Unit 2 PERSONAL EXPERIENCESII. Complete each of the sentences .... with the appropriate word from the box. Make changes if necessary.embarrass personal idol excite imaginememory embrace sneak fuss experience 1. A lot of teenagers make Bi Rain their idol.2. The task needs the skills of a suitably experienced engineer.3. She smiled to hide her slight embarrassment.4. I personally prefer Pizza to hamburgers.5. The romantic evening cruise will be a memorial experience.6. They left quietly, without fuss.7. I have a sneaking suspicion that she knows more than she's telling us.8. They were locked in a passionate embrace on the station platform.9. the children Don't get too excited.10. I haven't got a picture of this so you'll just have to use your imagination.III. Complete the passage with the correct verb form.(1) Have you ever been (you/ever/be) in a cable car? Well I have. Last February, I (2) went (go) on a ski strip to Switzerland. What a trip! The first morning, I (3) got (get) into a cable car. I (4) wanted (want) to go to the top of the mountain and (5) ski. The cable car (6) started (start) up the mountain. I (7) looked (look) down, and it was so beautiful. Then there (8) was terrible noise. Suddenly the car (9) stopped (stop). It (10) didn't move (not move), and there was quiet everywhere. It was cold, and it (11) began (begin) to get dark and snow. I (12) was (be) alone for one hour, two hours. I thought, "They (13) have forgotten (forgot) me!" At last the car started back down the mountain. It went very fast. "Sorry," a man said when I (l4) (climb) climbed out of the car. "We (15) have never had (never/have) this problem before. Please, try again tomorrow. " "He (16) is joking (joke)," I thought. "I (17) have had (have) enough of cable car for a lifetime."IV. Cross out any improbable answers.1. I've understood, I understand biology a lot better now that we've got a new teacher.2. I went, had gone to see a seat car One race last week, but I admit, I'm admitting that I don't know much about cars.3. Do you find/Have you found it difficult to concentrate on your work with this music on?4. We'll do/We do our best to get the computer repaired by next week, but we won't guarantee, we don't guarantee it.5. I've just started, I just started to learn how to drive. Now I'm knowing/I know how difficult it is. 6. She says that she wasn't in the kitchen when the bottle was smashed, smashed, but I refuse, I'm refusing to believe her.7. I'm certainly agreeing, I certainly agree with you that people shouldn't drink and drive.8. I know the company made, has made a loss this year, But I won't apologize, I don't apologize for that. 9. It's very difficult for us to get jobs here, so we're considering, we consider emigrating to Canada.10. Since I has won/won the lottery, my telephone didn't stop/hasnt stopped ringing. People phone/are phoning to ask how I spend, I'm going to spend the money.11. In tonight's World Cup match, France currently beat/are currently beating Germany 2-1 with five minute of the match to go. If the score remains/is remained the same it will be the first time Germany lost, have lost to France since 1998.12. Beckham passes/is passing to Giggs who shoots/is shooting just over the bar. Manchester United attack/are attacking much more in this half.13. She goes, she's going up to this man and looks, looking straight into his eyes. He's not wearing, He doesn't wear his glasses, and he's not recognizing, he doesn't recognize her.14. I have gone/went to a concert yesterday in the Town Hall. In the middle of it, while the orchestra played, was playing a man suddenly was standing, stood on his seat and starting, started to conduct them. 15. This man plays/is playing golf when a kangaroo bounds/is bounding upwards into up to him, grabs/grabing his club and hits, hitting his ball about half a mile ... V. Complete the sentence using these pair of verbs. Use the simple past or past progressive. come-show; the get-go; break-ski; Live-spend; look-see; look-slip; start-check in; Add-taste; go off-light; not listen-explain; push-run; write-drive; shut-start; come-put; take-out place.1. The smoke alarm went off when he lit the neath it.2. Just as I was getting into the bath all the light went off.3. When I was living/lived in Paris, I spent three hours a day traveling to and from work. 4. She added more salt to the soup, and then it tasted much better.5. Helen broke her leg while she was skiing in Switzerland.6. When the taxis came I put my suitcase on the back seat.7. A friendly American couple started chatting to him as he was checking in at the hotel reception.8. I bumped into Mary last week. She was looking a lot better than when I last for her.9. It was an amazing coincidence. Just as I was writing to Anne, she was driving to my house to come and see me10. I shut the windows as soon as it started to rain. 11. My boss came into the office just as I was showing everyone my holiday photos.12. He took the cake out of the oven and placed it carefully on the table13. When his mother was looking in the other direction Steve slipped away quietly.14. She pushed open the door and ran into the room.15. I can't remember how to answer this question. I must confess that I didn't listen/wasn't listening while the teacher was explaining it to us.VI. Complete these sentences .... using the verb given. Use the past simple or the past perfect.1. As Geoff was introduced to Mrs. Snape, he realized (realize) that he had met (meet) her before.2. During the previous week, I went (go) to the gym every morning.3. By the time I got to (get) back to the bathroom, the bath had overflowed (overflow). 