6 (money) do doctors earn? 7 uncle has died? 8 wife is coming (later)? Unit 38 ‘A 1 What are you looking at? What are you talking about? What are you waiting for? ‘What are you pointing at? What are you ashamed off ‘What is she famous for? ‘What is he going to complain about? Whaat is she going to be late for? What do you feel nervous about? What 6 for for 7 What What 8 like like 9 how what ° Unit 39 A. 1 Which flight did you take? Which hotel did you stay at? What music do you like? What magazine did you buy? What company do you work for? 6 What language are you learning? Which 4 What Which 5 Which What © 1 Who 4 What 2 Which 5 Which 3 What 6 Who Unit 40 A 1 wasn’t 5 has 2 had 6 didn’t know 3 domtknow 7 isn’t 4 didn’t land can't 5 wasn’t doesn't 6 isn't didn't 7 don't weren't 8 haven't doesn’t get headaches. cant relax, didn’t miss a lecture. isn’t a nervous person. doesn’t lose things. wasn't a happy child. hasn’t decided on a career. D 1 no 4 no 2 no 5 No 3 not 6 not Unit 41 A 1 Can't you drive, Melanie? 2 Won't you be at the disco, Rachel? 3. Haven't you got/Dor't you have a television, Nick? B_ 1 Don't you feel well? or Aren't you feeling well? 2 Haven't they arrived yet? 3 Didn't she say hello? 4 Can't you swim? C No 2¥es 3¥es 4No D_ 1 Why didn't the staff know what to do? 2. Why couldn't they stop the ride? 3. Why aren't they trained in frst eid? 4 Why wasn’t the ambulance called immediately? 5. Why didn't the doctor have a mobile phone? Unit 42 A 1 acomment 3 aquestion 2 acomment 4 aquestion Bo 1 isntit? 5 don’t they? 2 are there? 6 can’t we? 3 aren'tyou? 7 was it? 4 didn't you C1 don't you? 5 does it? 2 haven't 6 is there? 3 aren'tyou? 7 can you? 4 do yout D_ 1 Let’ listen to some music, shall we? 2. Don’t do anything silly, will you? 3 You haver’t got a train timetable, have you? 4 Pass me the salt, an you?/could you? oR You couldn’t pass me the salt, could you? Unit 43 A 1 neither am I 4 sodol 2 Neither can I 5 Neither have 1 3 soam| 6 so would | B 1 neither does Emma, 4 neither is Melanie. 2 so has Emma, 5 so does Emma. 3 neither can Mark, 6 so does Claire. C 1 Ldon'texpectso 4 I don't think so 2 I suppose so 5 Tmafraid not 3 Thope not Unit 44 A 1 She can’t play the violin. 2. He can climb trees 3 She can juggle 4 They can't lift the weights. KEY TO THE EXERCISES # PAGE 391Bou 2 3 4 Tcan walk or I'm able to walk Tan go on Tl be able to go to be able to get been able to do Cc 1c) 2a) D4 2 3 was able to could could/was able to 4 were able to 5 couldn’t/wasn't able to Unit 45 A/ (Can, could and may are all possible.) 2 3 1 Am Tallowed to Can I borrow your calculator? May | join you? Could I look at your notes? You can have a picnic. You can’t drop litter. You can turn left. You can’t play ball games/football You can’t smoke. I wasn't allowed to have wwe're/we are allowed to have we're/we are allowed to do we'll/we will be allowed to hold 4 Am [allowed to May 1 5 May Am L allowed to Unit 46 A (May and might are both possible.) she might be She may be She might be sitting 4 She may be having 5 You might find 6 She might know He may/might win. J may/might have one, ‘We may/might get one. She may/might be late. They may/might be visiting me. mightn't 4 mightn't 5 couldn't couldn't mightn’t cant 4 must 5 might can't might must Unit 47 Al Thad to pay, did you have to pay You have to slam, You'll have to fix do you have to take, I'l have to take ‘We had to move, We didn’t have to look, ‘We've/We have had to do hnas to start, does he have to get PAGE 392 © KEY TO THE EXERCISES. You must get to work on time. has to keep his dog under control. ‘You must listen carefully, visitors have to report to the security officer. must has to have to must 5 have to 6 must 7 must Unit 48 A ° U A must, mustn't, needn't mustn't, must mustn't, needn't mustn't, must, needn't didn’t have to wait ages to cross the road. don't have to work long hours. doesn't have to work in a factory. didn’t have to lock their doors. don’t have to wash their clothes by hand. we didn't need to borrow any money. I needn't have bothered. We needn't have left/We didn’t need to leave so early. I didn’t need to pay to go in. you needn't have tipped/you didi't need to tip the waiter. init 49 shouldn't should oughta’t shouldn't 4 ought 5 