8 D So do I/ neither do I

3. Neither can 4. Neither am 5. So did 6. Neither did7. So have 8. So was 9. Neither would 10. So am 11. So do 12. Neither am13. So was 14. So did 15 Neither have 16. So do 17. So am 18. Neither will 19. So did 20. Neither can

8 C Phrasal verbs

a 2. picking up 3. looking for 4. putting away 5. Turning up 6. Trying on 7. taking off 8. Looking up 9. writing down 10. going back.


C 2. √ 3. pay them back 4. take it back 5.√ 6. Looking after them 7. call me back 8.√ 9. Looking for it 10.√

8B Too, Too much/many, enough, etc…

2. a lot of 3. none 4. enough money 5. any 6. too 7. a little 8. too much 9. too many 10. too 11. safe enough 12. too much 13. too much 14. enough experience 15. too many 16. a few 17. too 18. very little 19. too much 20. too many.

REVIEW ENGLISH FILE ELEMENTARY, VOCABULARY

REVIEW ENGLISH FILE ELEMENTARY, PRONUNCIATION AND GRAMMAR

8 A something, anything, nothing…

1. somewhere 2. somebody, nobody 3. anything, nowhere 4. nobody 5. something 6. anywhere 7. Somebody, anybody 8. anything, nothing, anything.

7D Grammar Passive

2. Was made 3. Are checked 4. Was painted 5. . Are written 6.isn’t locked 7. Was bitten 8. Was…sold 9. Was worn 10.were built 11. Was given 12. Were stopped

7C Grammar used to

2. He used to have 3. He didn’t use to eat 4. He didn’t use to wear 5. He used to smoke 6. He didn’t use to play 7. she didn’t use to have. 8. She used to wear 9. She didn’t use to play 10. She used to wear 11. She used to play 12. She didn’t use to ride.

8D Grammar Adverbs.

a Badly, carefully, dangerously, fast, well, hard, loud, quietly, slowly.
b 2. He’s talking loudly 3.he’s driving slowly 4. He’s opening quietly 5. He’s singing badly 6.he’s playing well 7. He’s working hard 8. He’s riding dangerously 9.he’s writing carefully.

8C Grammar would like/ like

a 2. would you like to have 3, would like to have 4. would like to travel 5. would you like to play 6. wouldn’t like to be 7. would like to buy
C 1. Do 2. Would 3. Does 4. Would 5. Would.

Superlative adjectives

A 1 M is the friendliest city in England 2 M is the most expensive restaurant in New York 3 The Nile is the longest river in the world 4 Granada is the most beautiful city in Spain 5The Mona Lisa is the most famous painting in the world 6 Mont Blanc is the highest mountain in Europe.

B 1 the worst 2 the funniest 3 the tallest 4 the best 5 the most beautiful

C 1 The JJ is the shortest 2 The RD is the fastest 3The JJ is the slowest 4 the most expensive 5 the least expensive.

8 B Grammar Superlative adjectives

2. What’s the tallest animal in the world?
3. What’s the fastest animal in the world?
4. What’s the heaviest snake in the world?
5. What’s the biggest land animal in the world?
6. What’s the noisiest land animal in the world?
7. What’s the noisiest sea animal in the world?
8. What’s the slowest land animal in the world?
9. What’s the most dangerous insect in the world?

Comparative adjectives

A 1 bigger, 2 more careful, 3 more expensive 4 better 5 fatter 6 more famous 7 newer 8 more modern 9 younger 10 cheaper 11 more delicious 12 richer 13 longer 14 hungrier 15 nicer 16 happier 17 more difficult 18 older 19 more beautiful 20 friendlier 21 hotter 22 more wonderful 23 worse 24 smaller 25 sadder.

B 1 A is colder than S 2 S is hungrier than J 3 W is smaller than NY 4Mary is happier than Mike 5 I’m younger than my brother 6 film stars are richer than teachers 7 Peter is friendlier than Chris.

C 1 than 2 more 3 is 4 Queen Anne/ King John 5 expensive 6 slower 7 King John/ Queen Anne 8 longer.

8 A Grammar Comparative adjectives

2. N. Y is more dangerous than London. A R D is more expensive than a C. 4. Germany is smaller than France. 5. Water is healthier than beer. 6. Seville is hotter than Toronto. 7. a Lamborghini is faster than a Fiat. 8. CDs are newer than cassettes.9. R.J is wetter than M. 10. The Leaning tower of P. is older than the Taj Mahal.

7 B Grammar Present Perfect or past simple.

1. was, ‘ve seen, saw
2 have… ever been, did, did…last, learnt.
3. have …known, ‘ve been, did…meet, worked.
4.’ve lived, lived, did… leave, retired
5. have..been, didn’t…go, didn’t have
6. ‘s been, got.

7 A Grammar Present Perfect + for and since

2 have … known, ‘ve known for ages. 3 hasn’t eaten since 4. ‘ve been married since 1972. 5. have…had, ‘ve had, since. 6. hasn’t worked for 7. ‘ve been since 8. has…. Worked, ‘s worked, for 9. have…been, ‘ve played, since 10. hasn’t rained for.

7c grammar going to

Just a note to tell you there 's a mistake in sentence 3. are going to buy

7D Grammar Be going to (predictions)

2. He’s going to kiss her.
3. She’s going to buy some shoes.
4. He’s going to his Italian class.
5. He’s going to have/eat a sandwich.
6. She’s going to buy a dog
7. He’s going to do the housework.
8. She’s / they’re going to have a baby

7C Grammar Be going to (plans)

2. is going to bring 3. are going to buy 4. are they going to do 5. Aren’t going to give 6. isn’t going to teach 7. is going to go back 8. are you going to watch 9. are going to watch 10. am not going to go out tonight 11. Am going to go 12. are you going to do 13. am going to stay 14. are you going to take 15. are going to stay.

MAKE & DO

1 make 2. made 3 made 4 make 5 do 6 make 7 make 8 made 9 do10 do11 making 12 do13 made 14 done 15 make 16 make 17 made 18 made 19 making 20 does 21 do 22 made 23 doing.