End of year revision 2nd
Batxillerat Grammar &
Vocabulary
1 Complete the sentences with the verbs in the
box. Use the correct participle or participial phrases. Sometimes more than one
answer is possible.
check cry
live run shake
shock walk
Running
around the track, he got very tired.
1 Shocked to hear the news, he turned
pale and left the room.
2 Having
checked all his messages, he put
down the phone.
3 Living in the countryside, he’s lost
touch with many of his friends in the city.
4 Walking into the job interview, he
tripped and fell over.
5 The
teacher saw Vicky crying and asked
her what was wrong.
6 I
felt the ground shake/shaking
beneath my feet and ran outside.
2 Complete the second sentence so that it has
the same meaning as the first sentence. Use the words in brackets.
1 It’s not against the rules for staff to chew
gum. (be allowed to)
Staff
is/are allowed to chew gum.
2 I should have arrived on time. (if
only)
If
only I had arrived on time.
2 I really want to be able to play the violin.
(wish)
I
wish I were able to/was able to/could play the violin.
3 I really want my neighbours to stop playing
loud music. (wish)
I
wish my neighbours would stop playing loud music.
4 I won’t go shopping unless you lend me your
car. (if)
If
you don’t lend me your car, I won’t go shopping.
5 I failed my exam because I didn’t study. (had)
If I
had studied, I wouldn’t have failed my exam.
6 The hairdresser cut Sue’s hair yesterday. (got)
Sue got her hair cut yesterday.
7 They gave Mrs Harris a present. (was)
Mrs Harris was given a present.
8 There’s the place – I got married there. (where)
There’s the place where I got married.
9 ‘You broke my bike,’ Ian said to Helen. (accused)
Ian accused Helen of breaking his bike.
10 ‘I didn’t hit your car, Mr Long,’ said Dan. (denied)
Dan denied hitting/having hit Mr Long’s
car.
3 Choose the correct options or complete the
gaps with the correct forms of the verbs in brackets.
Pop-up shops, which / where are temporary shops that appear for a short period of time,
are becoming more common. Pop-up shops (1) are
used (use) by businesses because they are often more affordable than having
a permanent shop. They are also useful for promoting a business because their
sudden appearance (2) is usually noticed
(usually / notice) by passers-by and potential customers. They (3) give (give) businesses the opportunity
to test new products on the market, (4) which / who helps
them for the future. The temporary nature of a pop-up shop also (5) encourages (encourage) people (6) which / who are browsing to make quick purchases. There are some
customers (7) whose / who admit (8) buying (buy) items from pop-up shops
that they might not buy in normal shops.
4 Complete the sentences with the correct forms
of the verbs in bold.
Gemma promised to
text me when she
got home. (text)
1 Kamil apologized for forgetting his mother’s birthday. (forget)
2 By the time you arrived, we had already been waiting for three
hours. (already / wait)
3 Sam advised his sister not to go to the party. (not
/ go)
4 Did
you see James yesterday? (see)
5 Sorry, I forgot the money. I will bring it tomorrow, I promise. (bring)
6 Have
you ever visited the Taj Mahal? (ever
/ visit)
5 Complete the second sentence so that it has
the same meaning as the first sentence. Use the words in bold.
1 He’s starting doing judo. (taken)
He’s taken
up judo.
2 Susan has given up cigarettes. (stopped)
Susan has stopped smoking (cigarettes).
3 My internet shopping addiction is out of
control. (hand)
My internet
shopping addiction has got out of hand.
4 These tickets are very expensive. (arm)
These
tickets cost an arm and a leg.
5 My sister is doing lots of shopping to make
herself feel better. (therapy)
My sister is
getting some retail therapy.
6 Dan is very unhappy at the moment. (down)
Dan is feeling down at the moment.
6 Complete the sentences. Use the correct forms
of phrasal verbs formed from the words in bold.
I’ve decided
to sign up for
a triathlon. (sign)
1 Jane couldn’t
finish the race and dropped out
three kilometres from the end. (drop)
2 I don’t like
it when people listen in on my
conversations. (listen)
3 He finished
talking to his friend on the phone and then hung up. (hang)
4 After
answering my emails, I logged off
the computer. (log)
7 Complete the
sentences with a compound adjective formed with a word from A and a word from
B.
A ankle- average-
clean- friendly- scruffy-
well
B dressed length
looking (x2) shaven sized
After he removed his beard, he was clean-shaven.
1 His clothes were old and his hair was very
messy – he was scruffy-looking.
2 She was wearing a blue T-shirt and a long, ankle-length skirt.
3 He was well-dressed
in a suit and tie.
4 My sister is friendly-looking . She’s always smiling.
5 He wasn’t fat
or thin – he was average-sized .
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