Complete CAE 3.

A
4. E
My answers 5. H
6. G
7. D
Unit 1 – Our people 8. F
Ex 2:
Listening part 4 1. Example
Ex 1: 2. Used to +
infinitive, would +
1. B
infinitive
2. H
3. past continuous
3. G
4. past perfect
4. D
simple
5. E
5. past perfect
6. C
continuos
7. A
6. past perfect
8. F
continuous
present perfect
Grammar continuous
7. present perfect
Ex 1:
simple
1. Example
Ex 3:
2. B
1. left 10. were
2. has been studyig, 11. would look
hasn’t been Ex 5:
3. came, started,
was making, 1. example
continued 2. were
4. had, had been 3. was
working, had not 4. hadn’t organised
been wearing 5. didn’t take
5. had grown, had 6. have been invited
belonged, have 7. have only been
sold had grown living, has lived
8. haven’t noticed
Ex 4:
Reading part 1:
1. example
2. never used to Ex 2:
bring 1. b
3. would always ask 2. a
4. used to be 3. c
5. built
Ex 4:
6. used to know
7. have come 1. D
8. have gradually 2. A
been changing 3. D
9. used to go 4. C
 5. C 4. Give
6. C 5. Give
6. Do
Vocabulary:
7. Make
Ex 1 : B 8. Make
Ex 2: 9. Give

1. Example Use of English part 4:

2. Correct gives Ex 1: d
->does
Ex 2:
3. Did not show ->
did not give 1. A
4. Give -> make 2. C
5. Correct 3. B
6. Correct made -> Ex 3:
given
7. Give -> make 1. Adjctive
8. Correct 2. Noun
9. Made -> given 3. Noun
10.Give -> make 4. Noun

Ex 3: Ex 4:

1. Example 1. Warm
2. Give 2. Job
3. Make 3. Force
4. Life 8. we’ve played
9. I’ve been having
Ex 5:
10.She’s taught
1. Position 11. had been was
2. Running 12.actually used to
3. Take teach
4. Strict
5. Switched
Speaking: Unit 2-Mastering
languages
Ex 1:
a. 1,3,4 Starting off:
b. 2,5,6,7,8 Ex 1:
Writing part 1: 1. Example
2. Switch
Ex 3: 3. Fashionable
1. Example loanwords
2. Actually met 4. Mother tongue
3. Were sitting 5. A bit rusty
4. Had been 6. Pick up
5. We’ve been doing 7. An excellent
6. I’ve already command
visited 8. Highly articulate
7. joined 9. Accurately
10. Fluency Do a job
11. Persuasion Make an effort
Reading part 2: Get a point make
Ex 4: Make a proposal
1. B Get a qualification
2. F G
3. A F Make a suggestion
4. G A Do activities
5. E
Make an apology
6. D
Do business
Vocabulary:
Make complaints
Ex 1:
Make changes
1. Example
2. Make Do exercise
3. Get Make friends
4. Made
5. Done Get further
information
Ex 2:
Do harm
Make a comment
Get money back
Do a course
Do one’s best
Make a decision
Do some shopping 1. Savings
2. Reality
Do sport
3. Actually
Do household chores 4. Development
Do the cooking 5. Acceptable
6. Unsuccesfully
Make the right
7. Competition
choice
8. Submitting
Get use of sth make submitted
Make an 9. Unuseful
improvement unusable
10. irrelevant
Use of English
Ex 4:
Grammar:
happening,
development. Ex 1:
reference, really, 1. example
beautifully, thruthful, 2. g
dissatisfied, 3. f
irregularity, 4. h
undeniable, usable, 5. b
refusing, basically, 6. a
argument 7. e
Ex 8: 8. d
 Ex 2: 2. accounted for
3. means
1. a. 1,2,4,6
4. the result
b.5,7,8 5. meant
c. 3 6. as a consequence
7. resulted
2. a. so as
8. duet o
b. with the 9. so as
intention of, due to 10.the effect
c. so, with the
result that, in case, Unit 1 – V & GR
otherwise
Vocabulary:
Ex 1:
Ex 3: 1. example
2. making
1. example
3. doing
2. for
4. made, giving
3. because of
5. give
4. so that
6. gave
5. in order not to
7. give
Writing: 8. making
Ex 2: Ex 2:
1. example 1. stand
