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1 Grammar

1

used to

2

the

3

would

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couldn’t

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which

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a

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should

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had been

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would have been

10

living

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b

2

c

3

b

4

a

5

c

6

a

7

b

8

a

9

c

10

a

1

If it hadn’t rained, we would have gone to
the beach.

2

Laura asked me how I felt about her news.

3

Where are the children? Oh, they’re in the
garden.

4

My sister, who is a doctor, lives in Australia.

5

I wish you hadn’t sold your old car.

6

Do you enjoy reading classical literature?

7

You really shouldn’t have eaten so much
pizza last night.

8

Where did you use to go on holiday as
a child?

9

Michael said he had forgotten to do his
homework.

10

Could you please give us the correct answer?

1

If Jack hadn’t failed his exams, he would
have gone to university.

2

If we had had a map, we wouldn’t have got
lost.

3

If Nick hadn’t been tired, he wouldn’t have
fallen asleep in front of the TV.

4

If I hadn’t won the lottery, I wouldn’t have
bought a new car.

5

If I hadn’t eaten a lot of chocolate, I
wouldn’t have felt sick.

2 Vocabulary

1

b

2

c

3

b

4

c

5

a

6

c

7

a

8

c

9

b

10

a

Face: wrinkles, spots, beard, bushy eyebrows,
moustache

Hair: fringe, spiky, cropped, wavy, ponytail

Height/build: tall, slim, overweight, broad-
shouldered, plump

Special features: freckles, scar, tattoo, mole,
double chin

1

irregular

2

illogical

3

informal

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impolite

5

unhelpful

6

impatient

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irresponsible

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illegal

9

inexpensive

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impossible

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out

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up

3

up

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up

5

out

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away

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after

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up with

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down

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up

3 Everyday English

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What I mean is

2

In that case

3

There’s something I want to say

4

The thing is

1

there’s something I want to say

2

in that

case

3

the thing is

4

what I mean is

5

there’s something I want to say

6

in that case

4 Reading

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a

2

c

3

c

4

b

5

b

6

a

7

b

8

c

9

a

10

b

5 Listening

TAPESCRIPT

Speaker A:
Well, at the end of the day, there was nothing
I could do. Of course I wish I hadn’t had the
accident, but I did. And now every night when
I go to bed, I can see so clearly what happened.
As they say, there’s no use crying over spilt milk,
but it’s very hard not to.

Speaker B:
Man, I was mad! I just wanted to hit him for being
so rude to me. I don’t often lose my temper, but
boy when I do ... then watch out! I knew that I had
to calm down so I just walked out of the room
before doing something I knew I’d regret.

Speaker C:
The dark, spiders, going up and down in lifts ... ,
but I’d say that I’m most scared of spiders.
Rationally I know that they can’t hurt me. After
all, they’re so tiny compared to humans, but
there’s something about their hairy legs!

Speaker D:
The first time I saw Mark I knew he was the
one for me. We met at a party and just clicked
straight away. He felt the same and now we’re
married with three children. I just can’t imagine
what my life would be like without him.

Speaker E:

Oh, I don’t know ... maybe sitting by a log fire
in the autumn when it’s cold and wet outside.
The trees are red and gold. The only sound is
the sound of the rain on the window. And I have
a pile of wonderful books to read ... oh yes, and
of course my sweet dog, Tessie, by my side.

1

c

2

c

3

b

4

c

5

a

6

accident

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lose

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scared

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three

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dog

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B

C

D

A

B

B

C

D

A

B

A

B

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Module 4 Test A Key

UNITS

13–16

MODULE

4

TES

T

A
KEY

English in Mind Level 3