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15 jun 2016
Answer Key for Bachillerato
UNIT 7
Page 88 of the Student's Book
Exercise 3
1. was hit
2. occur
3. was
4. were killed
5. lost
6. would help
7. would donate
8. were suffering
9. wasn't sent
10. had been given
Exercise 4
1. Holly asked whether Jim had seen Rosie the night before/ the previous night.
2. Unless it rains, we'll go to the beach.
3. This experiment will be conducted by some of our best scientists.
4. If William had felt well, he would have come to school.
5. Is Sally going to travel to Australia?
UNIT 8
Page 100 of the Student's Book
Exercise 3
1. Are you meeting
2. where
3. would have gone
4. would give
5. have logged in
6. which
7. are made
8. bought
Exercise 4
1. If I hadn't forgotten my password, I could have accessed my e-mail.
2. Did she really fall asleep while Daniel was performing?
3. Julie asked whether my/our friends had enjoyed their holiday.
4. I haven't ridden a horse for ten years.
5. Was Oliver Twist written by Charles Dickens?
6. I/ You/ We shouldn't have told Lauren
UNIT 9
Page 106 of the Student's Book
Exercise 1
1. joined
2. Do... shake
3. will be watching
4. are going to study
5. was talking
6. won't have finished
7. Are...speaking
Exercise 2
1. must have
2. don't have to
3. should have
4. must
5. couldn't have
6. can't
7. may not have
Exercise 3
1. would speak, lived
2. share, won't become
3. would be, were
4. had listened, wouldn't have misunderstood
5. go, will do
6. would have studied, had had
Exercise 5
Page 107
1. The tourist said hat he /she had never been there before.
2. My neighbours told me that they had gone to the Carnival in Brazil the previous year/ the year before.
3. Beth asked us what special food people ate in our country.
4. The guide told us not to go into a Buddhist temple with our shoes on.
5. My sister wanted to know if/whether I would take her to the market the following day/ the next day.
6. Donald suggested going/ that we go to a concert that night.
Exercise 6
1. We spoke to a man who lives in Kenya.
2. Hinduism, whish is thousands of years old, is the world's third largest religion.
3. Italy is a country where people dress very fashionably.
4. I'd like you to meet Cathy, whose husband teaches English in France.
5. The day when we arrived in Tokyo was cold and rainy.
6. Jonny's parents, who are from Ireland, moved here in 1992.
Page 112
Exercise 4
1. The policeman asked whether that car belonged to me.
2. We walked while it was raining.
3. Carol, whose mother has written many books, wants to be a writer.
4. I'm sure that the loud noises must have disturbed the neighbours.
5. Were you informed about the meeting by Mrs Ward?
6. Mr Atkins told his son not to drive so fast.
7. I would have got the job if my English had been good enough.
Page 88 of the Student's Book
Exercise 3
1. was hit
2. occur
3. was
4. were killed
5. lost
6. would help
7. would donate
8. were suffering
9. wasn't sent
10. had been given
Exercise 4
1. Holly asked whether Jim had seen Rosie the night before/ the previous night.
2. Unless it rains, we'll go to the beach.
3. This experiment will be conducted by some of our best scientists.
4. If William had felt well, he would have come to school.
5. Is Sally going to travel to Australia?
UNIT 8
Page 100 of the Student's Book
Exercise 3
1. Are you meeting
2. where
3. would have gone
4. would give
5. have logged in
6. which
7. are made
8. bought
Exercise 4
1. If I hadn't forgotten my password, I could have accessed my e-mail.
2. Did she really fall asleep while Daniel was performing?
3. Julie asked whether my/our friends had enjoyed their holiday.
4. I haven't ridden a horse for ten years.
5. Was Oliver Twist written by Charles Dickens?
6. I/ You/ We shouldn't have told Lauren
UNIT 9
Page 106 of the Student's Book
Exercise 1
1. joined
2. Do... shake
3. will be watching
4. are going to study
5. was talking
6. won't have finished
7. Are...speaking
Exercise 2
1. must have
2. don't have to
3. should have
4. must
5. couldn't have
6. can't
7. may not have
Exercise 3
1. would speak, lived
2. share, won't become
3. would be, were
4. had listened, wouldn't have misunderstood
5. go, will do
6. would have studied, had had
Exercise 5
Page 107
1. The tourist said hat he /she had never been there before.
2. My neighbours told me that they had gone to the Carnival in Brazil the previous year/ the year before.
3. Beth asked us what special food people ate in our country.
4. The guide told us not to go into a Buddhist temple with our shoes on.
5. My sister wanted to know if/whether I would take her to the market the following day/ the next day.
6. Donald suggested going/ that we go to a concert that night.
Exercise 6
1. We spoke to a man who lives in Kenya.
2. Hinduism, whish is thousands of years old, is the world's third largest religion.
3. Italy is a country where people dress very fashionably.
4. I'd like you to meet Cathy, whose husband teaches English in France.
5. The day when we arrived in Tokyo was cold and rainy.
6. Jonny's parents, who are from Ireland, moved here in 1992.
Page 112
Exercise 4
1. The policeman asked whether that car belonged to me.
2. We walked while it was raining.
3. Carol, whose mother has written many books, wants to be a writer.
4. I'm sure that the loud noises must have disturbed the neighbours.
5. Were you informed about the meeting by Mrs Ward?
6. Mr Atkins told his son not to drive so fast.
7. I would have got the job if my English had been good enough.
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