Page 50 - English Vocabulary In Use upper intermediet and advance

Exercises

Fill the gaps with a suitable word from A opposite.
1 You can come to the party ........................................ you don't bring that ghastly friend
of yours.
2 ........................................ emergency in the machine-room, sound the alarm and notify
the supervisor at once.
3 ........................................ I hear from you, I'll assume you are coming.
4 A person may take the driving test again ........................................ they have not
already taken a test within the previous fourteen days.
5 ........................................ I lent you my car, would that help?

The pictures show conditions that must be met to do certain things. Make different
sentences using words and phrases from the opposite page.
Example: You can have a passenger
on a motorbike provided they wear a helmet.
or Unless you wear
a helmet, you can't
ride on a motorbike.

2 3 Change the sentences with -ever to no matter, and vice-versa.
1 Wherever she goes, she always takes that dog of hers.
2 If anyone rings, I don't want to speak to them, no matter who it is.
3 No matter what I do, I always seem to do the wrong thing.
4 It'll probably have meat in it, whichever dish you choose. They don't cater for non-meat
eaters here.
5 No matter how I do it, that recipe never seems to work.

What would your answers be to these questions?
1 Are there any prerequisites for the job you do or would like to do in the future?
2 Under what circumstances would you move from where you're living at the moment?
3 What are the normal entry requirements for university in your country?
4 On what condition would you lend a friend your hornelflat?

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