Key to grammar - unit 16

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Key to I wish & RD comprehensions

Check here your grammar and reading comprehension exercises:

RD part 5: Simply ticking ...:
31 b
32 c
33 d
34 b
35 a
36 b

RD part 6: A career at the  ...
37 b
38 a
39 a
40 d

Key to the relatives & inversions ex.

Key to conditionals (photocopy)

     

Conditional sentences (photocopy) _ key

a

1.                   ü

2.                   if the camp wasn’t/weren’t so crowded

3.                    ü

4.                   ü

5.                   If she hadn’t got injured

6.                   ü

7.                   They wouldn’t have got divorced

8.                   If the storm hadn’t been at night

9.                   ü

10.               If I’d known I was going to have so many problems

b

1.                   Provided / providing

2.                   Even

3.                   As long as

4.                   Had the rebels not surrendered

5.                   On condition that

6.                   Whether

7.                   Even if

8.                   Supposing

9.                   Whether

10.               Had the plane not caught fire

Key to SO & SUCH

And now you can check here the key to the exercises you got in class to practise so and such:

So & such_key

Key to Conditionals 1

Get the key here:

Conditionals 1_ key

Key to cleft sentences

Better late than never.

Key to the exercises of the review

n. 2
1 based - set
2 rhyme - collection
3 album - encores
4 sets - choreography
5 abstract - sculptures
6 production - plot
7 technique - partner
8 prose - multi-layered
9 orchestration - role
10 symphony - finale

n. 6
1 b 
2 d
3 f
4 e
5 a
6 c

Key to ex. 7

1. The thing I like about our way of life is the fact that you can be yourself.
2. Yeah, but what concerns me is that people are losing touch with their roots.
3. In fact, one thing that frustrates me is the lack of social mobility.
4. It's not the government that should be doing / should do something, It's people's attitudes that need to change.
5. (The) One thing that gives me hope is the fact that young people don't seem all that interested in peoples's backgrounds.
6. All they want to do is go shopping.

WOULD - different uses and key to exercises

                  WOULD

1. To express unlikely or unreal situations:

Ex. We wouldn’t be here if we had taken the right train.

2. To express a past hypothesis or regret:

Ex. I wouldn’t have failed if I had worked hard.

3. To express habitual past with active verbs:

Ex. As a child, I’d walk to school every day.

4. To express the future in the past:

Ex. She met the man she would one day marry.

5. To express a refusal:

Ex. The car wouldn’t start.

6. To give advice:

Ex. If I were you, I’d stop smoking now.

7. To introduce cautious opinions:

Ex. I’d say / I’d imagine he is a good colleague.

8. To make polite requests, and express wants and preferences:

Ex. Would you mind opening the window?

I’d like to leave now. I’d prefer to go by train.

9. Past of will (often in reported speech):

Ex. She said she would come.

Key to exercises:

The key to the last passive voice exercises

Key to Conditional sentences

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Conditonal sentences KEY

Key to passive exercises

This is the key to the exercises in Unit 6.

And the key to the photocopies:

Key to the Participle Clauses exercises

Click here to get the answers and check the exercises in the photocopies:

Key to participle clauses


And the key to the exercises in the book:

Key to Verb Patterns

You can check your exercises here.

Key to verb Patterns

Key to q 4 & 5

Finally!!

Key to review 3 & 4

Here you have the key for the grammar and the vocabulary review.

Sorry for the awful cut & paste!

Key to grammar Unit 4 and modal verbs

You can see here the answers to the first 3 exercises.

And you can also see the information about the modal verbs we saw in class in this link:
Functions and modal verbs

Key to the grammar in unit 3

I copy here the key to the exercises of the relative sentences. You also have the key to the compound nouns, in case anyone failed to make corrections in class.

Relative sentences

Here you have the sentences you have requested.

Relative sentences p. 31. Suggested answers

1.       She was the one in my family who / whom I thought would go on to great things.

2.       I let my parents down because they had high expectations for me which/that I just couldn’t live up to.

3.       The exam was easier than we expected, which made for a nice change.

4.       Their team, whose results were consistent all year, showed great promise for the final.

5.       I had a good feeling about the apartment which/that we were about to move into. / I had a good feeling about the apartment into which we were about to move.

6.       I spoke to a lot of people, many of whom were disappointed about their career.