 2. left dropped 2. Mother tongue
3. natural 3. Bilingual
4. free 4. Loan word
5. wearing 5. Accurately
6. Articulate
Grammar
7. Command
Ex 3: 8. Fluency
1. example Ex 2:
2. we’d been
1. Example
standing, were
2. Making
feeling
3. Doing
3. I’ve driven
4. Made
4. She’s been
5. Make
studying
6. Do
5. Had been eating
6. Used to work Ex 3:
7. Had been coming, 1. Opening
were repairing 2. Successful
8. Went 3. Arguments,
Unit 2 – V&GR development
4. Beginning
Vocabulary:
5. Studying,
Ex 1: knowledgeable
1. Pick up
6. Dissappointed, interests, including
cancellation biology and
psychology. Darwin’s
Grammar:
The Origin of Species
Ex 4: was published in
1. Example 1859 and after that
2. So as most of Galton’s
3. In case time was spent
4. Otherwise trying to discover
5. Due to the link between
6. So that heredity and human
ability. It was
Unit 3 – All in the
thought at that time
mind
that the human race
Grammar: had a few genuises
Ex 5: and a few idiots,
while the majority
The concept that were equally
intelligence could be inbtelligent people.
tested began with a Whatever a person
nineteenth-century achieved in their life
British scrientist, Sir was the result of
Francis Galton. hard work and
Galton was known willpower. Galton
as a man with many
was not satisfied by 6. Has
this idea. He 7. Do
believed that mental 8. Of
characteristics were 9. Are play
determined by 10.As
physical factors. 11.Is
12.As other
Reading:
13.of
Ex 3: 14.with
1. C Unit 4 – Office space
2. B A
Starting off
3. B
4. C Ex 1:
5. D 1.a
6. D C
7. C 2.d

Use of English 3.c

Ex 3: 4.e

1. For 5.b
2. Your Reading:
3. By
Ex 3:
4. Less
5. And 1. D
2. F 4. High
3. D 5. Big
4. E B 6. High
5. D 7. Great
6. E 8. Strong
7. F 9. High
8. A 10.Strong
9. B Grammar:
10.C
11.E Ex 1:
12.E 1. A
13.F 2. A
14.C 3. B
15.A
Ex 3:
Vocabulary:
1. Example
Ex 1: 2. If you come here
1. Long, wide for your holiday in
2. Deep July, you are
bound to enjoy it.
Ex2: 3. If you also watch
1. Example television and
2. Extreme films, then you’re
3. Big more likely to
 learn the language you’re having such
faster. problems.
4. I’ve studied the Use of English:
three possible
options to try to Ex 3:
solve the problem. 1. A
5. I’d like to 2. D
recommend 3. C
Grey’s Academy as 4. B
possibly one of the 5. D
best schools in 6. A
Barnsley. 7. B
6. You will probably 8. C
want to go to 9. B
another country to 10.D
learn another 11.B
language. 12.D
7. This was probably
Speaking:
the worst trip I
have probably Ex 2:
experienced. 1. Example
8. That may possibly 2. T
be the reason why 3. F
4. T
5. F 10.Exchanges
11.Beneficial
Ex 3:
12.implementing
1. Example
Unit 3- V&GR
2. Quite, just sort of
3. Actually Vocabulary:
4. Horrifically, Ex 1:
obviously,
generally 1. example
5. Competely, fairly 2. f
3. a
Writing: 4. g
Ex 2: 5. b
6. e
1. Example
7. c
2. Make
8. d
recommendations
3. Mentioned Ex2:
4. Contribute 1. example
towards 2. expressing ideas,
5. Consult win an argument
6. Ensnre 3. exert control
7. Satisfactory 4. running an
8. Improved experiment
9. Create
Grammar:
Ex 3: 6. None of Patrick’s
friends
1. example
remembered his
2. Most of my family
birthday.
love all kinds of
7. Our rate of pay is
sports, but not my
not the point – it’s
sister - she thinks
the actual working
all sport is a waste
conditions that are
of time.
so awful.
