GRAMMAR REVISION
1. Mr Tass was a rich businessman. His daughter was very beautiful. (Relative)
2. He carries a mobile phone and so, he keeps in touch with his children. (Purpose)
3. Bill eats a big breakfast, so he isn't hungry in the morning. (Purpose)
4. Does anyone deliver your shopping? (Causative)
5. It was shown that he'd been cheating. (Passive)
6. It is assumed that he was rich. (Passive)
7. I'm going to tell someone to add an extra room. (Causative)
8. She borrowed the car from a colleague. She worked with him. (Relative)
9. We ordered somebody to repair the ceiling. (Causative)
10. (Live)__________ abroad means (adapt) ___________ yourself to other culture. (Inf/ger/both)
11. The brakes need fixing. I’ll ________________________ tomorrow. (Causative)
12. I’m sure it has cost a fortune. (Modal)
13. Oxford University will offer him a scholarship. (Passive)
14. I think you worry too much. You… (Modal)
15. To hold my breath for more than a minute is impossible for me. I… (Modal)
16. Your car used to be checked there. (Causative)
17. Jim didn't hear the speaker. The crowd was shouting so loudly. Jim… (Modal)
18. I saw you (open)___________ the fridge and eat the last brownie. (inf/ger/both)
19. I think the answer in the book is wrong. The answer in the book… (Modal)
20. Sarah said, ‘Shall we go to the museum?’. He said, ‘All right’.(Indirect Speech)
21. The PC isn't working. I think it has been damaged during the move. It… (Modal)
22. The boy was carrying a ball. He threw it at Tom. (Relative)
23. It ‘s not necessary for you to come early. You… (Modal)
24. A friendly taxi driver gave me a free ride to town. (Passive)
25. She avoided (tell)____________ him about her plants. (Inf/ger(both)
26. The UN has been sending food to the refugees. (Passive)
27. It appears that they're living in London. (Passive)
