1. Vocabulary and Grammar Answer Key
More Practice 1
Vocabulary
1. 1. that I haven’t seen for years
2. job interview
3. while I was shopping
4. Think about it again.
5. watch television
6. what to do
2. 1. e 2. c 3. g 4. a 5. d 6. f 7. b
3. 1. looked through 5. injury
2. clue 6. muscular
3. unattractive 7. confident
4. look away 8. disorder
4. 1. a 2. b 3. b 4. a 5. b
5. 1. slim 3. selfish
2. broad-shouldered 4. skinny
6. 1. open-minded 4. realised
2. coping 5. am looking forward to
3. ran off with 6. calm
Grammar
1. 1. a 2. a 3. b 4. a 5. b 6. b
2. 1. am thinking; don’t think
2. is weighing; weighs
3. is the teacher looking; looks
4. see; am not seeing
3. 1. is fixing; don’t understand; is taking
2. comes; isn’t working
3. doesn’t belong; are … giving
4. is waiting; weighs; Do … know; contains
4. 1. Julian is going to the Liverpool game tonight.
2. Do you usually listen to music while you are working?
3. We seldom see the next door neighbours.
4. Who is singing on stage tomorrow night?
5. 1. How much does this mobile phone cost?
2. It doesn’t belong to her.
3. I am looking for them.
4. He doesn’t read science-fiction books.
5. I am not meeting my friends tonight.
6. What do you think of this book?
7. Why are you laughing?
8. I don’t understand what they’re talking about.
More Practice 2
Vocabulary
1. 1. f 2. h 3. c 4. e 5. a 6. g 7. b 8. d
2. 1. b 2. b 3. b 4. a 5. a 6. a
3. 1. seriously injured 5. hesitate
2. poison 6. survive
3. breathe 7. warn
4. cheer up 8. relief
4. 1. surprised 6. satisfying
2. relaxing 7. confused
3. disappointed
5. 1. original 6. pleasurable
2. heroic 7. active
3. creative 8. dangerous
4. envious 9. predictable
5. peaceful 10. homeless
6. 1. exciting 7. glamorous
2. bored 8. famous
3. excited 9. fascinating
4. tired 10. confused
5. interesting 11. harmless
6. wonderful 12. amazing
Grammar
1. 1. b 2. a 3. b 4. b 5. a
2. 1. b 2. c 3. a 4. c 5. a 6. a 7. b
3. 1. was playing; broke; finished
2. heard; knew; had happened
3. was running; slipped; hurt
4. were rescuing; were standing; (were) watching
5. had … seen; didn’t want
6. cooked; had ordered
4. 1. They were clearing the table when the lights went out.
2. Linda didn’t realise that Jan had already taken her cat
to the vet.
3. Andy was washing his father’s car while talking on the
phone.
4. My mum took me home after my dance class had
ended.
More Practice 3
Vocabulary
1. 1. b 2. b 3. a 4. a 5. b
2. 1. f 2. c 3. d 4. a 5. g 6. b 7. e
3. 1. pointed out 4. unfair
2. limbs 5. overcome
3. accomplishment
4. 1. won the argument 4. Set the alarm
2. raise the issue 5. won the match
3. set the table
5. 1. challenge 5. train
2. seek 6. fail
3. deal with 7. equipment
4. take up
6. 1. advances 4. achieve her goal
2. devastating 5. overturned
3. speed
Grammar
1. 1. since 4. last month 7. already
2. ever 5. just 8. for
3. yet 6. when
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2. Vocabulary and Grammar Answer Key
2. 1. hurt; hasn’t taken part
2. recorded; have produced
3. haven’t overcome; didn’t climb
4. travelled; hasn’t visited
5. Have your friends visited; met
6. didn’t answer; has avoided
3. 1. I haven’t eaten ice cream for a month.
2. Have you found your mobile phone yet?
3. My sisters didn’t tell me about the party yesterday.
4. Sam has already bought food for the picnic.
5. His parents bought a computer last year.
4. 1. have lost 5. wanted 9. read
2. brought 6. Has … come 10. listened
3. left 7. have called
4. haven’t done 8. haven’t seen
5. 1. I haven’t seen my cousin since 2006.
2. The little girl has never had her hair cut.
3. Have you ever trained young athletes?
6. 1. have just met 6. was
2. haven’t finished 7. met
3. have already decided 8. explained
4. started 9. showed
5. have quit 10. let
More Practice 4
Vocabulary
1. 1. ran out 4. reached for 7. spare
2. major 5. office block 8. surface
3. storeys 6. source
2. 1. iron 3. concrete 5. stone
2. glass 4. steel
3. 1. apartment 4. mall 7. sidewalks
2. yard 5. main street
3. stores 6. movie theater
4. 1. Do you want to drink your coffee now?
