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II. Look at the pairs of words in the box. Then write the adverb form of each adjective below
adjective adverb adjective adverb adjective adverb
sad sadly happy happily hopeful hopefully
III. Complete the sentences. Use the simple past and the past perfect. Follow the example
1. By the time he arrived (arrive) at the airport, his plane had left (leave)
2. They have sold (sell) all the tickets before we had been (be) able to buy any.
3. I _hadn’t been (not be) abroad before, so I didn’t know (not know) what to expect.
4. Until they travelled (travel) to Europe, they never had stayed (never stay) in a hostel.
5. She didn’t know (not know) what to do after she had lost (lost) her passport.
6. I hadn’t been (not be) to the beach until I went (go) last year.
IV. Rewrite the active sentences as causative sentences. See the example. Some subjects will be
changed. Use have or get
1. I’m going to paint my nails. I’m going to have my nails painted.
2. They don’t want to dye their hair. They don’t want to have their hair dyed
3. Did he perm his hair? Did he have his hair permed?
4. We are going to shave our head. We are going to have our head shaved.
5. He needs to trim his hair. He is going to have his hair trimmed
6. When did they straighten their hair? When he had their hair straightened
V. Complete the sentences. Use the correct form of the verbs in parenthesis.
1. If I had (have) the money, I would open (open) a bookstore around here.
2. I would not complain ((not complain) about our town if the schools were (be) better.
3. More tourists would visit (visit) here if the crime rate were not (not be) so high.
4. If there were not (not be) so much traffic, I wouldn’t (not be) so stressed out!
5. If I were (be) the mayor, I would build (build) more bike paths.
6. I would find (find) the vaccine for all viruses if I were (be) a scientist of CSIC.
VI. Read the conversation and circle
CONVERSATION
Tanya: Hey Brad, your new place is huge! And you’re in a really good neighborhood, too. I’ve
heard it has great nightlife
Brad: Yeah, I know. All it’s missing is a good gym. It would be perfect if it had one.
Tanya: How’s the public transportation? Is there a bus stop nearby?
Brad: No it’s a long walk away. So it takes forever to get to work. If I were in charge, I’d build
one closer to here.
Tanya: Yeah. If it was closer, you sleep in later!
Brad: But at least the restaurants are good. In fact, there’s an amazing
French place around the corner.
Tanya: Wow. If I lived here, I might eat out every night!
Brad: I know. Speaking of restaurants, are you hungry? Let’s go get something to eat. My treat!