Level 6, Unit 7-8

If I ______ stronger, I'd help you carry the piano.

If we ___ him tomorrow, we'll say hello.

If you drop the vase, it ______.

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If I hadn't studied, I ________ the exam.

If she________ him every day, she'd be lovesick.

If I had more time, I _____ you last night.

If you heat water to 100 C, it ...

Unless she ... her results, she ... to the concert.

If I have to do this, I ...

I won't go to the party unless she ... me.

If you had trained more, you ______ so easily.

If I ______ that she was in town, I would have called her.

The exams are beginning next week. I ________ do some work.

I ______ do experiments in science lessons than listen to the teacher all the time.

It’s my cousin’s birthday on Saturday, but I _____ I didn’t have to go to

her party.

You ____ hurry if you don’t want to be late!

I don’t want to watch a DVD this evening. I _______ listen to some music.

My football boots are very old. I ________ I had some new ones.

I’m not very fit. I ______ go to the gym.

I don’t like football. I_____ play basketball.

We don’t live near the sports stadium. I _______ we lived nearer.

I always get nervous before a race. I _____ relax.

I don’t like running. I ______ swim.

Which sentence is NOT correct?

I’m sorry I made you angry. I wish I ____ shouted at you.

Which sentence is correct?

What CANNOT go in the space?

He’s really handsome! If only I ___ ten years younger!

 You want to go to Sally’s party, but you can’t. What can you say?

Tim is a sports teacher. He ______the school football team.

My uncle has been _____ since he was twenty. He could see when he was a child.

Our teachers ________ us to work hard.

I had a great holiday in Britain. It was a good ______ to practise my English.

We were all very _____ when out team didn’t win.

Kate was ______ with her brother when he lost her mobile phone.

I was very ________ before the exam. Geography isn’t my best subject, and I hadn’t done much work.

I thought I might fail the exam, but I was ____ when I discovered that I’d

passed.

I was really _______ when my pet died, but my teacher was very kind to me.

I was very ___when I won the school music competition.

I was _____ when the teacher didn’t like my project about animals.

Lisa _____ for a part in a play.

My aunt uses a wheelchair because she’s ______.

I think I’ve read this book before. It’s very _________.

Steve went up to the second _____ of the competition, but he didn’t reach the final.

Our teacher helps us when we make mistakes.She doesn’t ______us.

A £2 million secret

What would you do if you won the lottery? Would you tell your friends? Some lottery

winners don’t want the newspapers to know their names, but they usually share the news with their families and friends. But one winner hasn’t told anyone. We interviewed her last week. We can’t tell readers the woman’s real name, so we've called her ‘Nicola’. Nicola has got a fortune in the bank, but no one knows about it. She won £2 million in the lottery three months ago, but she didn’t want the money to change her life, so she didn’t tell anyone: not even her husband! Nicola didn’t want to tell him because she didn’t want him to leave his job. Nicola’s husband didn’t use to work. He stayed at home for nearly four years and watched TV all day! Eventually he found a job, and now he’s a much nicer and happier person. ‘That’s why I decided not to tell him about the money,’ Nicola said. ‘I was afraid it would change our lives. He would have used the lottery money as an opportunity to stop work again. I don’t want him to be lazy and unhappy again. I didn’t want to ruin the life that we’ve got now.’ So how does Nicola keep her secret? Nicola still has a job, but now she doesn’t go to work every day. She tells her husband that she's doing more of her work at home. The family go out together a lot more and they've got new clothes. She pretends that she's managed to save the money for these things.

‘Are you happy?’ we asked her. ‘Yes,’ Nicola answered. 'I don’t have to worry about money now, and that’s nice. But nothing else has changed. Sometimes I buy things secretly, but I don’t spend a lot of money. We don’t need glamorous clothes and expensive holidays.’

Read the text. Are the sentences true or

false?

The woman didn’t want magazine readers to know her real identity.

A £2 million secret

What would you do if you won the lottery? Would you tell your friends? Some lottery

winners don’t want the newspapers to know their names, but they usually share the news with their families and friends. But one winner hasn’t told anyone. We interviewed her last week. We can’t tell readers the woman’s real name, so we've called her ‘Nicola’. Nicola has got a fortune in the bank, but no one knows about it. She won £2 million in the lottery three months ago, but she didn’t want the money to change her life, so she didn’t tell anyone: not even her husband! Nicola didn’t want to tell him because she didn’t want him to leave his job. Nicola’s husband didn’t use to work. He stayed at home for nearly four years and watched TV all day! Eventually he found a job, and now he’s a much nicer and happier person. ‘That’s why I decided not to tell him about the money,’ Nicola said. ‘I was afraid it would change our lives. He would have used the lottery money as an opportunity to stop work again. I don’t want him to be lazy and unhappy again. I didn’t want to ruin the life that we’ve got now.’ So how does Nicola keep her secret? Nicola still has a job, but now she doesn’t go to work every day. She tells her husband that she's doing more of her work at home. The family go out together a lot more and they've got new clothes. She pretends that she's managed to save the money for these things.

‘Are you happy?’ we asked her. ‘Yes,’ Nicola answered. 'I don’t have to worry about money now, and that’s nice. But nothing else has changed. Sometimes I buy things secretly, but I don’t spend a lot of money. We don’t need glamorous clothes and expensive holidays.’

Read the text. Are the sentences true or false?

She’s been rich for three months.