should 6 ‘We'd better wait (for Rachel), You'd better lock it/lock your bike. I'd better tidy my 190m. You'd better not drive/We'd better not go too fast. ‘We'd better do some revision m/l am supposed to take two before meals. ‘They’re/They are supposed tc report to the police. You're/ You are supposed to stand in a queue. They aren't supposed to wateh it We had/We'd better hurry. ox We should hhurry./We ought to hurry. We had/We'd better not be ox We oughtr't to be/We shouldn't be should arrive/ought to arrive You shouldn’t take/You oughtn’t to take We aren't supposed to getUnit 50 Al 6 Can I have a fork, please? Could I have a towel, please? Would you mind answering the phone? must have like want 5 Can/Could 6 Would 2 wonder 8 Can/Could Can I have a receipt, please?/Can you give me a receipt, please? Could you tell me the time, please? Can you help me, please? Could I have a bag, please?/Could you give me a bag, please? Would you mind clearing a space (on the table), please? Could I speak to the manager, please? Unit 51 Al Shall we stop for a minute? Would you like a game? PI post that letter for you. Shall 4 Would Shall 5 will could 6 Would Would you like a cup of tea? or Will/Won't you have a cup of tea? What shall/can/should J say in my letter? Let’s have/We could have a cup of coffee. or Shall we have a cup of coffee? IVI can walk home with you. ox Shall/Can walk home with you? ‘Would you like 10 visit me one weekend? ‘on Will/Won't you visit me one weekend? Unit 52 A 1 2 3 4 will 5 won't would 7 will would wouldn't would will help 5 wouldn'tlet 6 will give won't go would like wouldn't open wor't stand Shall we go to the swimming-pool? T won't take any risks, Yd/I would like a shower (, please). You shouldn't decide in a hurry. (think) the world will end in the year 3000, Unit 53 A 1b) 2a) 3b) B_ 1 They shouldn’t have left/oughtn’t to have left 2 3 Rene Unit A litter everywhere. She should say/ought to say hello to people. He shouldn't have been/oughtn’t to have been late for the interview. She should have looked./She ought to have looked. he shouldn't have left might have taken You must have been he can't have rung someone must have posted it. she may/might not have hearé the alarm, he shouldn't have driven/oughtn’t to have driven at 100 miles an hour/so fast, He can’t/couldn’t have failed the exam. 54 Dinner is being served. Some houses are being builk. The seals are being fed A flag is being raised. 4 hadn't been looked 5 has been done 6 is used will be done/are going to be done will... be called cartt be bought should be sold is owned was being used was bought got hurt get lost 3 get broken 4 got divorced Unit 55 A were blocked were brought is being done said swept 6 burst 7 were rescued 8 received 9 reached my brother 4 ‘The water 5 terrorists 6 the alarm The guide The dog was won by Claude Jennings. did a parachute jump last week been attacked by a bull. being built likes Jessica, been thrown away. been kidnapped by Martians. was seen by five people. KEY TO THE EXERCISES # PAGE 393,Unit Al 2 3 Unit A 1 2 3 4 56 was taken was done was interviewed by a very nice young police officer fingerprints were found (by detectives) burglar was identified (by the police computer), bas been arrested (he) is being questioned jewellery hasn't been found didn't produce many cars for sale. production was started by a German called Karl Benz. is now seen as the father of the motor car. People should use them/bicycles for short journeys. someone has energy? they're/they are going to knock it down/knock down this building you shouldn't keep them/eggs in a freezer. people put itiitter in the bin? 57 New employees are given special training, Extra payments are given to staff who perform well Most employees are offered company shares All Zedco staff are allowed six weeks’ holiday. ‘A full salary is paid to women who leave to have children, iscovered a new source of expected that the soap opera ‘Round the Corner’ will end next year. It is supposed that the footballer Wayne Johnson is earning £10 million a year. It is believed that the Prime Minister and his wife have separated. is expected to end next year. The footballer Wayne Johnson is supposed to be earning £10 million 2 year. The Prime Minister and his wife are believed to have separated 58 had his car repaired is having her photo taken. hhad his windows cleaned is having her eyes tested. 