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Life Pre-intermediate units 5-8

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  • Mary (be) unemployed for months and wants me to help her with her CV.
    has been
  • I don't work at the/- night.
    - (no article)
  • The optician who/which fixed your glasses has left a message on your voicemail.
    who
  • When you cool water to zero degrees, it (freeze).
    freezes
  • I (speak) to the manager. We have his approval.
    have spoken
  • Where are the/ - goods you ordered online?
    the
  • Hi, Tim – it’s me. Are you still at/in the office?
    at
  • I always keep my mobile phone into / in a drawer when I’m working.
    in
  • That’s the building which / where my sister works.
    where
  • There is a little/a few milk?
    a little
  • Over two thirds of the people in the/ - Germany recycle their water bottles.
    - (no article)
  • If you go through / inside that door, you’ll find the toilet right at the end of the corridor.
    through
  • Mary will travel / is travelling to the Caribbean next Friday on a cruise ship. She’s already bought her ticket.
    is travelling
  • Do you throw away many/much plastic?
    much
  • I’m going to learn / I’m learning how to play the violin next year.
    I’m going to learn
  • If I don’t recharge my mobile, I (not have) any battery left.
    won't have
  • If you (travel) abroad, you need a passport.
    travel
  • I've got a lot of/a few drinking water?
    a lot of
  • If people work too hard, they usually ( get) stressed.
    get
  • That’s a really nice shirt – I think I’m buying / I’ll buy it.
    I’ll buy
  • I forgot my glasses. They must be ____ my desk, _____ to the computer. Can you bring them, please?
    on, near (next to)
  • That’s the university who / where I studied Information Technology.
    where
  • When Bob arrives, I (ask) him to help us
    will ask
  • Facebook is a social network where / which is used by millions of people every day.
    which
  • Hi, Tim – it’s me. Are you still at/in the office?
    at
  • Why did you decide to leave/leaving your city?
    to leave
  • Most people hope to retire/ retiring at the age of sixty-five.
    to retire
  • You’ll find the studio between / opposite the train station. You can’t miss it.
    opposite
  • Zoe says she ( give) me her laptop when she buys a new one.
    will give
  • Elisa will invite / would like to invite all her colleagues to the wedding, but it might not be possible.
    would like to invite
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