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D. surcharge

3. After she lost her job, she began to run into debt

A. borrowing money

B. owing money

D. not having enough money c. being out of debt

4. The cost of the project has increased dramatically/significantly since it began.

A. rose B. grew c. developed

5. Here's the money you lent me last week. Thank you!

A. afforded B. received c. owed

Exercise 6. Give the correct form of the words.

D. reduced

D. wasted

1. Its' going to be difficult for governments to achieve the aims they have set themselves, (achievement)

2. When I meet my goal, you will make six times your original investment. (invest)

3. His research has contributed enormously to our understanding of the disease. (contributory)

4. Village had a strong significant effect on the number of monetary support sources. (money)

5. Luckily, there are several Suarez looks that are reasonably priced. (reason)

6. The cost of a room at the hotel varies with the season. (vary)

7. If you're writing a personal donation letter, your language can be quite similar. (donate)

8. Mr. Catlin at the bank says he's as honest as they come (honesty)

Exercise 7. Complete the second conditional sentences with the correct form of the verbs in brackets.

1. If they lived (live) in the city, life would be (be) easier.

2.1 I would play (play) basketball if I were (be) taller.

3. If we built (build) smaller houses, we would use less energy.

4. If I found (find) money in the streets, I would take (take) it to the police.

5. If we had (have) a DVD player, we would watch (watch) films every evening.

Exercise 8. Complete the sentences with the correct form of the verbs in brackets.

1. My brother can't stand listening (listen) to rap music.

2. Jack doesn't want to go (go) to the concert tonight.

3. He's so kind. He offered to help (help) me with my homework.

4. Do you fancy going out (go out) this evening?

5. When they went to the cinema, he pretended to be (be) eighteen.

6. He made me do (do) it all over again.

7.1 couldn't remember (remember) his address.

8. They won't let US leave (leave) the Customs until our luggage has been examined.

9. Please let me know (know) your decision as soon as possible.

10. You needn't ask (ask) for permission; you can use (use) it whenever you like.

Exercise 9. Complete the sentences. Use the past perfect form of the verbs in brackets.

1. By the time I arrived at the cinema, the film had finished (finish).

2. My parents hadn't watched (not watch) the film before, so they bought the DVD.

3. Had Peter phoned (Peter / phone) before you left the house?

4. When I looked in my bag, I realised that I had left (leave) my phone on the bus.

5. When the firemen arrived, the fire had already burned (already / burn) down the warehouse.