Grammar

Foley, Hall

Unit 11

Zad.1

1. Are submitted -> be submitted

2. Correct
3. Receives -> receive
4. May the President have a long life ! -> Long live the President !
5. Correct
6. Are worn -> be worn

Zad.2

1. You look as though you’ve been unwell.

2. I’d rather you didn’t wipe your feet on the carpets.
3. What if they don’t accept your explanation ?
4. It’s time we paid the bill.
5. Suppose I complained to the police ?
6. They’d rather we went with them.
7. She acts as if she was/ were a member of the club.
8. It’s about time you called your parents.

Zad.3

1A, 2M, 3M, 4T, 5T, 6A, 7A, 8T, 9M, 10T, 11M, 12M, 13T, 14A, 15A

Zad.4

1. I wish you’d told us that you were leaving.

2. Suppose they hadn’t got a receipt?
3. It’s (about) time we went.
4. If only I was/were as agile as I used to be.
5. I wish/If only I could play the piano.
6. I wish she would stop criticizing me.
7. Treat my home as though it was/were your own.
8. If only/I wish I had gone to university.
9. She wishes she had more friends.
10. I’d rather/sooner you didn’t let the dog sit in the front of the car

Zad.5

1. Had-> would
2. Listens -> listened
3. Did -> would
4. Correct
 5. Would be -> could be/were
6. He is -> he was/ he were
7. Correct
8. You’ll see-> you see/ you saw
9. I didn’t stay at home-> I left home
10. Correct

Zad.6

1. I was finally resolved

2. Be kept clear
3. Were
4. Was/were blocked
5. Hadn’t agreed
6. Kept
7. Was/were able to
8. Haven’t told
9. Demand
10. Not have to refer/ we didn’t have to refer

Zad.7

A. I’d rather/ sooner do something slightly less dangerous

B. Long live freedom
C. It’s high time you changed your phone!
D. I wish/If only you would tidy up this room!
E. I wish/ If only I was/were taller!
F. He treats that dog as if/ as though it was human!

Unit 12

Zad.1

1. My -> me
2. Opening the -> opening of the
3. She -> her
4. Not -> no
5. Wait -> waiting
6. Making a -> making of a
7. Not -> no
8. We -> us/ our
9. To make -> making
10. Capable lifting -> capable of lifting

Zad.2

1. To be handed in tomorrow
2. Enough to join the army
 3. To arrive late
4. Able to/ allowed to/ permitted to/ free to give you an answer right now
5. To catch the criminals the government closed the borders
6. A decision to close the office this morning
7. Surprised to learn that Amanda was going to marry Ronald
8. As not to frighten the public
9. To the bank this morning to check the balance on my current account
10. To find/ discover they had already closed the store for stocktaking

Zad.3

1. To pass
2. To call
3. Avoiding
4. To exceed
5. To notice
6. Keeping
7. To arrive
8. To apply
9. Lying
10. Calling
11. To go
12. To avoid
13. To join
14. Feeling
15. To carry
16. To swim
17. To like
18. Meeting
19. Passing
20. To settle

Zad.4

1. To pack
2. Leaving
3. Pressing
4. To enter
5. Washing
6. Conduct
7. Eating
8. To get
9. To record
10. Hovering
11. To achieve
12. To announce
 13. Seeing
14. Looking
15. To get

Zad.5

1A, 2C, 3B, 4B, 5C, 6A, 7B, 8A, 9A, 10A, 11C, 12A, 12A, 14B, 15B, 16B, 17B, 18A, 19B, 20C

Zad.6

1. To say
2. To ask
3. To find
4. Bringing
5. Cooking
6. Living
7. To make
8. Filling in
9. To see
10. To take
11. To open
12. To cash
13. Buying
14. To be
15. To know
16. Wondering
17. To join
18. Learning
19. To attend
20. To write

Unit 13

Zad.1

1D, 2G, 3A, 4F, 5E, 6B, C- unnecessary

Zad.2

1. Sitting in the armchair

2. Being able to speak Finnish
3. Having split up with his wife
4. Discovered under the floorboards
5. Having moved out
6. Left for too long
7. Making me feel sick
8. Not being very good with figures
9. Built to last forever
 10. Washed at a cool temperature
11. People playing loud music late at night
12. Having been unemployed for so long
13. Given enough time
14. The people living closest to the river bank
15. Not having registered

Zad.3

1. Study -> to study

2. Be honest -> to be honest
3. Correct
4. Correct
5. To be being rich -> to be rich
6. To have been gone -> to have gone
7. To mugged -> to be mugged
8. Correct
9. Not have seen -> not to have seen
10. To have designed -> to have been designed

Zad.4

1E, 2C, 3A, 4F, 5B

Zad.5

1. Carlos joined a dating agency to find a girlfriend

2. Having left my keys at the office, I couldn’t get into my flat last nightf
3. Not having a visa, Manuela can’t travel to the USA
4. My nephew emigrated to Australia to start a new life
5. A new dam was built across the river, flooding thousands of hectares of farmland were
flooded.
6. Having been restored by experts, the old house regained its former glory./ The old house
had been restored by experts, regaining its former glory.
7. Not being very fit, I was unable to finish the marathon.
8. Their children having left home, Dave and Maria felt they should move to a smaller house.
9. They got home early to find the place had been burgled./ Having got home early, they fing
the place ..
10. The only person to stay behind was the caretaker.