2. He didn’t want me to call him.
3. Ingrid’s father wants her to practise the piano every
day.
4. Lucy doesn’t want to walk her dog.
5. 1. bare 5. source 9. huge
2. skyscrapers 6. resorts 10. shop
3. breathtaking 7. shore
4. glass 8. luxury
6. 1. ruler 3. concrete 5. major
2. bridge 4. ground floor
Grammar
1. 1. is studying / is going to study
2. will be
3. will call
4. am babysitting / am going to babysit
5. will lend
6. is inviting / is going to invite
2. 1. You will have a great time.
2. I’m not going to go to the dance rehearsal. /
I’m not going to the dance rehearsal.
3. I will wash the dirty dishes.
4. He isn’t going to give it back till tomorrow. /
He isn’t giving it back till tomorrow.
5. She’s going to fall.
3. 1. will be writing 5. will have been
2. will have started married
3. will be meeting 6. will have heard
4. won’t have spent
4. 1. will be having 4. Will … be writing
2. will have eaten 5. will have driven
3. will be learning 6. will be waiting
5. 1. am going to miss; will be
2. will have sold
3. Is … taking part / Is … going to take part
4. are going to hit
5. am helping / am going to help
6. 1. will be doing
2. are going to meet
3. will have travelled
4. will still be dreaming
5. will be living
6. will … tell
7. Will … tell
8. will … make
More Practice 5
Vocabulary
1. 1. lifestyle 4. dream come true
2. fad 5. owner
3. No matter what
2. 1. a 2. b 3. a 4. a
3. 1. pick up 4. better off 7. conservation
2. rent 5. cub 8. hectic
3. customer 6. endangered
4. 1. under 2. re 3. over 4. ex-
5. 1. misbehave 3. impractical 5. irresponsible
2. dislike 4. inconvenient 6. unemployed
6. 1. let the cat out of the bag
2. a fish out of water
3. hold your horses
4. smell a rat
Grammar
1. 1. that / which ( ) 4. when / that ( )
2. where 5. who / that
3. whose 6. which
2. 1. that / which 4. who / that 7. who / that
2. who / that 5. where
3. where 6. whose
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3. Vocabulary and Grammar Answer Key
3. 1. I have known Sam, who is one of my best friends,
since we were children. / Sam, who I have known
since we were children, is one of my best friends.
2. The new theatre, whose manager is very young, has
made a successful start to the season.
3. Edinburgh, where my oldest friend lives, is the most
beautiful city in Scotland.
4. Cameron told me about his new job, which he is
enjoying very much.
5. My parents moved to this country five years ago,
when I was ten years old.
4. 1. Sharon had a car which / that was 12 years old.
2. On Monday, when she had an important meeting in
town, her car wouldn’t start. / Her car wouldn’t start on
Monday when she had an important meeting in town. /
On Monday, when her car wouldn’t start, she had an
important meeting in town.
3. She called the nearby garage, where she knew they
did quick repairs.
4. The mechanic, who kept her waiting for an hour,
managed to repair the car. / The mechanic, who
managed to repair her car, kept her waiting for an
hour.
5. In the end, Sharon, whose work requires a lot of
travelling, decided to buy a new car.
6. She went to speak to a local car salesman, who was
happy to help her.
5. 1. That’s the driver who / that smashed my car up.
2. Gilbert sent a letter to the programme that / which
he watches all the time.
3. They drove to Paris, which is easy to reach via the
Channel Tunnel.
4. I suggested visiting the house where our dad was
born.
5. This is the shop which / that had a terrible fire last
year.
6. Accept all logical and grammatically correct answers.
More Practice 6
Vocabulary
1. 1. hot 5. carefully
2. stay in 6. walk
3. minimally 7. restaurant
4. told the police 8. sun
2. 1. g 2. a 3. f 4. b 5. c 6. e 7. d
3. 1. deadly 5. blizzards
2. chilly 6. shiver
3. humidity 7. back and forth
4. slippery
4. 1. to buy 5. to fill up 9. doing
2. helping 6. Exercising 10. helping
3. to meet 7. to persuade
4. putting 8. getting
5. 1. fog 3. heat 5. storms
2. rains 4. cold 6. weather
6. 1. weather forecaster 5. rather than
2. drought 6. soaking wet
3. rainfall 7. avoid
4. ordinary
Grammar
1. 1. mustn’t 4. shouldn’t 7. can’t
2. must 5. might 8. needn’t
3. Could 6. ought to
2. 1. c 2. a 3. b 4. b 5. a 6. c
3. 1. shouldn’t have treated
2. could have taken
3. might / may not have given
4. couldn’t have forgotten
5. must have been
4. 1. I should have learned to swim when I was younger.
