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Vocabulary
1 Match the words in A to the definitions in B.
A B
1. annoyed …… a. thankful
2. satisfied …… b. not understanding what to do
3. confused …… c. very frightened
4. grateful …… d. angry about something
5. terrified …… e. pleased about something

2 Choose the sentence that is closer in meaning to the original sentence.

1. Jack and Anne like the same things.
a. They share common interests.
b. They are the same age.
2. Zoe and Dylan aren’t dating any more.
a. They’ve broken up.
b. They haven’t been keeping in touch.
3. Erin is very upset about what happened between her and Jay.
a. She’s broken-hearted.
b. She’s relieved.
4. Jason and Dominic can’t spend five minutes in the same room together.
a. They feel comfortable with each other.
b. They don’t get along with each other.

3 Choose the word that doesn’t belong.

1. delighted • proud • excited • jealous
2. honesty • loyalty • couple • trust
3. miserable • relieved • disappointed • upset
4. date • spouse • sibling • relative

4 Choose the correct answer.

1. After Stephan and Kate kept in touch / fell in love with each other / shared common interests, they decided to get
married.
2. I wish I were as clever as Sophia. I’m very sorry for / afraid of / jealous of her.
3. I tried not to, but in the end I got annoyed with Victoria. I lost my patience / made friends / felt comfortable with
her.
4. Ross won’t be embarrassed by your joke. He’s got a sense of humour / patience / common interests.
5. I heard your grandfather died. I’m truly sorry about it / afraid of it / pleased with it.

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5 Complete the sentences with the words below.

relatives • couple • gets on my nerves • afraid of • generosity • treat
1. Be nice to Janet. ……………………… her like a sister.
2. I’ve got a lot of ……………………… on my father’s side. However, my mother was an only child.
3. I don’t like being around Jamie. He always ……………………… .
4. Owen gives a lot of money to charity. He is known for his ……………………… .
5. Don’t bring the dog into the house. Jack is terribly ……………………… dogs.
6. My sister and her husband make a wonderful ……………………… . They’re so happy together.

6 Complete the sentences with the words below.

keep in touch • get in touch • feel comfortable with • make friends • have patience • has got friends
similar backgrounds • upset
1. James and Max both come from London, and they both went to private schools. They’ve got very ……………………… .
2. Please ……………………… with me at 6.00 tonight.
3. You shouldn’t shout at him all the time. You must ……………………… with him. He’s only five years old.
4. I had a great time at Erin’s house. She’s easy to be with so I always ……………………… her.
5. She joined the sports club because she’s lonely and she wanted to ……………………… with the people there.
6. Joel is very popular. He ……………………… at least 20 good ……………………… .
7. Ron moved to France last year, but we ……………………… and we’re still good friends.
8. Pauline is crying because she is very ……………………… about her marks in maths.

7 Complete the sentences. Make them true for you.

1. I’m very fond of ............................................................................................................ .
2. I’m proud of .................................................................................................................. .
3. I’m pleased with ........................................................................................................... .
4. I’d like to get to know ................................................................................................... .
5. I’m pleased for my friend because ................................................................................ .

Grammar
1 Match A to B to form sentences.
A B
1. Would you read Susan’s letter …… a. unless he starts studying.
2. The children would have been hungry …… b. if I had the ingredients.
3. You must call me …… c. if she wrote to you?
4. I’d bake a cake …… d. if you meet Mike.
5. Peter will get into trouble at school …… e. if you hadn’t given them so many sweets.

2 Choose the sentence that is closer in meaning to the original sentence.

1. If I had known that you were ill, I would have visited you.
a. I didn’t visit you because I didn’t know you were ill.
b. I didn’t visit you because I knew you were ill.
2. If you hadn’t invited James to the party, Sara would have come.
a. Sara came to the party because James was there.

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b. Sara didn’t come to the party because James was there.

3. They would buy a new car if they had the money.
a. They had some money and decided to buy a new car.
b. They won’t buy a new car because they don’t have enough money.
4. Peter will miss the bus if he doesn’t leave the house soon.
a. Peter won’t catch the bus unless he leaves the house on time.
b. Peter didn’t catch the bus because he didn’t leave the house on time.
5. You would have known about the fire if you had watched the news.
a. You knew about the fire because you watched the news.
b. You didn’t know about the fire because you didn’t watch the news.

3 Choose the correct answer.

1. If Isabel paid attention in class, she will understand / would understand / would have understood the homework.
2. You will enjoy talking to Taylor if you give / gave / would give him a chance.
3. The boys wouldn’t have gone to sleep so late if you had turned off / turn off / would turn off the television at 8.00.
4. I would come with you if I didn’t have / hadn’t had / won’t have an exam tomorrow.

4 Complete the sentences with the correct form of the verbs in brackets.
1. If your father were here now, he ……………………… (be) very angry.
2. He would have helped you if you ……………………… (ask) him.
3. The dog will bark all night unless you ……………………… (bring) it into the house.
4. The teacher wouldn’t have given the students a test if they ……………………… (not make) so much noise.
5. ……………………… you ……………………… (go) to Paris if your parents paid for your trip?
6. My mum will take my mobile phone away from me if I ……………………… (spend) too much time talking on it.

5 Choose the correct answer.

1. I wish my parents would give / will give me more pocket money.
2. Peter wishes he were / would be a film star.
3. The students wish they hadn’t disturbed / didn’t disturb the teacher.
4. Do you wish you could travel / can travel around the world?
5. Thomas wishes he had never said / didn’t say anything about the party.

6 Complete the sentences. Make them true for you.

1. I wish my friends would ................................................................................................ .
2. I wish English were ....................................................................................................... .
3. If I hadn’t studied for my exam, I .................................................................................. .
4. If I receive good marks this year, my parents ................................................................ .
5. If I had a million euros, I ................................................................................................ .