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CAE Revision Units 9 and 10

  •  English    23     Public
    pages 117 and 118
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  • The system aims to give everyone an equal / a same opportunity at the beginning of their lives.
    an equal
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  • Friday is the last / late chance we’ll have to enter the competition.
    last
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  • The swearing-in of the fi rst woman president was a historic / historical occasion.
    historic
  •  15
  • There’s a slight / little possibility that I won’t be back in time for tomorrow’s meeting.
    slight
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  • Don’t (lose / miss) this (gold / golden) opportunity to win a two-week holiday in the south of France.
    miss, golden
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  • There seems to be a factual / real possibility that the party will lose at the next election.
    real
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  • must, need or have to > My new job starts next Monday. Hopefully, I ________________ work such long hours as I do now.
    won’t have to / won’t /need to
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  • must, need or have to > I _________ make sure I wake up in time for my first lecture. Yesterday, I didn’t have any lectures, so I _____________ get up at all.
    must, didn’t have to / didn’t need to
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  • must, need or have to > Our lecturers have told us that we ___________ send them our assignments by email, otherwise they won’t mark them. This means we ___________ have our own email.
    must / have to, have to / need to
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  • must, need or have to > Take it easy! Today’s lecture’s been cancelled, so you ____________ hurry.
    needn’t / don’t need to / don’t have to
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  • must, need or have to > You __________ smoke in here. Didn’t you see the sign? If you want a cigarette, you __________ go outside.
    mustn’t, have to
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  • correct the mistake (modal verb) > It’s a complicated route – I hope I could find my way back.
    can / will be able to
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  • correct the mistake (modal verb) > We’re delighted to inform you that we could offer you the post of manager.
    can
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  • correct the mistake (modal verb) > At the fourth attempt I could pass my driving test. The first three times, I failed spectacularly.
    managed to pass / succeeded in passing
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  • correct the mistake (modal verb) > If you were a fast reader, you could be able to finish that novel in one evening.
    could / would be able to
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  • action, activity, event or programme > The stadium is a hive of __________ , with workers hurrying to get it finished before the games.
    activity
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