3. The exam was so
8. The group left for
difficult that I
the north Pole
didn’t get any of
three weeks ago
my answers right.
and, so far, we’ve
4. Humans are
had no newas of
basically not
their progress.
different from any
other animal. (no, Unit 4-V&GR
the sentence is Vocabulary:
correct)
5. I thought we had Ex 1:
plenty of coffee 1. Example
but I’ve just 2. powerful
looked in the 3. huge
cupboard and 4. excellent
there’s none left. 5. fierce
6. vast 7. bound to
7. extensive 8. Slight
8. specialist 9. Probably
conceivably
Ex2:
Unit 5 – Dramatic
1. A
events
2. C
3. A Grammar:
4. A Ex 1:
5. B
6. B 1. Example
7. D 2. Taking
8. C 3. Thinking
4. To stop
Grammar & 5. digging
vocabulary:
Ex 2:
Ex 3:
Admit + ing
1. Example
2. Might not Afford + inf
3. Couldn’t have Agree+ inf
4. Probable
Avoid+ ing
possible
5. Highly Can’t help + ing
6. Can’t Choose+ inf
Deny+ ing 2. Part of my job is to
help to maintain
Enjoy+ ing
the machinery in
Expect+ inf good working
Finish+ ing order.
3. I would strongly
Hope+ inf
recommend sailing
Involve+ing rather than going
Keep on + ing by plane.
4. I hope you won’t
Mind+ ing need to phone
Offer+ inf me, but if you do,
you needn’t worry
Pretend+ inf
about the cost. I’ll
Promise+ inf pay.
Put off+ ing 5. I never considered
doing anything
Refuse+ inf
except being a
Resent+ing teacher.
Risk+ing 6. I told my
department
Suggest+ ing manager that I
Ex 4: objected working
at weekends.
1. Example
 4. B
Use of English: 5. G
Ex 2: 6. A
1. Do not appeal 7. D
interesting to 8. c
me Reading:
2. That he could
protect Ex 2:
3. Is against the 1. B
law to 2. D
4. Is generally 3. A
considered to 4. B
be 5. C
5. The more 6. D
primitive
Writing:
6. Should avoid
climbing Ex 5:
7. Is hope for 1. example
8. Had no nerve 2. Keep up ->
lost her nerve keeping up
Ex 3: 3. Correct
4. Correct
1. Example
hardwork ->
2. H
hardworking,
3. F
 interest -> Ex 1:
interesting, 1. Example
improve-> 2. Themselves,
improving, be- 3. Those
>being 4. This
5. To bring in- 5. Whose
>bringing in 6. that
6. To leave-> Ex 2:
leaving 1. example
2. it ->one
Unit 6 – Picture 3. it->this
yourself 4. it->one
5. these->this
Reading: 6. correct
Ex 3: all->
1. C everything/it
2. D all
3. B A 7. it->one
4. B 8. it->that
5. D 9. yourself-
6. A >you
7. B
Vocabulary:
Grammar: Ex 2:
1. huge 1. what
2. terrible 2. done
3. great 3. cuts
4. terrible 4. can will
5. good 5. one
6. large 6. those
7. amazing 7. created
8. considerable likely
9. endless 8. to some
9. their
Speaking: 10.who
Ex 4: 11.in
1. example 12.longer
2. was doing 13.around
that 14.this
3. this one 15.so
4. which
5. that would Unit 5 – V&GR
be
6. the one Vocabulary:
7. which others Ex 1:
Blood
Use of English: Fingers
Ex 3: Chest
Head 3. waiting,
Back phoning, to
Leg put out,
Foot realising,
Knee putting
Eye 4. to take,
Arm getting,
snowing,
Ex 2: climbing, to
1. fingers d admit,
2. eye e telephoning,
3. leg f to ask,
4. blood a contact,
5. arm b regretting, to
6. back c ignore

Grammar: Ex 5:
Ex 4: 1. example
1. to help, to 2. were lucky to
