ADVANCED II FINAL REVISION

'It's about time you started playing guitar'
The bold part means:

• used to convey that something now happening or about to happen should have happened earlier.

• used to convey that something now happening or about to happen should have happened later.

• used to explain the time which something was established

João was ___ of robbing the company's money by our boss.

• accused

• guilty

• worth

• charged

Don't worry! When it ... to fishing, I'm pretty good myself.

• came

• comes

• come

• coming

What is 'set out'?

• to begin with a definite purpose : INTEND, UNDERTAKE

• to begin with an indefinite purpose : INTEND, UNDERTAKE

• to put yourself into a trip to a remote place: GO, TRAVELLING

Fishing _____ with my patient side and hunting is an extension of that.

• got on

• fitted in

• came up

• cmpleted with

How would the environment be affected ... their meat consumption?

• were everyone to reduce

• did everyone to reduce

• was everyone to reduce

• had everyone to reduce

We use conditionals to describe the result of a condition. Often, we use if to introduce the condition (e.g. If you feel hot, …) and the main clause to give the result (... feel free to switch on the aircon).

• TRUE

• FALSE

Conditional sentences can also be created without if, using inversion. Inversion means reversing (inverting) the normal subject–verb word order in a sentence. This makes the sentence more formal.

• TRUE

• FALSE

We use the first conditional to talk about future situations we believe are possible.
Mark the correct first conditional sentence.

• Marker pens are in the cupboard if you ever need one.

• Marker pens is in the cupboard if you ever need one.

• Marker pens will be in the cupboard if you ever need one.

To invert first conditional sentences, we replace if with the auxiliary verb should and change the verb into the infinitive. This makes the situation seem a little less likely. It is often used to make a polite request or offer.
COMPLETE THE EXAMPLE -
eg.: Marker pens are in the cupboard ... one.

• should you ever need

• should you never need

• should there be need