Exam book grade 11

2. Choose the correct phrase to complete the sentences.

1. John did well in the competition – in detail / in fact / in particular, he won it.

2. They told me the story in future / in detail / in general, which took a long time.

3. I didn’t want to go to the party, but in future / in the end / in general, my friends persuaded me to go.

4. I loved the show, in particular / in the end / in fact the dancing at the end.

5. We have a new boss, and things are going to be very different here in future / in advance / in particular.

6. I think we should book tickets for the coach journey next month in future / in advance / in general so we get seats next to each other.

7. He knew nothing about the accident, and in fact / in future / in particular, he didn’t find out for several years.

8. I think that, in general / in advance / in future, people are friendly, but of course that’s not always true.

GRAMMAR


3. Which pairs of sentences mean the same and which are different? Write S for same or D for different.

1. You don’t have to leave before 6 o’clock tomorrow morning.

It isn’t necessary for you to leave before 6 o’clock tomorrow morning. ________

2. You shouldn’t go out right now.

You have to go out right now. ________

3. You need to follow a good diet if you want to be healthy.

You should follow a good diet if you want to be healthy. ________

4. You needn’t bring any food with you.

You don’t have to bring any food with you. ________

5. You should sit down for a few minutes.

It’s a good idea to sit down for a few minutes. ________

6. You don’t need to give him any money for the ticket.

You shouldn’t give him any money for the ticket. ________

7. You shouldn’t buy that jacket.

It’s a bad idea to buy that jacket. ________

8. You have to fill in this form if you want to get a new passport.

You can only get a new passport if you fill in this form. ________