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    Grammar Preparation A. Complete The Second Sentence So That It Has A Similar Meaning To The First

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    The document provides examples to practice conditional sentences and reported speech. It contains exercises with blanks to complete sentences in the conditional or reported form based on given prompts. The prompts cover topics like exams, weather, emailing, meetings, sleep, living locations, ownership of shops and bridges, baking cakes, growing apples, trying on shoes, gifts, leaving items, sharing flats, abilities and activities.

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    Grammar Preparation

    A. Complete the second sentence so that it has a similar meaning to the first
    1. James doesn’t study, so he fails the exam.
    If James studied, he _____________ the exam.
    2. You should go to bed earlier – you always feel tired!
    If you __________ to bed earlier, you wouldn’t always feel tired.
    3. I buy lots of magazines, so I never have any money.
    If I _________ so many magazines, I’d have more money.
    4. If George studied harder, his results would be better.
    George _________ hard, so his results aren’t good.
    5. I don’t think you should spend so much time on the computer.
    If I _____________, I wouldn’t spend so much time on the computer.

    B. Complete the sentences below with conditional sentences!


    1. If the students _________(not/be) late for the exam, they ______(pass).
    2. If the weather _____________ (not/be) so cold, we __________(go) to the beach.
    3. If she ____________(have) her laptop with her, she ____________(email) me.
    4. If she ______________(not/go) to the meeting, I __________(not/go) either.
    5. If the baby ________________(sleep) better last night, I ________ (not/be) so
    tired.
    C. Complete the second sentence so that it has a similar meaning to the
    first.
    1. Our dog wakes me up at seven every morning.
    I ____________ by our dog at seven every morning.
    2. My family has owned this baker’s shop for a long time.
    This baker’s shop ___________ by my family for a long time.
    3. Someone built this bridge thirty years ago.
    This bridge _____________ thirty years ago.
    4. This shop doesn’t bake its cakes here.
    The cakes in this shop _____________ here.
    5. Where do they grow apples?
    Where ____________________?
    6. I think a lot of people have tried on these shoes!
    I think these shoes ________________ on by a lot of people.
    7. Did someone in your family give you those trainers?
    ____________those trainers by someone in your family?
    8. You must leave all cameras and mobiles here.
    All cameras and mobiles ______________ here.
    D. Complete the second sentence so that it has a similar meaning to the
    first.
    1 ‘I lived in London as a child,’ said Millie.
    Millie said she __________ in London as a child.
    2 ‘I haven’t been in the same house all my life,’ said Tom
    Tom said he _____________ in the same house all his life.
    3 ‘I’m sharing a flat with a friend,’ said Jake.
    Jake said he ____________ a flat with a friend.
    4 ‘I can’t keep any pets in my flat,’ said Sarah to me.
    Sarah told ______________ keep any pets in her flat.
    5 ‘I don’t want to play football,’ complained Jack.
    Jack complained that he _____________ to play football.
    6 ‘I’m going out later,’ Ben told his mum.
    Ben told his mum that ______________ later.
    7 ‘I didn’t go to bed late last night,’ said Steven.
    Steven said he _____________ to bed late last night.
    8 ‘I wrote several emails yesterday,’ Bella told me.
    Bella said _____________ several emails the previous day.

    E. Complete the sentences with the words or phrases in the box. There are
    two extra options.
    a few a little any how much
    lot lots too many too much
    very few very little

    1. We haven’t got ____________ eggs in the fridge. We’ve beaten them all!
    2. Our teacher asked us _________ water we drink every day.
    3. I only know _________ words in Spanish. I can buy a drink, but I can’t have a
    conversation.
    4. There were ___________ people waiting outside the cinema for tickets, so we
    couldn’t see the film.
    5. There is a ____________ of fruit in the fridge, if you’re hungry.
    6. _____________ students are enjoying the book we’re reading in English at the
    moment. It’s not very popular!
    7. I always have __________ salt on my food. I know it’s not healthy, but food
    doesn’t taste good without it!

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