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I. Practice reading the following two-syllable words and then mark the primary stress in each word.
waving signal airport argue schoolyard polite observe abrupt police toward process formal attract social verbal discuss instance assist approach decent install
express regret mistake parent realize observe abrupt
farewell offer problem object (v) party perfect (adj) obvious accept suppose
a'ttract | 'social | 'verbal | dis'cuss | 'common | 'waving | 'signal | 'airport |
instance | a'ssist | a'pproach | 'decent | in'stall | 'argue | 'schoolyard | po'lite |
ex'press | re'gret | mis'take | 'parent | 'realize | ob'serve | a'brupt | po'lice |
fare'well | 'offer | 'problem | ob'ject(v) | 'party | to'ward | 'process | 'formal |
'perfect | 'obvious | ac'cept | su'ppose |
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II. Complete these sentences with the correct form of the verbs in the box.
approach attract install clap communicate
nod handle point wave Whistle
When the songs stopped, everybody ________ furiously.
She heard footsteps _______ __from behind.
He_______ a hand in the air to' attract her attention.
What's your name?‘ he asked, _______ at the child with his pen.
pointing
Many parents find it difficult to _______with their children when they are apart.
The chance to travel around the world _______ me to a career as a flight attendant.
The crowd booed and _______ as the player came onto the field.
Crime has decreased since the security cameras were _______
Most customers were satisfied with the way their complaints were _______
handled
III. Complete these sentences with correct form of the word in brackets.
They were very __________ about the trouble they‘d caused. (apologize)
It was very _________ more of a chat than an interview. (formal)
She was critical to the point of _________. (rude)
Whistling to get the person‘s attention is usually considered _________. (polite)
Films with big stars always attract great __________. (attend)
His casual clothes were __________ for such a formal occasion. (appropriate)
They've received many complaints about customers being treated with __________. (courteous)
__________ communication is the way of communicating with others without speaking. (verbal)
The __________ of a new computer system will take about a week. (install)
Waterfalls and rocky overlooks are the main __________ of this park. (attract)
attractions
Air pollution in the city had reached four times the __________ levels. (accept)
acceptable
We can raise our hand slightly to show that we need __________. (assist)
assistance
IV. Complete the passage with the correct form or tense of the verbs in brackets.
THE AUSTRALIA SALUTE
Before I (1) __________(visit) Australia, an Australian friend in London (2) __________ (tell) me I should learn ‘the Australia salute’. “What‘s that?” I asked. “You‘ll find out when you (3) ____________(get) there," he said. I (4) __________ (arrive) in Perth last week. Since then I (5) ___________(stay) at a nice hotel near a beautiful beach. I (6) __________ (never visit) Australia before and I am enjoying my stay. I (7) __________ (swim) every day from the time I (8) __________(arrive). Yesterday, an Australian friend (9) (suggest) a tour into the bush‘. I agreed at once. The first thing I (10) ___________(notice) when we were in the bush (11) __________ (be) the flies. After a while I remembered the conversation I (12) __________ (have) in London before I (13) _______ (come) here. “What‘s ‘the Australia salute’?” I asked suddenly, as I waved my right arm to keep the flies away. “That‘s it!” my friend said as he (14) ___________(wave) back!
V. Choose the correct answer.
will see
would see
saw
could see
She reassured me that she ________ the invitations well before the wedding.
has sent
must send
was sent
had sent
looks
look
looked
had looked
can read
used to read
is able to read
had been able to read
are raising
were raised
will be raised
would be raised
goes
would go
was going
had gone
Maggie promised that_________ she at home by 9. 00, so I phoned her shortly after that.
was
will be
would be
will have been
hadn‘t to
couldn‘t
mustn‘t
didn‘t have to
spends
spent
would spend
is officially opening
was being officially opened
officially opened
was officially opening
had helped
was helping
have been helping
had been helping
are
be
should be
were
will come
had come
was going to come
should come
was watching
watched
had been watching
had watched
would be
was
has been
had been
VI. An Englishman made a solo cycle journey round the world. In one country he was arrested and taken to a police station, where the police asked him lots of
Questions. Months later, he told a reporter all about the incident. How did he report the
Questions from the police? Use the verbs of reporting in brackets.
What have you got in your luggage?‘ (want to know)
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They wanted to know what I had got in my luggage.
‘Are you a spy?‘ (ask me)
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They asked me if I was a spy.
‘Do you have a notebook? (ask)
________________________________They asked if I had a notebook.
‘Where are you going?‘ (want to know)
________________________________They wanted to know where I was going.
‘Where have you come from?‘ (want to know)
________________________________
They wanted to know where I had come from.
‘How long have you been in the country?‘ (inquire)
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They inquired how long I had been in the country.
‘Have you spoken to anyone on your journey? (wonder)
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They wondered if I had spoken to anyone on my journey.
‘Who paid for your journey?‘ (ask)
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They asked who paid/ had paid for my journey.
‘Are you carrying any drugs?‘ (inquire)
________________________________They inquired if I was carrying any drugs.
‘Where do you plan to sleep?‘ (ask me)
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They asked me where I planned to sleep.