train, to be avoid
2. toc limb, to 3. regret giving
leave, to be having made
rescued
4. cannot 3. does not
afford a new look like it
car 4. were passed
5. denies over due
seeing 5. what matters
Unit 6 – V&GR the most to
Vocabulary:
Ex 1: Unit 7- Leisure
1. example and
2. wide entertainment
3. large
4. deep Vocabulary:
5. high Ex 2:
6. heavy 1. example
7. big 2. means
8. high 3. keeping
4. addition
Grammar: 5. start
Ex 3:
1. example Reading:
2. tended to be Ex 4:
more keen 1. F E
keener 2. A F
3. E G
 4. G A credit card at online
5. D currency exchanges.
3. Because a player's real-
6. C
warld persona l repu
tation may be
Grammar: affected by their virtual
Ex 1: representation in the
1. Example virtual social warld,
2. C they are even more
3. B Iikely to spend real
money on their avatars.
4. A
4. Second Lite partieipanls
5. D
pay 'Linden dollars',
(which are) the game 's
Ex 4: currency (and) which
1. The novel Snow erash, they use 10 rent or buy
(which was) written in apartments from
1992, foresaw a Chung, (who is) the
futuristic virtual world property developer, so
called the metaverse in that they have a place
which characters to build and show off
controlled digital their creations.
representations of
themselves, known as
Use of English:
avatars.
Ex 3:
2. Players can convert
their 'play money' iOlo 1. D B
US dollars, using their 2. C
3. B Ex 3:
4. D B 1. example
5. D 2. afford->cover,
6. C B spend->pay
7. A 3. pay->buy
8. B 4. buy->shop
9. C D 5. rent->borrow
1.B 6. buy->spend
2.C 7. earned->raised
3.A
Vocabulary: Unit 8 – Don’t
Ex 1: blame the media
1. Example
2. Hired Reading:
3. Earn, buying, Ex3:
selling 1. D C
4. Selling 2. D
5. Spend 3. B
Ex 2: 4. A
1. example 5. B
2. make 6. B D
3. buy 7. A C
4. pay
5. afford, costs Vocabulary:
Ex1:
1. example Use of English:
2. spoke Ex 1:
3. told 1. example
4. talked 2. unimportant
5. said 3. illegal
6. comments 4. impossible
5. irregular
Ex 2:
6. intolerant
1. example Ex 2:
2. saying, speak 1. example
3. mention 2. reclaim
4. expressed ->reclamation
5. says 3. misinform
->misinformation
6. comment
4. prejudge ->
7. told, mention
prejudgement
8. speak 5. overreact ->
overreaction
Grammar: 6. destabilise ->
Ex 1: destabilisation
1. told me, had 7. understate ->
understatement
never given
Ex 3:
them ethical
1. example
direction
2. informed me
2. co-owner -> Vocabulary:
co-owned Ex 1:
3. ex-politician -> 1. example
ex-politiced 2. Rent, buy
no adj. 3. Earns
4. distrust 4. Sell
mistrust -> 5. Hired
distrustful 6. Make
mistrustful 7. Cost, paying
5. semi-circle -> 8. spend
semi-circular Ex 2:
Ex 6: 1. form
1.Intellectual 2. view
2.Journalism 3. flat
3.Accuracy Ex 3:
4.Construction Pop
5.Difference Rock
6.Apparent Classic Classical
7.Abandonment Opera
8.Impartiality Disco
9.Argument Jazz
10.Maintenance Latin
Soul
Unit 7- V&GR World
Folk 6. create ->
creation
Unit 8-V&GR
Vocabulary: Grammar:
Ex 1: Ex 3:
1. distruct 1. example
mistrust 2. CIare said it
2. illegal was a real
3. disappear surprise seeing
4. autobiography Tom last week.
