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    Practice Test – Intermediate 2 – Final Exam

    A. Unreal conditional sentences with if clauses (2nd conditional) – fill in the black with the
    appropriate words:
    1. If I ___________ (be) you, I ________________ (get) another job.
    2. He ____________ (travel) more, if he ________________ (be) younger.
    3. If everyone _________(have) clean water, there ____________ (be) less disease.
    4. She _____________ (be) happier if she ________ (have) a boyfriend, but I’m not sure.
    5. If I _________ (make) more money at work, I ___________ (save) some money finally!
    Unreal conditional sentences with if clauses (2nd conditional) – complete the sentence:
    1. If I had a million dollars, __________________________________________________.
    2. If I caught my girlfriend/boyfriend cheating, __________________________________.
    3. If I grew up in the United States, ___________________________________________.

    B. Past Modals – complete the sentences with would have or should have, and the words
    given:
    1. My mom asked me to tell her what I thought of her haircut. It looked terrible but I said
    I liked it. (I/not /tell her a lie) __________________________________________.
    (You/tell her the truth) __________________________________________________.
    2. I found a wallet with $300 in it, and kept the money, and now I am being called a thief.
    (You/not/keep the money) _______________________________________________.
    (I/return the wallet) _____________________________________________________.
    3. I forgot my mom’s birthday, so I told her that my card got lost in the mail, and my
    phone wasn’t working. (You/make an apology) ________________________________
    ___________________________________________.
    (I/send her flowers)
    ____________________________________________________________.

    C. Reported Speech: REQUESTS


    1. Tyler: “Harry, can you close the door please?” (ask)
    ______________________________________________________________________.
    2. Julia to Daniel: “Hang up your coat.” (said)
    ______________________________________________________________________.
    3. Mom to son: “Don’t be so messy.” (tell)
    ______________________________________________________________________.
    4. Mario: “Hey Sandra, do you want to have coffee after class?” (ask)
    ______________________________________________________________________.
    5. Jan: “Don’t leave your shoes in the living room.” (said)
    ______________________________________________________________________.
    6. Teacher to class: “Could you stop using your phones?” (ask)
    ______________________________________________________________________.
    7. Sally: “Meet me at Juan Veldez in an hour.” (said)
    ______________________________________________________________________.
    D. Reported Speech: STATEMENTS
    1. Lori: “I can’t come becaue I am feeling sick.” _________________________________
    ______________________________________________________________________.
    2. Anita: “I’ll be there.” ____________________________________________________
    ______________________________________________________________________.
    3. Brad: “I’ve had the flu since Monday.” ______________________________________
    ______________________________________________________________________.
    4. Donna and William: “We may be out of town.” _______________________________
    ______________________________________________________________________.
    5. Marco: “You look really nice tonight.” _______________________________________
    ______________________________________________________________________.
    6. David: “ I promise I will do your homework.” _________________________________
    ______________________________________________________________________.

    REVIEW:

    1. If you don’t save your money, you (are going to/can/may) spend it all.
    2. You’ll have more money to spend if you (have/had/will have) a high paying job.
    3. “I enjoy (to travel/traveling)!”
    “So am I / so do I / Neither do I”.
    4. “I really hate working (on/in/at) the weekends.”
    “Neither do I / neither am I / so do I”
    5. “I’m not good at (to use/using) computers.”
    “Neither am I / so do I / so am I”
    6. I would make/do a good journalist because I enjoy (researching/to research) things and
    writing about them.
    7. The pyramids ______________ (build) by the ancient Egyptians.
    8. Some Ecuadorians _______________ (grow) bananas.
    9. The Euro ___________ (use) in many European countries.
    10. Spanish ___________ (speak) in many Latin American countries.
    11. Brazilians __________ (speak) Portuguese.
    12. What (have you been/have you/were)
    13. English class is very fascinat__ . I never feel bor___ during class.
    14. She is wrinkling her nose. It definitely (mean/means) she is (disgusted/bored/tired).
    15. He is rolling his eyes. Maybe it (mean/means) he is ( nervous/disgusted/annoyed).
    16. Permission: You (have to/ could/ are allowed to) smoke here.
    17. Obligation: You (can’t/ have to/ can) take off your shoes.
    18. Prohibition: You (can’t/ have to not/ are allowed) feed the animals.

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