UNIT 5 REVISION

Rewrite the sentences beginning with the words in brackets. Do not change the meaning.

We won't go for a walk until it stops raining.

Only when...

Rewrite the sentences beginning with the words in brackets. Do not change the meaning.

During their trip, my cousins didn't call home at any time.

At no time...

Rewrite the sentences beginning with the words in brackets. Do not change the meaning.

I haven't seen such a long movie before.

Never...

Rewrite the sentences beginning with the words in brackets. Do not change the meaning.

Jane organised the party and cleared everything away afterwards.

Not only...

Rewrite the sentences beginning with the words in brackets. Do not change the meaning.

People rarely try to understand each other.

Rarely...

Complete the dialogue with the negative form of the auxiliary verbs below. Use each verb at least once to form negative questions, infinitives and -ing forms.

Joanne: I'm thinking of inviting Mark to my party.

Annie: But ..... you split up with Mark last week?

Joanne: Well, yes, but he's still a friend.

Complete the dialogue with the negative form of the auxiliary verbs below. Use each verb at least once to form negative questions, infinitives and -ing forms.

Annie: And an ex-boyfriend! ..... you thought about the fact that he might be upset?

Joanne: Of course. But I'm happy I ended our relationship, you know.

Complete the dialogue with the negative form of the auxiliary verbs below. Use each verb at least once to form negative questions, infinitives and -ing forms.

Joanne: In fact, I am sorry about not .... done it sooner.

Complete the dialogue with the negative form of the auxiliary verbs below. Use each verb at least once to form negative questions, infinitives and -ing forms.

Joanne: In life, it's important .... dishonest about how you feel. And I think Mark understands that.

Complete the dialogue with the negative form of the auxiliary verbs below. Use each verb at least once to form negative questions, infinitives and -ing forms.

Joanne: In life, it's important not to be dishonest about how you feel. And I think Mark understands that.

Annie: Well, maybe. But ..... it better for you both to have time apart before you try to be friends again?

Joanne: OK. You're right. I won't invite Mark. Perhaps I should invite Tim, his best friend, instead. He's really nice.