5. reclamamtion She said she
6. prejudge hadn't seen
7. destabilise him since they
Ex 2: were at school
1. example together.
2. entertainment- 3. Ben asked Jerry
> entertaining if he should do
3. cooperation-> the shopping
cooperative that week.
4. produce -> 4. Becky said to
productive Jamie that he
5. consideration should have
-> considerable told her what
he'd been
 planning to do. 2. Do you have
She said she any plans for
could have tomorrow
helped him. evening?
5. The doctor told 3. You should eat
me that I had regular meals
to stop and do more
smoking if I exercise.
wanted to get 4. This is the
rid of my worst
cough. programme
6. Nick said that if I’ve ever seen.
anyone asked 5. I’’ll phone you
for him, he'd as soon as I get
be working at home.
home on the 6. I hope I’m
following going there
Friday. tomorrow.
7. Bogdan asked Ex 5:
me how many 1. example
languages I can 2. advised me to
speak. apply for that
Ex 4: 3. asked me if I
1. Example had ever
 thought of
starting my Grammar:
own business Ex 1:
4. suggested me 1. Example
to meet the 2. You’re covering
following day 3. Look
5. warned the 4. Was done
motorist not to 5. Broke
drink 6. Bought
6. announced Ex 2:
that they were 1. Example
getting married 2. Had worked
3. Are driving
Unit 9 – At top 4. Were waiting
speed 5. Am
6. Was accepted
Reading: Ex 3:
Ex 3: 1. Example
1. D C 2. When
2. A 3. When
3. E D 4. When
4. G B 5. When
5. B E meanwhile
6. C G Ex 4:
1. Example 2. programme
2. At -> in 3. action
3. Of -> In 4. programme
4. Correct in->at 5. activity action
5. Of->in 6. event
6. Correct 7. activity
7. In->on 8. programme
8. In->at activity
9. In->on 9. event
10. correct 10. activity
11. activity
Vocabulary: action
Ex 1: 12. event
1. c,e,j
2. d,I,k Use of English:
3. b,h Ex 2:
4. f,g 1. meets
Ex 2: 2. strong
1. actions j 3. way
2. events h 4. broke
3. programme f 5. close
4. activities i
Ex 3: Writing:
1. example Ex 1:
1. example 2. B
2. T 3. E
3. F 4. B A
4. T 5. B
5. F 6. C
6. T 7. A
Ex 4: 8. F E
1. Example 9. D
2. As a result 10. B
3. However 11. D
4. In contrast to 12. D C
ourselves 13. C D
5. What is more 14. F
6. In general 15. A
7. In conclusion
8. On the Grammar:
contrary Ex 2:
1. Example
Unit 10-A lifelong 2. A, B
process 3. A, B
4. B
Reading: 5. A,B
Ex 4: 6. A
1. D F Ex 3:
1. Example 4. opportunity
2. Needn’t to chance
->needn’t 5. opportunity
3. Need do 6. possibility
->need to 7. occasion
4. Could->can 8. possibility
5. We afford->we Ex 3:
can afford 1. trying a new
6. Correct can’t- sport
>couldn’t 2. enter that
university
Vocabulary: 3. winning a big
Ex 1: prize
1. Example 4. ever leave my
2. Occasions city and move
3. Opportunity to another
4. Possibility Use of English:
5. Occasion
6. possibility Ex 5:
Ex 2: 1.B A
1. example 2.B
2. opportunity 3.B
3. possibility 4.B D
5.C B
