2 Complete the sentences with

the correct form of the verb in

parentheses.
Example: If we have (have)
enough time, we’ll visit Tricia on
the way home.
1 You’d be a fantastic guitar player
if you practiced (practice) more.
2 If she studies enough, she will
pass (pass) the test easily.
3 Young people will live at home
as long as possible if you let (let)
them.
4 If I had (have) the opportunity to
enter a talent contest, I’d take it.
5 Anyone would be annoyed if
they got (get) a parking ticket.
6 She won’t tell you unless you
promise (promise) to keep it a
secret.
7 I would buy (buy) that laptop if it
wasn’t so expensive.
8 They won’t sell their house if
they don’t repaint (not repaint) it
first.
9 The waiter will take your order
as soon as you are (be) ready.
10 I wouldn’t go to that restaurant
if you paid (pay) me to!
11 He’ll let you know his decision
after he talks (talk) to Sam.
12 If you painted the living room
white, it would look (look) bigger
2 Complete the sentences with
the correct form of the verb in
parentheses.
Example: If we have (have)
enough time, we’ll visit Tricia on
the way home.
1 You’d be a fantastic guitar player
if you practiced (practice) more.
2 If she studies enough, she will
pass (pass) the test easily.
3 Young people will live at home
as long as possible if you let (let)
them.
4 If I had (have) the opportunity to
enter a talent contest, I’d take it.
5 Anyone would be annoyed if
they got (get) a parking ticket.
6 She won’t tell you unless you
promise (promise) to keep it a
secret.
7 I would buy (buy) that laptop if it
wasn’t so expensive.
8 They won’t sell their house if
they don’t repaint (not repaint) it
first.
9 The waiter will take your order
as soon as you are (be) ready.
10 I wouldn’t go to that restaurant
if you paid (pay) me to!
11 He’ll let you know his decision
after he talks (talk) to Sam.
12 If you painted the living room
white, it would look (look) bigger
2 Complete the sentences with
the correct form of the verb in
parentheses.
Example: If we have (have)
enough time, we’ll visit Tricia on
the way home.
1 You’d be a fantastic guitar player
if you practiced (practice) more.
2 If she studies enough, she will
pass (pass) the test easily.
3 Young people will live at home
as long as possible if you let (let)
them.
4 If I had (have) the opportunity to
enter a talent contest, I’d take it.
5 Anyone would be annoyed if
they got (get) a parking ticket.
6 She won’t tell you unless you
promise (promise) to keep it a
secret.
7 I would buy (buy) that laptop if it
wasn’t so expensive.
8 They won’t sell their house if
they don’t repaint (not repaint) it
first.
9 The waiter will take your order
as soon as you are (be) ready.
10 I wouldn’t go to that restaurant
if you paid (pay) me to!
11 He’ll let you know his decision
after he talks (talk) to Sam.
12 If you painted the living room
white, it would look (look) bigger
2 Complete the sentences with
the correct form of the verb in
parentheses.
Example: If we have (have)
enough time, we’ll visit Tricia on
the way home.
1 You’d be a fantastic guitar player
if you practiced (practice) more.
2 If she studies enough, she will
pass (pass) the test easily.
3 Young people will live at home
as long as possible if you let (let)
them.
4 If I had (have) the opportunity to
enter a talent contest, I’d take it.
5 Anyone would be annoyed if
they got (get) a parking ticket.
6 She won’t tell you unless you
promise (promise) to keep it a
secret.
7 I would buy (buy) that laptop if it
wasn’t so expensive.
8 They won’t sell their house if
they don’t repaint (not repaint) it
first.
9 The waiter will take your order
as soon as you are (be) ready.
10 I wouldn’t go to that restaurant
if you paid (pay) me to!
11 He’ll let you know his decision
after he talks (talk) to Sam.
12 If you painted the living room
white, it would look (look) bigger
2 Complete the sentences with
the correct form of the verb in
parentheses.
Example: If we have (have)
enough time, we’ll visit Tricia on
the way home.
1 You’d be a fantastic guitar player
if you practiced (practice) more.
2 If she studies enough, she will
pass (pass) the test easily.
3 Young people will live at home
as long as possible if you let (let)
them.
4 If I had (have) the opportunity to
enter a talent contest, I’d take it.
5 Anyone would be annoyed if
they got (get) a parking ticket.
6 She won’t tell you unless you
promise (promise) to keep it a
secret.
7 I would buy (buy) that laptop if it
wasn’t so expensive.
8 They won’t sell their house if
they don’t repaint (not repaint) it
first.
9 The waiter will take your order
as soon as you are (be) ready.
10 I wouldn’t go to that restaurant
if you paid (pay) me to!
11 He’ll let you know his decision
after he talks (talk) to Sam.
12 If you painted the living room
white, it would look (look) bigger
2 Complete the sentences with the correct form of the verb in brackets.
Example: If we have (have) enough time, we’ll visit Tricia on the way home.
1 You’d be a fantastic guitar player if you practised more.
2 If she does enough revision, she will pass the exam easily.
3 Young people will live at home as long as possible if you let them.
4 If I had the opportunity to enter a talent contest, I’d take it.
5 Anyone would be annoyed if they received a parking fine.
 6 She won’t tell you unless you promise to keep it a secret.
7 I buy that laptop if it wasn’t so expensive.
8 They won’t sell their house if they don’t repaint it first.
9 The waiter will take your order as soon as you are be ready.
10 I wouldn’t go to that restaurant if you paid me to!
11 He’ll let you know his decision after he speaks to Sam.
12 If you painted the living room white, it look bigger.
VOCABULARY 3 Complete the words in the sentences. Example: Pupils in
Britain can leave school when they’re 16.
1 I went to school in the UK so there were three term : spring, summer and
autumn.
2 We wore a uniform at my school. We weren’t allowed to wear whatever
we wanted.
3 Zak’s behaviour was so bad that he got expelled from his first school.
4 I’m never going to take an exam again. I hate them!
5 Vicky fails one of her exams, but she can take it again next month.
6 I need to review tonight for my history exam tomorrow.
7 It’s easy to cheat in an exam, but I think it’s wrong.
8 Michael doesn’t live at home now because he goes to boarding school.
9 Congratulations! I hear you pass your final exams!
10 Gina starts work again next week, so her three-year-old son will go to
nursery school.
5 Complete the sentences with the correct preposition. Example: It’s nice in
winter when we can sit by the open fire.
1 They live in the US, in the west coast.
2 I wouldn’t like to live in the country in winter. I prefer the city.
3 We live on the outskirts of Paris.
4 He gets plenty of exercise because he lives on the top floor!
5 My brother lives in a suburb in London
PRONUNCIATION 6 Match the words with the same sound. nursery
subject rude put pupil education Example: bird nursery
1 bull put
2 up subject
3 shower education
4 boot rude
5 /ju:/ pupil
2 Read the article again. Mark the sentences T (true) or F (false). Example:
Some people don’t have a body clock. F
1 Teenager brains are the same as adult brains. _F___
2 If teenagers stopped texting they’d be able to go to sleep. _T___
3 Veronica wants to take a year off after leaving school. _T___
4 Veronica has a ‘lion’ chronotype. _F___
5 Ashwell Grange is a private school. _T___
6 Some parents at Hamilton Secondary don’t support the experiment. _T__