Write the corresponding adjective for each of the following words.

Follow the
example.

Example: count - countable

1. science
1. science scientific
2. monster 2. monster monstrous
3. mud muddy
3. mud
4. obey - obedient
4. obey - 5. administer administrable
6. rock - rocky
5. administer

6. rock -
In some situations, if can be followed by would, will or going to in the same
clause.

Decide which function applies to the following sentences.

1. If itll calm you down a bit, Ill pour you a whisky.

2. If youd like to take a seat, the doctor will be with you in a

moment.
3. If you would only listen to me, Im sure youd understand why I did

it.

4. If you wont move your car, Ill have to phone the police.
5. If were going to New York next month, we should apply for a visa

now.
6. If you will keep staying up so late, its no wonder you cant get up for school in the

morning.

1. If itll calm you down a bit, Ill pour you a whisky. - RESULT
2. If youd like to take a seat, the doctor will be with you in a
moment. - REQUEST
3. If you would only listen to me, Im sure youd understand why
I did it. - WILLINGNESS
4. If you wont move your car, Ill have to phone the police. - REFUSAL
5. If were going to New York next month, we should apply for a
visa now. - INTENTION
6. If you will keep staying up so late, its no wonder you cant get up
for school in the morning. - INSISTENCE
Some verbs can be followed by a gerund or an infinitive, resulting in a slight change in
meaning.

Finish the following sentences and then check to see if you have correctly
used a gerund and the infinitive after each verb.

1. GO ON
If I cant do something, I go on

After winning Wimbledon, Rafa Nadal went on

2. REMEMBER
When I was very young, I remember

Before leaving the office, I have to remember

Before leaving the office, I mustnt forget

3. STOP
Thats it! Ive decided to stop

On his way home, he stopped

4. MEAN
Having a job means

I have always meant

5. TRY
To save energy, we should try not

To get rid of spyware and mailware on your computer, try

6. REGRET
I have always regretted not

Unfortunately, we regret

1. GO ON
If I cant do something, I go on trying until I succeed.
After winning Wimbledon, Rafa Nadal went on to win the Grand Slam
2. REMEMBER
 When I was very young, I remember playing football with my friends in
the street outside my house.
Before leaving the office, I have to remember to back up the hard drive.
Before leaving the office, I mustnt forget to phone my wife.
3. STOP
Thats it! Ive decided to stop working on Saturdays!
On his way home, he stopped to get some beers and a bottle of whisky.
4. MEAN
Having a job means that we can afford to have a holiday abroad.
I have always meant to take up golf, but Ive never had the time.
5. TRY
To save energy, we should try not to use the air conditioner so much in
the summer.
To get rid of spyware and mailware on your computer, try wiping the hard
drive and re-installing the operating system.
6. REGRET
I have always regretted not having kids.
Unfortunately, we regret to inform you that you have not been chosen as
McDonalds employee of the month. Better luck next time!

Choose the best linking expression to complete the sentences.

1. All flights to and from Detroit have been

cancelled the weather.

2. If I were you, Id take a copy of your passport and insurance

documents you lose them.

3. I got up at 5.30 am this morning doing a couple

of hours work before breakfast.

4. I bought myself a laptop I can do some work

during my long train ride to and from work every day.
5. I think you should take your time developing your mobile phone

application, it wont look professional and it

probably wont work very well.

6. Pepito sent the letter by registered mail to

make sure it arrived safely.

1. due to
2. in case
3. with the intention of
4. so that
5. otherwise
6. so as