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It was Friday evening. Helen��� (1) �her office at 5.30 and (2)� out of town
towards her house. She (3) a fruit seller beside the road. Helen (4)� and
(5) �a melon.
�Mum and I� (6) (not)�� a melon since last year,� she (7)� .
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II Write a dialogue between a doctor and a patient.
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Doctor: What can I do for you?
Patient: (1)� .������������������� (1) /I (hurt) my foot/
D: Yes, It�s a bit swollen.
D: (2) �?���������������� ��� (2) /How long it (be) like this/
P: A couple of days.
D: (3)� �?�� ������������������ (3) /How it (happen) /
P: (4)� .���������������������� (4) /I (fall) over/
D: I see.(5)� .������������������� �� (5) /I (put) a bandage on it/
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III� Fill in the blanks with the present tense of the verbs
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���MUST and NEED.�� 
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� Nick (1) �a computer. It (2) (not)� �belong �to the newest��
�generation, but it (3) �be of good quality and it (4) (not)be too� expensive. �Nick (5)( not)� a laptop.
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IV Write the following percentage in words.
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23.5%��������
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V Complete the sentences with the appropriate
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1.� Children often imagine� � in exciting situations.
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2.� Have you ever imagined�� in a spaceship alone?
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3.� Can you imagine a car that can steer�� ?
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VI Make comparisons using the words in brackets.� 
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The rhino is one of (1) animals in the world.��� ��������������������(large)
Its body is (2)� than a giraffe�s.�������������������������������������������� (heavy)
and its head is much (3) �������������������������������������� (big)
Bit it is not (4) as a hippopotamus.��������� (dangerous)
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VII Complete the dialogue with: MANY, SOME, MUCH, ANY, NO. 
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A: How (1)� luggage can we take?
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B: We can take (2)� extra food but we can�t carry (3)� unnecessary�
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A: You mean to say that I can take (4) � CDs at all?
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B: Of course not! You can take (5)� but not too (6) �.
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VIII Fill in each blank with one of these words:� 
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��� �on�� �over��� �because of��� �until�� in��� �soon�� across�� although
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An amaeur astronomer in Australia took a picture of a new bright star (1)� �he
didn�t know what it was (2)� later. (3)�� telephones were ringing,
telegrams were sent �all (4) � the world.
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IX Fill in the blanks with the appropriate form of the words in�
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Nick�s (1)� to Boston was fine.�����������������������������������������������������������(fly)
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He hopes for another (2)� .�������������������������������� ����������������������������(invite)
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Agatha�s Christie�s thrillers have a surprise (3)� .���������������������������(end)
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There are some (4)�� words in our language.���� ����������������������������� �(Holland)
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You�ll have to buy at (5) a dozen.���������������������� ������������������������������(little)
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