4. The boy told me that he had lost (lose) his train ticket and didn't know (not/know) how he would get home. 5. I was just about to leave when I remembered (remember) my briefcase.6. She walked (walk) into the station only to find that the train had left (leave).7. At the conference, scientists reported that they had found (find) a cure for Malaria.8. On my last visit to Wixton I found (find) that the village hadn't changed (not change) much.9. In a surprise move, the Prime Minister resigned (resign) last night.10. Jane didn't want any dinner. She had eaten (eat) already.11. When she came (come) into the hall, everyone started cheering (start).12. After they had eaten, ate (eat) all the food, they picked (pick) up their bags and left.13. I thought I would get to the restaurant first, but Jim had arrived! (arrive) before me.14. By the time I got (get) to the party, most people had gone (go) home.15. As soon As I turned the ignition key (turn), the engine (catch) caught fire.VII. Choose the correct answer.1. After Jessica _ _ _ _ her degree, she intends to work in her father's company.a. will finish b. c. d. finished finishes is finishing2. As you _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ your car at the moment, can I borrow it?a. don't use b. didn't use c. aren't using d. haven't used3. When she saw a snake at her feet, she _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _.a. b. screamed was screaming c. had screamed d. screams4. When he realised that I _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ at him, he _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ away.a. looked-was turning b. was looking-turnedc. was looking-was turning d. looked-turned5. I ___ the new Harry Potter book now, so you can borrow my copy if you like.a. finish b. am finishing c. d. have finished had finished6. I was sure that I _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ him before.a. met b. had met c. have met d. was meeting7. Before I started the car, all of the passengers _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ their seat belts.a. will buckle b. had buckled c. was buckling d. have buckled8. The minute I got the news about Sue I _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ my parents.a. b. phoned was phoning c. had phoned d. have phoned9. A lot _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ since I last _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ you.a. happened-saw b. happened-have seenc. has happened-saw d. has happened-have seen10. Your eyes are red-_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _?a. did you cry b. have you been cryingc. have you cried d. do you cry11. A small stone struck the windshield while we _ _ _ _ _ _ _ down the gravel road.a. drive b. were driving c. had driven d. had been driving12. In the next few year, thousands of speed cameras _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ on major roads.a. are appeared b. will appearc. are appearing d. are going to appear13. After she _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ hospital, she had a long holiday.a. leaves b. c. d. is leaving left has left14. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ for a long time before you got a job?a. Were you looking b. Have you lookedc. Have you been looking at d. Had you looked15. The film _ _ _ _ _ _ _ by the time we _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ to the cinema.a. already began – got b. have already begun-gotc. had already begun – got d. already began – had gotVIII. Write a second sentence so that it has similar meaning to the first. Use the word or words in brackets.1. I started working in this hotel six months ago. (worked)I've worked in this hotel for six months.2. Sue has been in Italy for the last three weeks. (went)Sue went to Italy three weeks ago.3. I met her during my stay in Paris last summer. (while)I met her while I was staying in Paris.4. We haven't gone to the cinema for over a year. (It's)It's over a year since we went to the cinema.5. Sam played tennis yesterday and it was his first game. (never)Sam had never played tennis before (yesterday).6. How long is it since they went to Nairobi? (When)When did they go to Nairobi?7. Mac Kenzie wrote four best-sellers before he was twenty. (By age)By the age of 20, Mac Kenzie had writen the four best-sellers.8. She is still working on her homework. (stopped)She hasnt stopped working on her homework.9. Could you deliver the goods to my house? (delivered)Could I have the goods delivered to my house?
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