A £2 million secret

What would you do if you won the lottery? Would you tell your friends? Some lottery

winners don’t want the newspapers to know their names, but they usually share the news with their families and friends. But one winner hasn’t told anyone. We interviewed her last week. We can’t tell readers the woman’s real name, so we've called her ‘Nicola’. Nicola has got a fortune in the bank, but no one knows about it. She won £2 million in the lottery three months ago, but she didn’t want the money to change her life, so she didn’t tell anyone: not even her husband! Nicola didn’t want to tell him because she didn’t want him to leave his job. Nicola’s husband didn’t use to work. He stayed at home for nearly four years and watched TV all day! Eventually he found a job, and now he’s a much nicer and happier person. ‘That’s why I decided not to tell him about the money,’ Nicola said. ‘I was afraid it would change our lives. He would have used the lottery money as an opportunity to stop work again. I don’t want him to be lazy and unhappy again. I didn’t want to ruin the life that we’ve got now.’ So how does Nicola keep her secret? Nicola still has a job, but now she doesn’t go to work every day. She tells her husband that she's doing more of her work at home. The family go out together a lot more and they've got new clothes. She pretends that she's managed to save the money for these things.

‘Are you happy?’ we asked her. ‘Yes,’ Nicola answered. 'I don’t have to worry about money now, and that’s nice. But nothing else has changed. Sometimes I buy things secretly, but I don’t spend a lot of money. We don’t need glamorous clothes and expensive holidays.’

Read the text. Are the sentences true or false?

If her husband knew about the lottery win, he would continue to work.

A £2 million secret

What would you do if you won the lottery? Would you tell your friends? Some lottery

winners don’t want the newspapers to know their names, but they usually share the news with their families and friends. But one winner hasn’t told anyone. We interviewed her last week. We can’t tell readers the woman’s real name, so we've called her ‘Nicola’. Nicola has got a fortune in the bank, but no one knows about it. She won £2 million in the lottery three months ago, but she didn’t want the money to change her life, so she didn’t tell anyone: not even her husband! Nicola didn’t want to tell him because she didn’t want him to leave his job. Nicola’s husband didn’t use to work. He stayed at home for nearly four years and watched TV all day! Eventually he found a job, and now he’s a much nicer and happier person. ‘That’s why I decided not to tell him about the money,’ Nicola said. ‘I was afraid it would change our lives. He would have used the lottery money as an opportunity to stop work again. I don’t want him to be lazy and unhappy again. I didn’t want to ruin the life that we’ve got now.’ So how does Nicola keep her secret? Nicola still has a job, but now she doesn’t go to work every day. She tells her husband that she's doing more of her work at home. The family go out together a lot more and they've got new clothes. She pretends that she's managed to save the money for these things.

‘Are you happy?’ we asked her. ‘Yes,’ Nicola answered. 'I don’t have to worry about money now, and that’s nice. But nothing else has changed. Sometimes I buy things secretly, but I don’t spend a lot of money. We don’t need glamorous clothes and expensive holidays.’

Read the text. Are the sentences true or false?

She hasn’t stopped working since her lottery win.

A £2 million secret

What would you do if you won the lottery? Would you tell your friends? Some lottery

winners don’t want the newspapers to know their names, but they usually share the news with their families and friends. But one winner hasn’t told anyone. We interviewed her last week. We can’t tell readers the woman’s real name, so we've called her ‘Nicola’. Nicola has got a fortune in the bank, but no one knows about it. She won £2 million in the lottery three months ago, but she didn’t want the money to change her life, so she didn’t tell anyone: not even her husband! Nicola didn’t want to tell him because she didn’t want him to leave his job. Nicola’s husband didn’t use to work. He stayed at home for nearly four years and watched TV all day! Eventually he found a job, and now he’s a much nicer and happier person. ‘That’s why I decided not to tell him about the money,’ Nicola said. ‘I was afraid it would change our lives. He would have used the lottery money as an opportunity to stop work again. I don’t want him to be lazy and unhappy again. I didn’t want to ruin the life that we’ve got now.’ So how does Nicola keep her secret? Nicola still has a job, but now she doesn’t go to work every day. She tells her husband that she's doing more of her work at home. The family go out together a lot more and they've got new clothes. She pretends that she's managed to save the money for these things.

‘Are you happy?’ we asked her. ‘Yes,’ Nicola answered. 'I don’t have to worry about money now, and that’s nice. But nothing else has changed. Sometimes I buy things secretly, but I don’t spend a lot of money. We don’t need glamorous clothes and expensive holidays.’

Read the text. Are the sentences true or false?

She hasn’t spent a lot of money since her lottery win.

A £2 million secret

What would you do if you won the lottery? Would you tell your friends? Some lottery

winners don’t want the newspapers to know their names, but they usually share the news with their families and friends. But one winner hasn’t told anyone. We interviewed her last week. We can’t tell readers the woman’s real name, so we've called her ‘Nicola’. Nicola has got a fortune in the bank, but no one knows about it. She won £2 million in the lottery three months ago, but she didn’t want the money to change her life, so she didn’t tell anyone: not even her husband! Nicola didn’t want to tell him because she didn’t want him to leave his job. Nicola’s husband didn’t use to work. He stayed at home for nearly four years and watched TV all day! Eventually he found a job, and now he’s a much nicer and happier person. ‘That’s why I decided not to tell him about the money,’ Nicola said. ‘I was afraid it would change our lives. He would have used the lottery money as an opportunity to stop work again. I don’t want him to be lazy and unhappy again. I didn’t want to ruin the life that we’ve got now.’ So how does Nicola keep her secret? Nicola still has a job, but now she doesn’t go to work every day. She tells her husband that she's doing more of her work at home. The family go out together a lot more and they've got new clothes. She pretends that she's managed to save the money for these things.

‘Are you happy?’ we asked her. ‘Yes,’ Nicola answered. 'I don’t have to worry about money now, and that’s nice. But nothing else has changed. Sometimes I buy things secretly, but I don’t spend a lot of money. We don’t need glamorous clothes and expensive holidays.’

Read the text. Are the sentences true or false?

The woman thinks that the money has destroyed their life.