1 David (has) had his arm bandaged. Daniel is going to have his tooth filled. Laura is having her photos developed PAGE 394 @ KEY TO THE EXERCISES ° did you get your arm bandaged, David? did you get your tooth filled, Daniel? did you get your photos developed, Laura? ‘Tom had his car stolen from outside his, house. Rita had her rent increased by ten per cent. David has had his electricity cut off Unit 59 Al He is afraid of being sent away. He doesn't want to be misunderstood He hopes to be offered a job. He doesn't mind being paid low wages at first. He is willing to be re-trained. He would like to be given a chance being used 4 togive working to be invited to be treated being taken to finish missing to be handed tobe being told to write tobe tidied hoovering/to be hoovered todo ironing/to be ironed Unit 60 Al a ‘Trevor promised to put up the shelves/to put the shelves up (soon). Claire decided to buy both the dresses. Melanie offered to cook the meal. ‘Tom threatened to shoot Nick's dog/the dog, “They seem to believe it seems to have improved She doesn't seem to like He seems to be working, He doesn't seem to have made on He seems not to have made to hang to come to be having 4 to invite 5 wtake 6 to have left Unit 61 Al veil have given up trying. om I gave up trying. I can't imagine being enjoy watching it on TV. suggested having a party. cantt stand lying couldn't/can't resist having couldn't face doing can't help feeling,C1 tying 5 getting 2 walking 6 changing 3 ringing 7 missing 4 waiting 8 discussing Unit 62 A 1 toget 6 togo 2 to leave 7 tohire 3 staying 8 driving 4 sitting 9 to spend 5 touring 10 taking B 1 taking 6 to repair 2 losing 7 waiting 3 toinsist 8 tohave 4 arguing 9’ to accept 5 tobe 10 saying 1 Idon’t mind asking to see the manager. 2. Matthew admitted promising to go to Scotland. 3. the band happened to finish playing, Unit 63 A 1 Pé like to buy this tin. 2 Like driving this car. 3. I'd like to see the manager. 4 Like chasing rabbits. B 1 he loves watching/to watch 2 Iwouldn’t like to work 3 Td like to see 4 Pd prefer to come/go 5 Thate queuing 6 He doesn't like cooking 7 Td love to fly 8 Tlike to have CL to driverdriving 3 to go/going 2 to make 4 to search Unit 64 AL mentioning 5 to lock 2 agreeing 6 looking 3 tocall 7 to look 4 to lock B 1 running 6 totell 2 to make 7 to disappoint 3 spending 8 phoning 4. watching 9 to explain 5 to work 10 going C1 Harriet didn’t even try to move the piano. 2 Mike will never forget seeing a spaceship. 3. The walls need painting. 4 Natasha didn’t mean to be unkind to Jessica. 5. Andrew went on studying through the night. 6 Mark stopped to make a phone call. AL 2 3 bi 2 it 65 Guy invited Kitty to come on his chat show. Sarah reminded Mark to get the theatre tickets, ‘ne dentist told Daniel to give up eating sweets. The police ordered the gunman to come out with his hands up. don’t want her to do a parachute jump doesn’t want him to fall in Jove with her would like/'d like her to go (on holiday) with them The police must stop the suspects leaving the country. The President didn’t expect Congress to oppose him. The terrorists forced the hostages to lie down. The government doesn't mind the pound falling in value. 3 touse 4 to take to travel buying Unit 66 Al 2 3 ° He can't think what to say. ‘They're not sure/They aren’t sure where to go. She doesn’t know how to stop. 4 what to do 5 who to contact what to expect where to go how to find whether to do how much (money) to spend whether to join which route to take which (lottery numbers) to choose Unit 67 A simple to use the computer. difficult to understand the handbook It's easy to run any kind of software. It's absolutely fascinating to explore the world of Compex. Are you ready to try the ultimate computer experience? is very simple to use. isn’t difficult to understand, Any kind of software is easy to run. The world of Compex is absolutely fascinating to explore. itt is ikely to be pretty crowded. 2. she's/she is certain to be there. 3 you're/you are unlikely to find it. ox you'll be D lof 2 for unlikely to find it 3o0f dof 5 for KEY TO THE EXERCISES # PAGE 295