Exercise 5: Fill in the blanks with future simple passive or present perfect passive form of the verbs. 1. You have to bring your own food to the school picnic next weekend. Only drinks (providel 2. The report (finish) .by the end of the week 3. 1 was planning to clean the office today but I see that it (already/ do) . . You don't have to pack any towels for your trip The towels (supply) 5. John applied for a new job yesterday, but he doesn't know if he will get it He (notify) .by the hotel next week 6. There was a bad car accident a few minutes ago, but I think an ambulance (already/call) 7. The meeting (cancel) .. three times already this week 8. The garbage (not/ collect) .. tomorrow because it's a holiday, 9 Poor Johnny! He (never/ tell) the truth about his feelings 10. Don't sit on that bench! It (just/ paint) 11. I bought a new sofa yesterday, but it (not/ deliver) 12 I'm sure he (re - elect) .. until next week. **... next year. 13. This is not a very safe area. Ten houses (rob) . . . in the past month 14. He is a very dangerous criminal, but fortunately, he (finally/ arrest) 15. Mrs. Lyle is still in th e hospital, but I think she (release). ......... next week,

Ex: Complete the sentences with suggested words and given tenses.

1. The dog/ be/ take/ to the vet's( Present Progressive)

2. My purse/ be/ find/ by one of the cleaners (Present Perfect)

3. Motorbikes/ be/ use/ as a common means of transport in Vietnam (Present Simple)

4. The car/ be/ push (Present Progressive)

5. The computer/ repair/ tomorrow (Simple Future)

6. The final game/ watch/ by millions of fans next Monday (Simple Future)

7. The date of the meeting/ not decide/ yet (Present Perfect)

8. A new car/ buy/ by Sam next year (Simple Future)

9. After the flood, roads/ block/ by fallen trees (Sinmple Past)

10. Anna's doll/ ruin/ by Laura (Present Perfect)

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VI. Fill in the gaps with the correct form of the words or the correct form / tense of the verbs.

1.        Many elderly people are living in ________________ now.                                 (poor)

2.    Air pollution has reached _____ levels in some cities.                                 ( danger)

3.    He was unqualified and totally __________________.                                   ( experience)

4.        We were really _______________ at the news of their safe return.( relief)

5.         He can calculate very quickly. He has an amazing _______________ to solve mathematical  problems.( able)

6.        The company made hundreds of employees _______________. ( redundancy)

7.        There is no__________________ explanation for what happened.( science)

8.        His ________________ prevents him from hearing well.  (deaf)

9.        The ________________ are suffering from hunger. (employ)

10.     The computer helps us perform ________________ calculations. (accuracy)                        

11.     Because we had prepared everything ________________, we had a great trip.(careful)

12.     He came first in the Quiz Show last week. It was the most ________________ event for him.      (memory)

make passive sentences starting with THERE IS...... or THERE ARE using the reporting verb in brackets in the tense given, plus a standard or perfect infinitive of BE  as instructed, plus the phrase given

1. many species still undiscovered( think- present simple)- standard

2. considerable support for the idea ( understand- present simple)- standard 

3. any need to act immediately( not feel- past simple) - standard

4. enough supplies to go  round ( presume- past simple )- standard

5.a shortage of medicines ( report- past simple) perfect

6. several reasons for the failure( say- present simple)- perfect

Exercise 4. Complete the sentences. Use the past simple, present perfect or future passive form of the verbs in brackets.

1. The winning film at the festival last year ____________________ (direct) by James Cameron.

2. The results ____________________ (not send) to the students’ homes yet.

3. The book ____________________ (publish) by Oxford University Press next month.

4. We ____________________ (invite) to Tom and Gina’s wedding next April. I’m very excited!

5. The students ____________________ (tell) to read the book last week.

6. Thousands of copies of his biography ____________________ (sell) when it comes out next month.

7. They ____________________ (not give) the correct time for the meeting, so they arrived late.

Read the following passage and mark the letter A,B, C or D on your answer sheet to indicate the best answer

Meditation

Meditation has been in use for thousands of years: people have always searched for inner quiet and physical relaxation, which may be for spiritual, self-realization or health reasons. It is nothing unusual and you do not have to be a great athlete to be able to achieve and enjoy the benefits of meditation at both physical and mental levels.

