’m really looking forward you later. 1 I’m sorry I didn’t mean what I just said. 5ĩ Choose the correct answers: a), b) or c). The last thing I feel 11 doing is retiring as there are still so many things to do. I wake up every morning feeling focused and I look 10 to getting up and going to work. Of course it’s great to look young 7 your age, but I believe that when you feel good on the 8, you look good on the outside. Whenever you 3 on the television or flick through 4 magazine, you’ll see loads of advertisements 5 beauty products claiming to 6 years off you. I’ve never been 1 able to understand why so 2 people are obsessed with the ageing process. 6 Can I stay at your place tonight? PUT Can you tonight? 5Ĩ Complete the text with one word in each gap. 5 Emily isn’t allowed to watch horror films by her parents. 4 ‘I’m sorry I let you down Maria,’ said Lucy. IF I wouldn’t be so tired late last night. 3 I’m really tired because I stayed up late last night. 1 Were you able to get tickets for the World Cup Final? MANAGE Did you manage to get tickets for the World Cup Final? 2 I’m sure you didn’t see John yesterday because he’s abroad at the moment. Upper Intermediate End of Course Test A 7 Complete the second sentence so that it means the same as the first. 6 I wouldn’t live in Australia now if I had got a visa. 5 As a child I was only let to stay up late once on a blue moon. 4 Julia Roberts, whose my favourite actress, got raving reviews for her film. 3 I will be leaving the country by the time you are reading my letter. to pros 2 The policeman tried arresting the burglar, what was a dangerous thing to do. 1 It’s hard to come on a decision as I can see all the prose and cons so easily. 1 appreciate 2 obligation 3 advice 4 oblige 5 prefer 6 interference 7 appreciation 8 practise 9 encouragement 10 achievement 11 preferenceĦ Correct two mistakes in each sentence. Pronunciation 3 Track 16 Underline the main stress in the words. MATURE 4 What is the of your most popular newspaper? READ 5 You’re under no, but I would really appreciate your help.
1 What’s the width of your table? WIDE 2 I always enjoy reading the pages of the Sunday papers. Use the correct form of the word in capitals. 1 a) kidnapping b) stalking c) mugging 2 a) mugging b) shoplifting c) pickpocketing 3 a) hacking b) tax evasion c) identity theft 4 a) shoplifting b) vandalism c) pickpocketing 5 a) kidnapping b) mugging c) bribery 6 a) arson b) vandalism c) counterfeitingĥ Complete the sentences. 10Ģ Track 15 What are they talking about? Listen and tick the correct answer: a), b) or c). 11 Our neighbours’ house was broken into / in again last week.Ħ The man looks forward to getting up every day. 10 I thought Mike came across / down very well at the meeting. 9 It’s important to look at / on the bright side especially when life is tough. 8 I’m never really on / over the ball in the morning. 7 I can’t believe you fell for / in that old trick – you’re so gullible. 5 We’re campaigning to save our village hall against / from property developers. 3 I was falsely accused for / of shoplifting. 2 Ian insisted on / for paying for the meal. 1 I saw the train pull off / out of the station. 5 The man is embarrassed about enjoying gossip.Ĥ Underline the correct alternative. 4 The woman thinks the exhibition reflected the critics’ views. Are the statements true (T) or false (F)? 1 The woman is aggressive towards Ben. Upper Intermediate End of Course Test A Listeningġ Track 14 Listen to six speakers.
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