Read the sentences and circle the correct answer
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D. Read the sentences and circle the correct answer.
1. Scientists are trying to determine / locate the effect the chemical has on our hearts.
2. It is inefficient / inevitable that students moving to a new city will suffer from homesickness.
3. Sarah promised to keep in control / in touch with me when she moved to the US, but I haven't heard from her since.
4. The most beautiful impact / feature of the cathedral is the painted ceiling.
5. We are carrying out / coming up a survey on different means of transport.
6. The members of the committee are in detail / in agreement and have decided to go ahead with the project.
7. This jacket is really out of date / out of touch; I think we need to go shopping!
8. Spending so much money on a leather jacket is out of touch / the question.
2 Grammar
E. Read the dialogues and circle the correct words.
1. A: This time next week we will be flying / I will fly to Japan.
B: I'm so excited! I will start / will have started packing tonight.
2. A: Will there be / Will there have been enough food for everyone?
B: I hope so.
3. A: When will you be starting / will you have started your course?
B: In January. I'm phoning / I will have phoned the school tomorrow to find out more details.
4. A: I hope Mum will have cooked / will be cooking dinner by the time the guests arrive.
B: I'm sure she will have finished / will have been finishing long before that.
5. A: Do you go / Are you going to the cinema on Friday?
B: Yes, I want to see The Dark Knight.
6. A: I will be / will have been in London next week for the London Fashion Week.
B: I wish I could come.
7. A: Are you going to buy / Do you buy a new car?
B: No, I can't afford it.
D. Read the sentences and circle the correct answer.
1. Scientists are trying to determine / locate the effect the chemical has on our hearts.
2. It is inefficient / inevitable that students moving to a new city will suffer from homesickness.
3. Sarah promised to keep in control / in touch with me when she moved to the US, but I haven't heard from her since.
4. The most beautiful impact / feature of the cathedral is the painted ceiling.
5. We are carrying out / coming up a survey on different means of transport.
6. The members of the committee are in detail / in agreement and have decided to go ahead with the project.
7. This jacket is really out of date / out of touch; I think we need to go shopping!
8. Spending so much money on a leather jacket is out of touch / the question.
2 Grammar
E. Read the dialogues and circle the correct words.
1. A: This time next week we will be flying / I will fly to Japan.
B: I'm so excited! I will start / will have started packing tonight.
2. A: Will there be / Will there have been enough food for everyone?
B: I hope so.
3. A: When will you be starting / will you have started your course?
B: In January. I'm phoning / I will have phoned the school tomorrow to find out more details.
4. A: I hope Mum will have cooked / will be cooking dinner by the time the guests arrive.
B: I'm sure she will have finished / will have been finishing long before that.
5. A: Do you go / Are you going to the cinema on Friday?
B: Yes, I want to see The Dark Knight.
6. A: I will be / will have been in London next week for the London Fashion Week.
B: I wish I could come.
7. A: Are you going to buy / Do you buy a new car?
B: No, I can't afford it.