6.B D 4. Pointing
7.C 5. Steady
8.C Grammar:
9.A D
10.C Ex 3:
11.D 1. Example
12.B A 2. Is working
Unit 9 – V&GR 3. Was
4. Has been
Vocabulary: working
Ex 1: 5. I am having
6. Was working
1. example
7. Has arrived had
2. Activity action
arrived
3. Activity
8. played
4. Programme
5. Events
6. Event Unit 10-V&GR
7. Activity action
8. Programme Vocabulary:

Ex 2: Ex 1:

1. Cover 1. example
2. Place 2. last
3. Tough
3. historical 2. correct
historic 3. correct could-
4. slight >can
5. miss, golden 4. correct could-
6. real >managed to
7. solemn pass
8. second 5. be able to
Ex 2:
1. still fast Unit 11-Being
2. pass somewhere else
3. settle Grammar:
Grammar: Ex 2:
Ex 3: 1. example
1. must, didn’t 2. wasn’t rushing,
have to would be
2. must, need to 3. wasn’t, would
3. don’t have to probably have
4. mustn’t have probably
to reached
5. have to 4. would try, was,
would have
Ex 4:
1. example
5. were, would 7. will->would
carry 8. have
6. would not have travelled-.trave
happened, had l
been Reading:
concentrating
7. would ever Ex 4:
abandon, was 1. D A
travelling 2. D
8. would like, 3. B A
would will 4. C
show 5. B
Ex 3: 6. C D
7. A C
1. example
2. send->would Vocabulary:
send Ex 1:
3. will not -> do
1. Example
not, am -> will
2. in
be
3. on, at, in
4. stand ->be
4. at, at
standing
5. at
5. won’t
6. in
->wouldn’t
7. on
6. would->will
Ex 2: 5. Before and
after
a. example
6. Every question
b. on (7)
7. Spelled
c. on (3)
8. The completed
d. in (1,2,6)
text
Ex 3: 9. Makes sense
1. example Ex 4:
2. at ->on
1.For
3. of -> in
2.On
4. at -> in
3.Know go/set
5. at -> on
4.Else
6. at -> on
5.All
7. at -> in
6.Whose
8. in -> on
7.In until
9. at -> on
8.Who
10. to -> in
9.Enough
Use of English: 10.Have
Ex 1: 11.Soon
12.One
1. example
13.Had
2. 12
14.What
3. Grammar
15.a
4. General idea
Unit 12-The living 5. Description
world 6. Performance
7. Performer
Reading:
8. Prosperity
Ex 1: 9. Suspect
1. example 10. Suspicion
2. is one Ex 2:
3. synonyms
1. Assume
4. gapped text
2. Behave
Ex 4: 3. Combine
1. G D 4. Evolve
2. C G 5. Explain
3. B C 6. Respond
4. E Grammar:
5. A
Ex 1:
6. D B
Singular countable
Vocabulary:
nouns: elephant,
Ex 1: plant
1. Apology Plural countable
2. Communication nouns: trees,
3. Communicator elephants, years
4. Conclusion
Uncountable 1. 1b
nouns: bark, skin, 2. 2a
tissue 3. 2d
4. 2c
Uncountable
5. 3b, 3b, 3a
nouns that could
6. 1a
be countable in
7. 2b
other contexts:
8. 1d
skin, tissue
Ex 5:
Proper nouns:
Africa, Earth 1. Example
2. A
Ex 3:
3. The
1. Example 4. A
2. A 5. No article
3. A 6. The
4. A 7. The
5. No article, no 8. The
article, no 9. A
article 10. A
6. The 11. The
7. A 12. The
8. The 13. The
Ex 4: 14. No article
15. The
16. No article 5. Society needs
17. No article to provide
18. No article affordable
19. The accommodation
20. An for the
homeless.