What, then, is meditation? As one expert put it recently, it is just sitting and relaxing. (A) Many people find that their lives are so full of the demands of work, family, friends and organized leisure pursuits that they have no time to “stand and state”. Many are so busy planning and working towards the future that they take little pleasure from the here and now. In their hurry to “get on” they miss out on the simple pleasures of life; the change of the seasons, the singing of a bird or the innocent wonder of a child. But beauty and joy are there to be seen and experienced, even in the most industrial of landscapes. (B) Meditation can be a good way of just taking time out and allowing yourself to relate to and appreciate the moment. It may be by walking along the seashore, or sitting by a stream, or just by noticing silence in a still room and enjoying it. (C)

Rather than forcing yourself to take up a difficult physical position, just relax; sit in a chair or take a walk in a favorite landscape at a steady pace. It is not a good idea to slump or lie down, as this tend to leads to sleep. It is the relaxed focus that is necessary. If you sit down, do so with your feet flat on the floor, hands resting in your lap or on the arms of the chair, and your head comfortably balanced. If you are walking, do so slowly and carefully, aware of the movement of each foot, and the contact with the ground below. (D) Notice the reaction of the ground to your feet. This is an extremely simple but effective exercise in becoming truly aware of the present.

Meditation, above all, is about staying with the moment, being in touch with one’s surroundings and one’s inner world, much of which is more easily achieved when you are in a meditative state. 

Which one of the following situations does the passage say will help you meditate?

A. taking a walk along the beac

B. learning to sit in difficult positions

C. reading a detailed book about meditation

D. noticing sounds that are enjoyable

Read the following passage and mark the letter A,B, C or D on your answer sheet to indicate the best answer

Meditation

Meditation has been in use for thousands of years: people have always searched for inner quiet and physical relaxation, which may be for spiritual, self-realization or health reasons. It is nothing unusual and you do not have to be a great athlete to be able to achieve and enjoy the benefits of meditation at both physical and mental levels.

What, then, is meditation? As one expert put it recently, it is just sitting and relaxing. (A) Many people find that their lives are so full of the demands of work, family, friends and organized leisure pursuits that they have no time to “stand and state”. Many are so busy planning and working towards the future that they take little pleasure from the here and now. In their hurry to “get on” they miss out on the simple pleasures of life; the change of the seasons, the singing of a bird or the innocent wonder of a child. But beauty and joy are there to be seen and experienced, even in the most industrial of landscapes. (B) Meditation can be a good way of just taking time out and allowing yourself to relate to and appreciate the moment. It may be by walking along the seashore, or sitting by a stream, or just by noticing silence in a still room and enjoying it. (C)

Rather than forcing yourself to take up a difficult physical position, just relax; sit in a chair or take a walk in a favorite landscape at a steady pace. It is not a good idea to slump or lie down, as this tend to leads to sleep. It is the relaxed focus that is necessary. If you sit down, do so with your feet flat on the floor, hands resting in your lap or on the arms of the chair, and your head comfortably balanced. If you are walking, do so slowly and carefully, aware of the movement of each foot, and the contact with the ground below. (D) Notice the reaction of the ground to your feet. This is an extremely simple but effective exercise in becoming truly aware of the present.

Meditation, above all, is about staying with the moment, being in touch with one’s surroundings and one’s inner world, much of which is more easily achieved when you are in a meditative state. 

At which point in the passage would the following sentence best fit? “In fact, in the harshest environments, meditation may be needed the most”

A. (A)

B. (B)

C. (C)         

D. (D)