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    Vocabulary

    1. Choose the correct word, A, B or C, for each space.

    1. Don’t worry! There’s nothing to be afraid __________.

    a) of b) with c) about

    2. Sally is very jealous __________ her younger sister but I don’t know why.

    a) of b) with c) about

    3. You should be ashamed __________ yourself. Why were you so rude to Tom?

    a) of b) with c) about

    4. Josh is crazy ____________ flying and wants to be a pilot one day.

    a) of b) with c) about

    2. Match the adjectives 1–8 with their opposites a–h.

    1. miserable a. cheerful

    2. nervous b. proud

    3. awful c. funny

    4. ordinary d. strange

    5. dull e. fantastic

    Grammar

    3. Circle the correct option in italics in each of these sentences.

    1. Could / Might you read and write when you were five years old?

    2. David might / can cook really well. I particularly like his pasta dishes.

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    3. We can / may often hear our neighbours arguing late at night.

    4. It might / can rain later so don’t forget your umbrella.

    4. Circle the correct option in italics in each of these sentences.

    1. Looking after very young children can be really tiring / tired so you have to be fit!

    2. That fish was absolutely disgusting / disgusted. I really couldn’t eat it.

    3. The first time I went on a plane, I was really excited / exciting. I couldn’t sleep the
    night before.

    4. Julia’s face usually goes bright red when she’s embarrassing / embarrassed.

    Pronunciation

    5. Listen to the sentences. Are the underlined modal verbs weak (W) or strong
    (S)?

    1. I can’t afford to go out this evening. _____

    2. We could meet at 6 o’clock. _____

    3. You shouldn’t eat so much sugar. _____

    4. I can help you later today. _____

    5. I know I should study harder. _____

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    6. How could you say that? _____

    7. I definitely couldn’t live without music. _____

    8. George can play the piano really well. _____

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