Answer Key
Answer Key
1) PAST SIMPLE/ PRESENT PERFECT. Complete the dialogues with the correct form of the verb.
Have you ever swum
1 A: ____________________(you/ever/swim) in the sea or a lake?
swam
B: Yes, I ________________(swim) in Lake Como in Italy last year.
haven't felt
6 A: I _____________________________(not/feel) well all day. I’m going to bed.
've just made
B: I ___________________________(just/make) a cup of tea. Would you like one?
3) ACTIVE/ PASSIVE. Complete the text using the verbs in brackets in the correct form and
tense.
was made
Hamburgers are the most eaten food in the whole world. The first hamburgers _______ 1 (make) and sold
called
in Connecticut in 1895 by an American chef called Louis Lassen. Louis ________ 2 (call) them
hamburgers because he was given (give) the recipe by sailors from Hamburg in Germany. Hamburgers
_______3
became 4 (become) popular in America in the early part of the 20th century. Their popularity _______
________ grew 5
were bought
(grow) even more after the World War II, when they ________ 6 (buy) in large quantities by teenagers who
prefered 7 (prefer) fast food to family meals. In 1948 two brothers, Dick and Mac McDonald _______
________ opened 8
(open) a drive- in hamburger restaurant in San Bernardino, California. Nowadays 25,000 restaurants
have are eaten 10 (eat) every day in 115
opened 9 (open) and 35 million McDonald´s hamburgers __________
________
countries from India to the Arctic Circle.
4) PHRASAL VERBS. Replace the words in brackets with a suitable phrasal verb.
fill in
1 Excuse me! Can you (complete) _____________ this form?
cut down
2 I really should (stop eating) ______________the amount of candies you eat.
find out
3 The police are going to (discover)______________ what happened.
carry on
4 Do you think we should (continue) ___________ discussing for a bit longer? It’s lunch time!
to put away
5 My son’s bedroom is a mess! He never helps me (put in the right place)____________ his clothes.
7) Complete the conversations with the Present Simple, Present Perfect, or Past Simple form of
the verbs in brackets.
Conversation 1
A Have you ever ______
(1 eat) ______ eaten Thai food?
B Yes, I have.
A Did
(2 like) ______ like
you ______ it?
B liked it a lot because it was spicy.
Yes, I did. I (3 like) ______
Conversation 2
A do
Where (4 live) ______ live
you and your wife ______ ?
B We have a flat near the station.
A have you ______there?
How long (5 live) ______ lived
B got
Since we (6 get) ______ lived at home with our
married in 2002. Before that, we both (7 live) ______
parents.
Conversation 3
A Do
(8 read) ______ read novels?
you ______
B Yes, I do.
Have you ever ______
A (9 read) ______ read an American novel?
read The Great Gatsby at school.
B Yes, I (10 read) ______
Conversation 4
Have you ever ______
A (11 climb) ______ climbeda mountain?
8) Fill the gaps with the correct form of the verbs in brackets.
Linda: Did you read
1 _____________ (you/read) the Vogue magazine yesterday?
Megan: hardly ever buy(hardly ever/buy) magazines. I should 3 __________
No, I 2 ____________ do (do) it more often.
But tell me, what are the gossips?
Linda: arguing
Oh! It seems Angelina Jolie is tired of 4 ___________ (argue) with her father, who is going to
doesn't like
marry a woman that Angelina 5____________(not has released
like). And Cameron Diaz 6____________
(release) a new film recently. And what about the book you’re reading?
Megan: 's called
It 7 __________ was written (write) by Byrne. 9__________
(call) “The secret”. It 8__________ Reading (read) in bed
would love (love) it. How about you?
is a pleasure! I can lend it to you. I’m sure you 10 _________
Linda: 'm living
At the moment I 11 __________ (live) with my little sister. If I had my own bedroom, I
would read (read) in bed too.
12___________
9) Read the conversation between Rose and her boyfriend. Choose the correct option.
CHARLIE: Well Rose, are you coming or not? You know it’s very important for me 1) going/go/ to go. I’m
going over there 2) working/to work/ work for Microsoft and they’ve just told me I 3) must/ have
to/ don’t have to be there next Monday at 8 o’clock. There isn’t much time left for you to decide.
ROSE: I don’t think you 4) might/ must/ should leave without me. It’s so difficult 5) to be/ being/ be far
from my friends and family. We 6) don’t have to/ mustn’t/ must go together. I can stay here and
wait for you to come back. I hate 7) to do/ doing/ do this but that’s my final decision.