10

1 Grammar

1

are (’re) renting / going to rent

2

will (’ll)

let / is (’s) letting

3

am (’m) going to ask

4

doesn’t want

5

will (’ll) invite

6

are

having

7

will (’ll) be

8

will (’ll) be allowed

9

will (’ll) agree

10

do

1

c

2

b

3

a

4

b

5

c

6

a

7

b

8

a

9

c

10

a

1

A new shopping centre was opened in our
neighbourhood last week.

2

Most pupils in the UK have to wear a
school uniform.

3

Why are you having your bedroom
decorated now?

4

Do you think Peter’s likely to come to my
birthday party?

5

I won’t help you if you continue to be rude
to me.

6 A:

I wonder who’s on the phone.

B:

Don’t worry. I’ll answer it.

7

I can’t go to the supermarket for you unless
you give me some money.

8

David and Mary had their car stolen last
week.

9

Can I please have a look at your new
CD player?

10

You really mustn’t smoke at your age.

1

will be allowed to

2

don’t make

3

Were ... allowed to

4

aren’t allowed to

5

makes

6

let

7

Don’t let

8

letting

9

made

10

lets

2 Vocabulary

1

c

2

b

3

c

4

a

5

b

6

a

7

c

8

a

9

b

10

c

Make: room, a mess, money, sense, an effort,
progress, fun (of someone), a difference
Do: good, your best

1

boarding card

2

cruise

3

platform

4

departure lounge

5

tour

6

touch down

7

miss

8

flight

9

customs

10

timetable

1

took

2

turning

3

headed

4

set

5

turned

6

looking

7

go

8

touched

9

go

10

bumped

3 Everyday English

1

The fact is

2

I know what you mean

3

between you and me

4

Believe it or not

5

between you and me

1

b

2

c

3

e

4

a

5

d

4 Readi ng

1

d

2

e

3

b

4

c

5

a

5 Listening

TAPESCRIPT

Speaker A:

I’m really pessimistic about the future because I
don’t think enough people care about the planet.
Look at all the rubbish we throw away every day
and all the pollution of the air and water. And I
don’t think the government does enough either.

Speaker B:

I’m sure that we will all soon have computers
at home to do our cooking and our cleaning.
Wouldn’t that be fantastic? Imagine, you wake
up and your coffee is already on the table! We’d
have much more time for our hobbies then.

Speaker C:

I think that English will soon be the only
language. It’s already very important for business
and travel. If you speak English, you know that
you’ll be OK wherever you go and you’ll always
be able to get a good job.

Speaker D:

I’m sure that we’ll all live to be a hundred. We’ll
take lots of pills to keep us young and we’ll
continue to work until we’re in our seventies.
It’d be great to live so long, don’t you agree?
Only if we’re healthy of course.

Speaker E:

I predict that people will live on the moon before
the end of this century. If the population of the
planet continues to increase, it will be the only
solution, don’t you think? I must admit I can’t
quite imagine it, but anything’s possible and
scientists are making so much progress with
space travel.

1

b

2

a

3

c

4

a

5

b

6

rubbish

7

coffee

8

travel

9

pills

10

population

A

B

A

B

A

B

B

C

D

A

B

C

D

© Cambridge University Press 2005

Module 2 Test A Key

UNITS

5–8

MODULE

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TES

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A
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English in Mind Level 3