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Grammar File Answer Key: It and There

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Grammar File Answer Key: It and There

This document provides an answer key for a grammar file. It includes answers to exercises on topics like pronouns, comparisons, conditionals, verb tenses, passive voice, and more. The exercises assess understanding of basic grammar concepts and rules in English.
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Grammar File Answer Key

It and there    page 113  2A


1A 1 better
1  There  2  it  3  There  4  There  5  there  6  It  7  It 2 happier
3 more motivated / motivated more
1B 4 higher
Students’ own answers 5 more technological

2 2B
1 There are many negative effects (associated) with car good: better, best
ownership. busy: busier, busiest
2 It is easy to speak English. bad: worse, worst
3 It is very dry in the south of the country. excellent: more excellent, most excellent
4 There are not / aren’t many people who vote in local little: less, least
elections. boring: more boring, most boring
5 There are several cinemas in larger towns. far: farther / further, farthest / furthest
small: smaller, smallest
Pronoun referents    page 113  long: longer, longest
1 different: more different, most different
1 employees at the best companies
2 200 engineers and accountants interviewed by Herzberg Adverbs    pages 115–116 
3 200 engineers and accountants interviewed by Herzberg 1
4 a time when they felt exceptionally positive about their 1 Maybe I’ll do a Master’s degree.
job 2 My family certainly won’t be happy.
5 researchers 3 I like to do my homework well.
6 200 engineers and accountants interviewed by Herzberg 4 I find learning languages really difficult.
5 Some people are never satisfied.
2 6 Personally, I think private education is wrong.
1  they  2  this  3  This  4  He  5  they  6  those  7  it 7 I often get up before my parents do.

Much / many / a lot of    page 114  2


1A 1 Hopefully 5 Unfortunately
1 aren’t many 3 isn’t much 2 extremely 6 completely
2 isn’t much 4 aren’t many 3 a little 7 absolutely
4 from time to time 8 at all
1B
Students’ own answers Gerunds and infinitives    page 116 
2 1A
1 to live, Living
1 Correct
2 dancing, to find / finding, cycling
2 She eats a lot of food.
3 To get
3 We create a lot of waste.
4 to travel, to ski / skiing
4 It costs a lot of money to maintain the roads.
5 Correct 1B
Students’ own answers
Comparisons    page 114 
1A Uses of that    page 116 
1 less than 4 less, than 1A
2 fewer 5 fewer, than 1 Many people believe that war will end.
3 less 2 One benefit of consumerism is that economies grow.
3 –
1B
4 The subject that I liked the most was art.
1 I weigh more than I thought.
5 People that play computer games become addicted
2 I walked farther / further than I expected.
easily.
3 I try to swim more every week.
6 –
4 I want to sleep more than eight hours.
7 I’m so hard-working that I sometimes forget to have
5 There aren’t as many people in the park on weekdays as
lunch.
there are at the weekends.

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1B Describing the past    page 119 
Students’ own answers 1A
hid, did, died, dried, drank, kept, told, cut, ate, tended /
‘Real’ conditionals and time clauses    page 117  ended, drew, won
1A
1 will have to, happens 5 grows 1B
2 have, don’t have 6 have 1 did, tended 4 drew / won, drew / won
3 pass, might / may / could study 7 become 2 kept, died 5 cut, ate
4 take, am 3 told, kept

1B 2
Students’ own answers 1 used to go 6 started
2 used to put 7 woke up
2A 3 were camping 8 realized
1 unless 4 when 4 was 9 were
2 when 5 while 5 were sleeping 10 were
3 unless 6 whenever
The passive    page 120 
2B 1
1 I won’t learn to drive if I don’t get a car. 1  P  2  P  3  A  4  P  5  P  6  A
3 Young people become obese if they don’t exercise.
2A
‘Unreal’ conditional    page 118  1 is spent 5 cost
1A 2 is spent 6 spend
1 met, would tell 3 are bought 7 is spent
2 changed, wouldn’t be 4 spend
3 could take, would you take
4 had, would travel 2B
5 wasn’t / weren’t, might / would enjoy The past simple tense would be used.
6 had, would be
2C
7 would be, had
1 My luggage was lost on holiday.
8 increased, could / might / would reduce
2 The streets are cleaned every day.
1B 3 A lot of money will be saved.
Could is used in sentence 3 because it talks about an unreal 4 My wallet was stolen.
possibility. Using could in sentence 2 would change the 5 The parcels are delivered at the end of the week.
sentence to If I could change my job, I would be happier 6 The carnival will be held in March next year.
(= if it were possible to change my job).

2A
1  c  2  a  3  f  4  d  5  e  6  b

2B
1 would 4 could, would
2 could, would 5 could, would
3 could

Modal verbs    page 118 


1
1 could 5 couldn’t
2 can 6 can’t
3 will be able to 7 will not be able
4 can’t 8 can / could

2A
1 can / may 5 may
2 can 6 can / may
3 can 7 can
4 may 8 can

2B
Sentences 1, 4, 5, and 6

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