Ex 6:
6. The most
1. example important thing
2. You should get is to get people
a job even talking about
though you the issues.
havențt got a 7. Tokyon is the
degree in capital of Japan.
marketing. 8. Nowadays the
3. This report aims technology is
to describe the everywhere.
advantages and
Listening:
disadvantages
of green taxes. Ex 1:
4. Students can 1. Example
access the 2. F
Internet in their 3. T
classrooms and
4. T
the college
library. Vocabulary:
Ex 1: Use of English:
1. Example Ex 1:
2. Set of pictures 1. Example
3. Three minutes 2. F
4. More 3. T
5. Need not 4. F
Ex 2: Ex 3:
1. example 1. Finding
2. In->on 2. Extinctions
3. On->in 3. Disappearance
4. In->on 4. Environmentalis
5. In->on ts
6. With->to 5. Creatures
7. In->on 6. Clearly
8. For->to clearance(s)
Speaking: 7. Determination
8. National
Ex 1:
9. Reduction
1. Example 10. Currently
2. Set of pictures
3. Three minutes
4. More Unit 11-V&GR
5. Need not Vocabulary:
Ex 1: 3. In, at
4. On
1. Example
5. At, on
2. Call...up
6. on
3. Stick around
4. Called off Grammar:
5. Drop out Ex 4:
6. Put off
7. Wrap up 1. example
8. Pay up 2. had arrived in
time for
Ex 2: 3. were better,
1. example she would be
2. Out of touch able to apply
3. Kept waiting could have
4. Sick and tired of applied
5. The whole 4. would be very
point of grateful if
6. Without a trace 5. had not been
7. Get your hands for Bruno’s
on advice
Ex 3: Unit 12-V&GR
1. Example Vocabulary:
2. At Ex 1:
1. example 4. the
2. environmental 5. the
3. disabilities 6. the
4. knowledge 7. the
5. appearance 8. a
6. creatively Ex 4:
7. clarify
8. movement 1. no article
2. the
Ex 2: 3. no article
1. example 4. thew
2. to->on 5. the
3. in->to 6. the
4. correct 7. the
5. correct for->to 8. no article
6. for->on 9. the
7. to->on 10. the
8. correct 11. no article
12. the
Grammar:
13. the
Ex 3:
Unit 13-Health and
1. example lifestyle
2. an
Listening:
3. no article
Ex 1: Ex 1:
1. example 1. example
2. 4 2. but
3. 6 3. however
4. 4 4. even though
5. ideas 5. while
Vocabulary; Ex 2:
Ex 1: 1. but, even
though, while
1. example
2. but
2. to
3. however
3. to
4. even though
4. at
5. while
5. for
6. with Ex 3:
Ex 2: 1. example
2. but
1. example
3. but
2. correct
4. however
3. correct for->in
5. even though
4. to->for
5. correct for->to Ex 6:
6. for->to
Grammar:
1. I’d prefer to Ex 5:
stay home 1.C B
instead. 2.C
2. Not everyone 3.E
knows it. 4.D
3. Still prefer 5.C B
staying at home 6.E C
and watching 7.A
TV instead 8.E
4. A lot of people 9.D
are still 10.D
complaining 11.C
about the 12.B A
unhealthy 13.C
products. 14.A E
Speaking: 15.A
Ex 1: Grammar:
1. Example Ex 3:
2. T 1. example
3. F 2. Finding a new
4. T job was less
Reading: difficult than I
 expected it to >less
be. industrialised
3. There are fewer countries
unemployed 7. Fewer -> less
people now 8. Difficult even
than there were more->even
ten yeals ago. more difficult
4. Working Use of English:
conditions are
not as good as Ex 1:
they used to be. 1. Example
5. More peoplew 2. Three
are going 3. Always
abroad to find 4. Can’t
work.
