III,

1. to call

2. kissing

3. to have

4. reading - doing

5. talking

6. going

7. preparing

8. to go

9. visiting

10. to fix

IV,

1. had to

2. don’t have to

3. have got

4. had got to

5. don’t have to

IV,

1. fewer -> less

2. have enjoyed -> will enjoy

3. much -> many

4. encourages -> has encouraged

5. fewer -> less

6. but -> so

7. doctor -> doctors

8. like -> will like

V,

1. built

2. hasn’t lost

3. haven’t made

4. Have you ever met - sat

5. opens - closes

6. have lived - retired

VI,

1. It’s good for you to do physical exercises.

2. Jenny has worked as a singer for six years.

3. I haven’t read this book for three months.

4. What about having a walk before going to bed?

5. He has never gone abroad before.

6. If you sleep more, you will feel less stressed.

7. My brother plays fewer computer games than me.

8. When did you start studying art?

9. By going on a diet, you can keep fit.

10. Fruit is healthier than milk.

VII,

1. Janifer loves making pottery because it is challenging.

2. Kate wants to lose weight so she began to jog last month.

3. Eating fresh fruit is better for you than drinking fruit juice.

4. Jack started this hobby 2 years ago and he thinks he will continue it in the future.

5. So far they have provided evening classes for fifty children.

VIII,

1. one

2. you

3. and

4. not

5. make

6. have

7. with

8. or

IX,

1. A

2. D
3. C

4. B

5. B

1. I wish I hadn’t got many troubles last year.

2. I wish Tom had been at the meeting last Wednesday.

3. I wish I had studied hard for the exam last week.

4. I wish she hadn’t wasted a lot of time last year.

5. I wish I could speak many languages.

6. I wish Jack had got good marks last term.

1. We wish our school had a swimming pool.

2. This supermarket was built 10 years ago.

3. She said to me she had often got up late the previous year.

4. Ske asked me if I was coming to their party the next day.

5. She said she wouldn’t buy that car because it was very old.

6. Two department stores have been built recently.

7. Neither he nor his friends likes coffee.

8. No one solved the problem more intelligently than Hoa, did they?

5. ran - rained

6. werer arguing

7. was sleeping - was listening

8. called

9. was running - slipped - fell

10. were eating - came

11. was dreaming - went

12. was practicing - came

13. were you doing - was trying

14. found - went immediately - turned

15. said - was - needed

16. arrived - wasn’t - was studying

17. was also working

18. called - weren’t - was working

1. A

2. B

3. A

4. B

enjoyed

1. Although Mr Tan is very busy, he tries to take good care of his children.

2. Although the traffic was heavy, we got to the meeting on time.

3. Although we are close friends, we sometimes have a row.

4. Although Hang took a taxi, she still arrived late for the concert.

5. Although I was tired, I tried to finish the report before going to bed.

6. Although the snow was heavy, the explorers managed to walk to the village.

7. Although the roads in this area are invested a lot of money, they have been flooded in the rainy season.

8. Although he tried hard, he couldn’t improve his Spanish pronunciation.

9. Although he ran fast, he couldn’t catch the last bus.

10. Although the weather was cold, the boys went swimming in the lake near the city centre.