Another cloze test!

Here you have another cloze test, this one being a little bit more difficult... maybe.

And the KEY:
1) usual 2) himself 3) couldn't 4) to 5) any/much 6) waiting 7) flight 8) Although 9) more 10) take 11) hadn't 12) take 13) would 14) made 15) while 16) had 17) behind 18) reason 19) how 20) ignored

Exam practice II

Here you have another cloze test. Sorry if you haven't seen Avatar, but I'm afraid the whole story is told in the text!!
This one is a bit more difficult than the cloze test in the 'Exam Practice I" entry.

Exam practice I

As I promised, I'm including a new entry with a type of exercise which you found a bit difficult in the Module 7 test: cloze tests. This particular one should be 'easy' for you, but this is the best way to sart, from easy to difficult! I'll let you do the exercise and I'll include the key sooner or later.

Here's the KEY. 1) for 2) who 3) her 4) the 5) to 6) some 7) When 8) Then 9) with 10) crying/screaming 11) on 12) nobody/no one 13) to 14) saw 15) until/till 16) seen 17) since 18) ago 19) used 20) more.

Module 8, Unit 4. Modals: obligation and absence of obligation

Here's my contribution to your revision of modal verbs. As you will see, there are a couple of extra modals and expressions in the exercise. Sorry about that, but I couldn't find anything more appropriate.

Module 8, Unit 3. Grammar: future time

Here you have some explanations about the different tenses we can use to express future time plus an exercise and the key to it.

Vocabulary: pollution and the environment + key

Here you have a handout with exercises to improve your vocabulary on the topic of pollution and the environment (Unit 2, Module 8)

List of irregular verbs

I've realised that some of you really need to revise irregular verbs! Here you have a list of the most common ones. A mistake in an irregular verb is considered a very serious mistake, so be careful in the tests.