Ex 3:
Ex 4:
a. 3
1. example b. 1
2. Worst->worse c. 2
3. That->than
Ex 4:
4. Less->fewer
5. Harder- 1. State
>hardest 2. Conduct
6. Countries less 3. Note
industrialised- 4. Raise
5. Record 12.At your earliest
convenience
Writing:
Unit 14-Moving
Ex 1:
abroad
1. Example
Reading:
2. Report
3. Input, notes Ex 1:
4. 220 1.example
5. Reader,
persuade 2. eighteen

Ex 4: 3. the texts quickly

before reading the
1.Example questions
2.Its organisation
3.Firstly 4. after
4.Some time 5. will
5.Noticeably less
Ex 3:
busy
6.Facilities 1. A
7.In the area 2. D C
8.Rethink 3. A
9.Introduce 4. B D
10.The elderly 5. C
11.Consider 6. B
Grammar: Ex 3:
Ex 2: 1. Offered
2. Provide
1. Undoubtedly
3. Give
2. Generally
speaking Ex 5:
3. To be honest 1. Example
4. Apparently 2. Know ->find out
5. Kindly 3. Know-> find out
6. Obviously 4. Correct learn-
7. personally >find out
5. Give->provide
Listening: 6. Give->offer
7. Offer->give
Ex 1:
8. Offered-
1. F >provided
2. T maybe
Speaking:
3. T
Ex 4:
Vocabulary:
1. Might
Ex 2:
2. Can
1. C and E 3. Should
2. A 4. Need, can
3. B and D 5. should
Use of English: 1. have been held
up
Ex 1:
2. whose fault the
1. example accident
2. six 3. found out the
3. word truth
4. contractions 4. tried to do the
5. change best to
6. same done/tried my
7. number best to
8. given
Ex 2: b
Unit 13-V&GR
Ex 3:
Vocabulary:
1. be grateful if
Ex 1:
you could
remind 1. Allergy
2. the project all 2. Pollen
by 3. Mould
3. to make much 4. Exhaust
more 5. Fever
4. made up her 6. Allergen
mind whether 7. Cleanliness
8. Vaccination
Ex 4:
9. Allergic >doctor,
although
Ex 2:
Ex 4:
1. Example
2. For
3. To Unit 14 -V&GR
4. With
5. At Vocabulary:
6. To Ex 1:
7. For
1. Example
8. To
2. Find out
Grammar: 3. Provide
Ex 3: 4. Know
5. Given
1. Example 6. Offered
2. Although- 7. Find out
>whereas 8. Learn
3. Correct despite-
>despite de fact Grammar:
that Ex 2:
4. But->even
1. Example
though
2. That everyone
5. Doctor.
objected to
Although-
3. What you have 2.B
to do is to fill 3.C D
in/out 4.C
4. The last thing I 5.A
want to do 6.D
5. Do was to take Part 2:
things
7.C
Ex 3: 8.F
1. Almost 9.E G
certainly 10.G D
2. To be honest 11.A E
3. Actually 12.D A
4. Quite Part 3:
surprisingly
5. Obviously 13. D
6. Apparently 14.C
7. Hopefully 15.D B
16.D C
17.A B
CAE mdel paper 18.A
19.B D
Reading:
Part 4:
Part 1:
20.A
1.A
21.C F 8.A
22.B 9.D C
23.E 10.B C
24.A E 11.B C
25.A 12.A B
26.C Part 2:
27.D
28.B 13.for
29.C D 14.in
30.C 15.certainly
31.A although
32.D B 16.but and
33.D 17.as it
34.E F 18. like
19.the
Use of English: 20.which
Part 1: 21.were
22.is
1.A B
23.that
2.B
24.in without
3.A
25.to
4.A
26.not
5.C B
27.but
6.C
7.D Part 3:
28.environmental 44.action to find a
29.dangerous solution
endangered 45.being
30. enable expressed in
31. Willing 46.will be
willingness admitted
32.permission without free
33.offence 47.grateful to you
34.inappropriate for
35.preferable 48. it will mean
36. erodation much difficulty
erosion you will have
37. Destruction much difficulty
49.been out of
Part 4:
order
38.answer point 50.came as no
39. shot surprise
40. Leave run
41.hard
42.carried
Part 5:
43.great deal of
work