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Complete FCE (B2) Unit 9

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  • She worked hard all her life to ___ her ambition of becoming a doctor.
    achieve
  • He's just started a postgraduate course, so he ___ be an academic.
    might / could / might (possibility)
  • It took them months to ___ the research they needed.
    carry out
  • Complete: "She ___ have noticed the mistake."
    may / might / could
  • Complete: "The lights are on, so he ___ be at home."
    must
  • Complete: "I think I ___ have seen her somewhere before."
    may / might
  • Complete: "Happy people are more likely to be ___ in their careers."
    successful
  • He'd better hurry, otherwise he ___ miss the train.
    might / may
  • Complete: "They ___ challenge us on this topic."
    may / might
  • We need to ___ more resources to this project.
    devote
  • I'm sorry if I ___ you any inconvenience.
    caused
  • Complete: "The study ___ by Harvard University followed thousands of people."
    carried out
  • Complete: "The new policy _____ a powerful impact on the environment."
    had
  • Create a sentence using a modal verb for certainty about the past.
    Example: "She must have forgotten about the meeting."
  • It's the only place in the bag, so I ______ left it at school.
    can't have
  • Many people struggle to ___ success without proper planning.
    achieve
  • Transform: "Perhaps she is at home." using a modal verb.
    She may/might be at home.
  • She got excellent exam results, so she _____ worked very hard.
    must have
  • Complete: "That can't be true! It ___ be a mistake." (must/may/might)
    must
  • Create a sentence using "carry out" + a noun.
    Example: "The scientists carried out an experiment on plants."
  • He's always late, so he ______ forgotten to set the alarm clock.
    must (certainty) or might (possibility) + have
  • The new law will ___ a big impact on small businesses.
    have
  • The medication ___ an immediate effect on her symptoms.
    had
  • Complete: "We ___ not be able to afford the tickets."
    may / might
  • The best way to ___ while you're waiting is play games on your phone
    pass the time
  • We should ___ more time to this important task.
    devote
  • The scientist ___ her life to finding a cure.
    devoted
  • The university decided to ___ a study on student satisfaction.
    carry out
  • Pollution ___ serious problems for wildlife.
    causes
  • She ___ a dramatic improvement in her grades.
    made
  • Rewrite using "can't": "I'm certain she is not at home."
    She can't be at home.
  • Which is correct? "The news had a tragic ___ on everyone." (effect/affect)
    effect
  • Complete: "It ___ not be warm enough to go to the beach tomorrow." (must/may/can't)
    may / might
  • Complete: "I'm sorry if I have ___ you any inconvenience."
    caused
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