dap an first certificate language practice with key

... of thing? Surely I can't be the only person who (20) (hate) the dentist! 27 FIRST CERTIFICATE LANGUAGE PRACTICE Look carefully at each line Some of the lines are correct, and some have a w o ... exams, and I (4) anything else but study for ages Anyway, I (5) studying now, and I (6) for my exam results As you can see from this letter, I (7) my address and (8) in Croydon now I (9) that I wanted ... ask and the usual tense change rules I asked him where the station was • Commands are reported with tell and the infinitive 'Go away!' He told me to go away - Requests are reported with ask and...

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... cover a wide range of other meanings This book is about Napoleon I can't drink tea with/ without sugar • To and at With verbs of motion to means in the direction of At is not used with verbs of ... very difficult to live with! That's the company that I work for (question) (infinitive) (relative clause) Prepositions without an object Some prepositions can be used without an object Ted was walking ... better than going by/on foot f) Jack was leaning by/against the wall with his hands in/into his pockets g) Ann had a hat on/over her head and a veil above/over her face h) We arrived at/in England...

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... sleep until a.m - Too/Not enough + to Too means more than is necessary or good Not enough means less than is necessary or good They can both be used with an adjective + to Compare: The bookcase was ... Notice that the word actually is not used with a time reference, as it is in many European languages Actually means in fact or really Future time • In In can refer to future time When we use it ... in formal speech and writing In normal conversation we just use to Contrasts with while, whereas and nevertheless are used in formal speech and writing Explanations The Explanations section...

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... David says, and e) I'm a bit busy I'll come back and tell you , but I can talk to you later f) If you haven't finished g) Are you doing anything h) Where's Brian? He should be here i) We cannot accept ... the first woman to play for England (11) John wasn't really interested in sport he decided to join the crowd and wait (12) she appeared About ten minutes (13) , a smiling woman appeared and waved ... people managed to write and think using their brains, but now many people have become so accustomed to using machines, so that they can't anything without them There are many people who they depend...

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... advice/That's an order! Complete each sentence so that it contains might, might not, must, mustn't, can or can't More than one answer may be possible a) b) c) d) e) f) g) h) i) j) Don't stand up in ... have more than one meaning You should think carefully about the context, or tone of voice, to understand the meaning The negative forms mustn't and don't have to have different meanings You mustn't ... drop it! 2) Mind out! You can drop it! e) 1) Thanks, but I'd better not! 2) I don't have to, thanks f) 1) We must be here for hours! 2) We're bound to be here for hours! Key p o i n t s Most modal...

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... Explanations • What are functions? We can describe language by using words to talk about grammar (grammatical description) But we can also describe language by saying how it ... think you should ask for a loan from the bank 2) I thought you would ask for a loan from the bank h) How you I'm Bill Thompson 1) Very well thank you 2) How you 107 FIRST C E R T I F I C A T E ... a stranger: Do you mind if I open the window? The first example was informal and friendly The second two examples were more formal and polite There are no exact rules about when to use an informal...

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... There aren't any trains earlier than this one This is i) All other cafes are further away This cafe j) Is this the best price you can offer? Can't you 141 FIRST CERTIFICATE LANGUAGE PRACTICE Complete ... Expressions with best Sorry, but this is the best I can I tried my best May the best man win (this can refer to two or more people) • With than Food here is more expensive than I thought • With not ... sentence I can swim a lot better than Jack OR I can swim a lot better than Jack can You paid more for your car than me OR You paid more for your car than I did Note how modals like can are repeated,...

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... Prepositions With agree with, argue with, begin with, charge someone with a crime, deal with, discuss something with someone, provide someone with something, share something with someone, trust someone with ... jealous of • On keen on - To grateful to, kind to, married to - With angry with, annoyed with, bored with, happy with, pleased with 171 FIRST C E R T I F I C A T E L A N G U A G E P R A C T I C E ... followed by -ing or infinitive: little change of meaning Some verbs can be followed either by an -ing form or an infinitive and there is little or no change in meaning Verbs in this list include: attempt,...

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... two subjects Martin and David can't stand one another This means that Martin can't stand David, and David can't stand Martin In normal conversation we use you to refer to anybody As you get older ... and since have the meaning of because and can begin a sentence As/since it was late, we decided to go home In formal, written language we can use for to mean because, but it cannot begin a sentence ... employees -body can be used instead of -one without a change in meaning -Words beginning some or any follow the usual patterns for these words, with any words normally used in questions and after negatives...

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