Zad.6

Dating from 1971 and directed by Francis Ford Coppola, The Godfather won three Oscars. Lasting
almost three hours, the film is Shakespearean in its scope and ambition. It is the story of a New York
mafia family headed by Marlon Brando as ‘the Godfather’ . Although Brando has the title role it is Al
Pacino, playing his troubled son and heir Michael, who steals the show in a masterly performance.
Struggling to reconcile his distaste for crime and brutality with his sense of family honor and duty,
Pacino’s character embodies the moral dilemma at the heart of the movie. To achieve his aim of
taking the audience on an emotional rollercoaster ride the director intersperses long scenes of
family life with shorter sequences of extreme violence. (or: The director intersperses long scenes of
family life with shorter sequences of extreme violence to achieve his aim of taking the audience on
an emotional rollercoaster ride.) Short in explicit detail, this violence may shock some viewers. But
anyone prepared to put up with this will enjoy a unique dramatic experience. In fact, for many
people The Godfather is the greatest American film (to have been) made in the 1970s.

Zad.7

1. Being so charming, Martin is

2. Having graduated (from college) I took
3. Not to have made more of
4. Said Mary, throwing open
5. Launched an advertising campaign to increase
6. A great shock to find the old house
7. To those prices, to be frank.
8. Planted in a sunny spot, the shrubs
9. To be the first (flat) to be sold/ to be sold first
10. Not having had the benefit of
11. Being such a perfectionist, Sophie
12. Buildings not to have been destroyed/ buildings that had not been destroyed

Hewings

Unit 39

Zad.1

1.
2. Mr Leeson urged that Philip Whittaker should be promoted to export manager
3. Mrs Appleby recommended that a sales representative should be sent to South Africa
4. Mrs Appleby reported that the Delaware Bridge project should be completed by August next
year
5. The Chairman insisted that work schedules should be kept to
6. The Chairman instructed that all monthly reports should be sent to him directly
7. Ms Wells suggested that trade union representatives should be involved in major decisions
8. Ms Wells declared that the company’s head office should remain in London
9. Mr Clarke agreed that the company should sponsor the European chess league for the next
three years
10. Mr Clarke announced that in future all claims for travel expenses should be made in US
dollars

Zad.2

2- Yes, 3-Yes, 4-No, 5-Yes, 6-Yes, 7-Yes, 8-No, 9-No, 10-No

Zad.3

1.
2. I am shocked that Paul should behave so badly
3. I am astounded that anyone should vote for him
4. It is urgent that he should return home immediately
5. I am amused that he should take his appearance so seriously
6. I am upset that they should think I has cheated them
7. It is appalling that they should be allowed to go free
8. It is imperative that we should act now to avoid war.

Side, Wellman

Unit 5/ Section 1

Zad.1

1. God forbid
2. Suffice it to say
3. So be it
4. Come what may
5. Far be it from me
6. Be that as it may

Zad.2

1. Was/were
2. Were
3. Weren’t/ wasn’t
4. Were/ weren’t
5. Had
6. Wasn’t/ weren’t
7. Weren’t/ wasn’t
8. Didn’t

Zad.3

a. 1- acquainted, 2- may, 3-be, 4-proceed, 5-contact

b. 1-suppose/ supposing, 2-had, 3-were, 4- was, 5-had
c. 1- spend, 2-go/goes, 3-Suffice, 4-could, 5- was/were

Zad.4

1. Talk, you’d think he owned half the

2. Were incapable of looking after
3. Utmost importance that we
4. Be turned down, she’ll
5. You’d sooner I wasn’t
Graver 161-168

Zad.162

1. Who did you come to the party with? – I was asked who I’d come to the party with.
2. Did you come with a friend?- Someone wanted to know if I’d come with a friend.
3. Why aren’t you drinking ?- I was asked why I wasn’t drinking.
4. Would you like something to drink ?- I was asked if I’d like something to drink.
5. Where do you live?- Someone asked me where I lived.
6. Do you know many people here?- I was asked if I knew many people there.
7. When did you arrive?- Someone wanted to know when I’d arrived.
8. What do you do for a living?- I was asked what I did for a living.
9. Did you see that marvelous documentary on TV last night?- I was asked if I’d seen a
marvelous documentary on TV the previous night.
10. Have you been watching the latest TV serial?-
11. How do you like your coffee- black or white?
12. What time is it?
13. What’s your phone number?
14. Can I give you a ring tomorrow?
15. How will you get back home

Thursday, 13.00 or 14.40 , Test, Teams