Share Outcomes B2 units 1/2 grammar
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Change the second sentence so it has the same meaning as the first one. I only go to the cinema once in a blue moon. I _____________ go to the cinema (Hardly)
I hardly ever go to the cinema
Change the second sentence so it has the same meaning as the first one. As a rule people don't read on public transport. People ___________ read on public transport.
People tend not to read read on public transport.
Jack doesn't used/often/rarely go to the cinema. In fact, he only goes once or twice a month.
often
Rewrite the sentence. Put the adverb in brackets in the correct place. It’s a well-known portrait of the Oueen. (fairly)
It’s a fairly well-known portrait of the Oueen.
Rewrite the sentence. Put the adverb in brackets in the correct place. Art has become more and more popular, (gradually)
Art has gradually become more and more popular.
Jeston is one of the trendiest suburbs, that / which / where is probably why it is such a popular place to live.
which
Can I borrow €20? I ___________ (give) you the money back tomorrow, I promise.
will
Unite two sentences. Lucy bought the house. I grew up in that house.
Lucy bought the house where I grew up
The movie is being broadcast in a few cinemas now. The movie was a blockbuster last month.
The movie, which was a blockbuster last month, is being broadcast in a few cinemas now.
Fill in the gap: The report ______ by Monday. Otherwise you will be fired.
due
Fill in the gaps: ____ she _________ to get this job with her bad English? I doubt that.
Is ... likely
Correct the mistake: The economy of the country bound to collapse by the end of the year.
is bound to