VII. Decide which seIntence is spoken by which person. Then report what was said.
1. Can you sit down in your seats, please? | Boss told employees. |
2. I want you to learn all the new words. | Teacher told class. |
3. Don‘t leave these books on the table, put them back on the shelf | Librarian told students. |
4. You ought to go on a diet | Doctor told patient. |
5. Don‘t be late tomorrow morning. | Boss told employees. |
6. Can you move your car out of the way, sir? | Traffic warden told motorist |
7. Open the safe! | Raiders ordered bank clerk. |
8. You mustn‘t leave your bags unattended | Security guard asked travelers. |
9. Could you take our luggage, please? | Hotel guests asked porter. |
10. Read the notice about life-saving equipment. | Air hostess advised passengers. |
VIII. Put the following into indirect speech using the verbs in brackets. If necessary, add an appropriate object or preposition after the verb.
‘I should say nothing about it if I were you.‘ (advise)
My brother______________________________
My brother advised me to say nothing/ not to say anything about it.
‘Would you like to have lunch with me on Saturday, Sarah?‘ (invite)
John_____________________________
John invited Sarah to have lunch on Saturday.
‘Remember to switch the computer off when you‘ve finished.‘ (remind)
He_______________________________
He reminded me to switch the computer off when I had finished.
‘Would you mind not smoking between courses?‘ (ask)
Their hostess_______________________________Their hostess asked them not to smoke between courses.
‘All right. We will postpone the meeting until 11th July.‘ (agree)
The committee_____________________________The committee agreed to postpone the meeting until 11th July.
‘I‘m really sorry I got the message wrong.‘ (apologize)
She______________________________
She apologized for getting the message wrong.
‘No, I certainly didn‘t use your cassette player!‘ (deny)
Alfred____________________________Alfred denied using/ having used my cassette player.
‘Show me your driver‘s licence, will you?‘ (order)
The policeman______________________________
The policeman ordered the driver to show him his driver's licence.
‘I‘m just not going to the student party.‘ (refuse)
Nora_____________________________
Nora refused to go to the student party.
‘Social services should have taken more action to protect children at risk.‘ (criticize)
They_____________________________
They criticized social services for not taking more action to protect children at risk.
‘Don‘t go too near the edge of the cliff, boys.‘ (warn)
He_______________________________He warned the boys not to go too near the edge of the cliff.
‘Let‘s stay here till the storm has passed.‘ (suggest)
Laura____________________________Laura suggested staying there till the storm had passed/ suggested that we should stay there till the storm had passed.
‘I really must speak to the headmaster personally.‘ (insist)
He_______________________________
He insisted on speaking to the headmaster personally/ insisted that he speak to the headmaster personally.
‘Do you want me to type this document for you?‘ (offer)
James____________________________
James offered to type the/ that document for me.
‘I‘ll look after your children while you are away on a business trip.‘ (promise)
My mother________________________________
My mother promised to look after my children while I was away on a business trip.
VII. Put the following into indirect speech. Use a suitable reporting verb in each case.
‘Will it be safe to stay in the mountains for the night if the weather doesn‘t change for the better?‘ we asked the guide.
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We asked the guide if/ whether it would be safe to stay in the mountains for the night if the weather didn't change for the better.
The porter said to me ‘I’ll wake you up when the train arrives in Leeds.’
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The porter told me he would wake me up when the train arrived in Leeds/ promised to wake me up when the train arrived in Leeds.
‘You had better slow down. There’s a speed limit here.’ She said to me.
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She advised me to slow down as there was a speed limit there/ ...and said there was a speed limit there.
‘I can hardly hear the radio,’ he said. ‘Could you turn it up?’
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He said he could hardly hear the radio and asked me to turn it up.
“They should put traffic lights here, otherwise there’ll be more accidents,’ she said.
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She said they should put traffic lights here/ there; otherwise there would be more accidents.
‘Don’t go walking in the fog, it can be very dangerous,’ the mountain guide said.
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The mountain guide warned them not to go walking in the fog as it could be very dangerous.
‘I haven’t read so interesting a book since I don’t remember when,’ she said.
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She said she hadn‘t read so interesting a book since she didn‘t remember when.
‘Are you thirsty? Shall we go somewhere for a cup of coffee?’ John said.
_________________________________John asked if/ whether we were thirsty and suggested going somewhere for a cup of coffee./... suggested that we should go somewhere for a cup of coffee.
‘Why are you so late? I’ve been waiting for half an hour already,’ Tom said to Jane.
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Tom asked Jane why she was so late and added that he had been waiting for half an hour.
‘Remember to leave the window open when you’re using the gas stove,’ my mother said to me.
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My mother reminded me to leave the window open when I was using the gas stove.
‘I’m taking my children to the zoo tomorrow,’ she said, ‘Will you come with us?’
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She said she was taking her children to the zoo tomorrow/ the next day and asked me if I would come with them/... and invited me to come with them.
Would you mind getting out of the car?’ said the driver. ‘I have to change a wheel.’
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The driver asked me to get out of the car and said he had to change a wheel.
‘What was she wearing when you saw her last?’ the policeman asked me.
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‘Would you like to borrow this book?’ I asked her. ‘I have read it already, thank you.’ she said.
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‘All right. It’s true. It was me who scratched the car,’ she said
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