2. You don’t have to go out in this weather.
3. Tony can do amazing juggling tricks.
4. You mustn’t ride your bicycle here.
5. You shouldn’t waste all your money.
6. It may snow tomorrow.
7. Would you like to play a game of chess?
8. Could I borrow your bike?
5. Accept all logical and grammatically correct answers.
More Practice 7
Vocabulary
1. 1. stayed home 4. day 7. lake
2. late 5. water 8. horrified
3. boat 6. leaving
2. 1. d 2. a 3. e 4. c 5. f 6. b
3. 1. flight 3. go abroad 5. keep in mind
2. airline 4. luggage 6. research
4. 1. decision 4. possibility 7. darkness
2. difference 5. appointment
3. relationship 6. information
5. 1. belong to 6. rescuing
2. passengers 7. overnight
3. purpose 8. accommodation
4. aware 9. sign up
5. concerned
Grammar
1. 1. won’t 3. forget 5. were
2. earns 4. would 6. move
2. 1. will go 4. wouldn’t be able to
2. would be 5. call
3. tell 6. could reach
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4. Vocabulary and Grammar Answer Key
3. 1. had known; would have visited
2. had missed; would have been
3. had had; would have been able to
4. hadn’t told; would have thought
5. wouldn’t have burned; had loved
4. 1. hadn’t recommended; wouldn’t have seen
2. will miss; don’t leave
3. were; could speak
4. will call; arrive
5. won’t pay; come
6. feel; will return
7. would travel; could afford
5. 1. As soon as I get home, I’ll call my father.
2. If Lana hadn’t lost her mobile phone, she wouldn’t
have been upset.
3. If I were you, I would apologise.
4. I wouldn’t have had a headache if I hadn’t sat in front
of the computer all day.
5. Unless she works all day, Sheila won’t complete the
project.
6. If she hadn’t reminded me, I would have forgotten to
buy Mum a birthday present.
More Practice 8
Vocabulary
1. 1. c 2. f 3. a 4. b 5. e 6. d
2. 1. figure 3. guilty 5. liar
2. rough 4. frank
3. 1. get away with 4. trust
2. get caught 5. suspect
3. get into trouble 6. plagiarising
4. 1. good at 3. worried about 5. similar to
2. late for 4. pleased with 6. proud of
5. 1. took place 4. cheat 7. deceive
2. choice 5. pleased with 8. staff
3. admitted 6. blame
Grammar
1. 1. a 2. b 3. a 4. b
2. 1. was published 4. was made
2. is going to be 5. must be finished
interviewed / is 6. is explained
being interviewed 7. had been taken
3. shouldn’t be allowed
3. 1. Yes, it was built this year.
2. How is it spelled / spelt?
3. He is being questioned about the accident.
4. Yes, I should have been given a promotion.
5. Yes, it has just been caught.
4. 1. He shouldn’t have been told about the accident.
2. As far as I know, the house hasn’t been sold.
3. The atlas was borrowed by Karen.
4. The trees by the river won’t be cut down.
5. Games are being played on my computer.
6. Road accidents are often caused by fog.
7. Why has that man been arrested?
5. 1. rent; is given
2. must be parked; are … provided
3. were made; have been revealed
4. has got; have been informed / were informed
5. was written; had/got … translated
6. might have been written; lived
7. covered; were repainted
8. had/got … repaired; haven’t received
More Practice 9
Vocabulary
1. 1. a 2. a 3. a 4. b 5. b 6. a 7. a
2. 1. b 2. e 3. a 4. d 5. f 6. c
3. 1. sitcom 4. plot 7. appeals to
2. predictable 5. cut off 8. viewers
3. starred 6. remarkable 9. kicked off
4. 1. am getting used to 3. am used to
2. got used to 4. didn’t use to
5. 1. came on 4. is putting on /
2. sold out is going to put on
3. go on 5. tune in to
Grammar
1. 1. hated 4. would bring 7. having
2. had been 5. not to
3. hadn’t given 6. I was
2. 1. that day
2. the next day / the following day / the day after
3. those
4. the previous day / the day before
5. that
6. the following
3. 1. Cathy said that she was making fish and chips for
dinner that night.
2. My uncle said that the weather had been very
unreliable that month.
3. Norman said that they wouldn’t be able to pay the bill
till the following week / the week after.
4. Glenda complained that she couldn’t reach the top
shelf from there.
4. 1. Lana asked me how long my father had been
a detective.
2. Jon wanted to know what time their train
to Mumbai was leaving.
3. He asked his wife why she had turned off
the burglar alarm.
4. Alec asked his cousin if / whether he / she had been
at the game the previous night / the night before.
5. 1. going to 4. wanted 7. was
2. would prefer 5. were 8. was hurting
3. didn’t want 6. thought 9. not to
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