Complete the second sentence so that it has the same meaning as the first sentence. Use the word in capitals. E.G. 1 I never opened the door when I was alone in the house. USE I __didn’t use to open the door when I was alone in the house.
2 Did you switch off your bedroom light when your parents told you to? USE
you use to switch off your bedroom light when your parents told you to?
3 My friend Keith never said anything at parties. WOULDN'T
My friend Keith say anything at parties.
4 I loved going to my grandparents' house when I was young. USE
I to love going to my grandparents' house when I was young.
5 When I watched frightening films, I always closed my eyes and put my fingers in my ears. WOULD
When I watched frightening films, I close my eyes and put my fingers in my ears.
Task 2 (6 points)
Read the text. Choose the correct answer from the table
A Holiday to Help Others
Last summer, my friend Kara and I had a unique opportunity. Instead of going on a package holiday as we 1 normally do, we decided to volunteer in Puerto Rico.
Our friends and parents said it could be dangerous as we had 2 the continent and we knew little about the place. However, we were determined to go.
We went to a travel 3who arranges holidays for volunteers and she organised everything.
We ended up in a mountain village in Puerto Rico which had been seriously damaged in a terrible storm. We stayed in a small hotel in the valley, so we had to cycle 4 to the village every morning. The ride was hard and the work was even harder, but it was very satisfying.
A couple of evenings a week we 5 a lift into the nearest town where we could have a delicious meal or go dancing with other volunteers. I have to say that Puerto Rican food might be the best I have ever tasted! We weren't ready to leave after two weeks, and our 6 home was a sad one. After this experience, I will never go on a usual holiday again.
1.
must
would
had
2.
cross
miss
fly
3.
guide
leader
agent
4.
forward
uphill
back
5.
Used to get
Were getting
Might have got
6.
tour
Travel
journey
Flying (is) the fastest and possibly the least expensive way (to see) America.
If you (have) a round trip ticket to the United States, many airline companies (have) special tickets that let you (fly) at a big discount.
Although airtravel (is) the fastest, it (does not allow) you (to see) very much except clouds when you travel.
If you (want to see) the country from the ground, you should (consider taking) a bus.
12. It was a very situation. (interesting)
13. There’s been some very news. (surprising)
14. Tom’s mother was by what she found under his bed. (disgusted)
15. Their hamburgers are (disgusting)
16. My mother always arrives home from work thoroughly (exhausted)
17. She’s always showing off. It’s really _annoying)
18. I think Mark is one of the most people I’ve ever met. He can’t keep still for a second. (annoying)
19. I walked into this restaurant and there was Andy with a strange woman. He seemed really when he realized I saw him. (embarrassed)
20. She kept talking about her boyfriend problems all night. It was rather for all of us. (embarrassing)