LCDU Pre-Inter IV UNIT 7 Revision

If we don’t leave now, we ___ the train.

• miss

• missed

• 'll miss

• won’t miss

Answer explanation

The correct choice is ['ll miss] because it talks about future possibilities. It indicates a future event of missing the train if they don't leave now.

When the programme ___, will you all be quiet?

• starts

• started

• will start

• would start

Answer explanation

We are talking about the future possibility, so this is the FIRST CONDITIONAL. To complete the other half of the sentence, the correct choice is 'starts' because we use verb 1 after if / when.

If I had a car, I ___ it at weekends.

• only use

• only used

• 'll only use

• 'd only use

Answer explanation

The correct choice is 'd only use' because the sentence is in the past unreal conditional form, indicating a hypothetical situation at the moment of speaking.

She’d be a fantastic dancer if she ___ more often.

• practises

• practised

• 'll practise

• 's practising

Answer explanation

The correct choice is 'practised' because we are using the second conditional to imagine something unreal. The fact is she IS NOT a fantastic dancer because she doesn't practice often. So in the 'imaginary' situation, you'd use the verb 2 (practiced) to fill in the IF-part.

Don’t put ___ milk in my tea. I prefer it strong.

• a little

• a few

• too many

• too much

Answer explanation

The correct choice is 'too much' because the speaker prefers strong tea, indicating that they do not want a lot of milk in it.

I’ve got ___ pictures in my living room, but I’d like more.

• a few

• a little

• enough

• too many

Answer explanation

The correct choice is 'a few' because the sentence indicates a desire for more pictures, implying that the current amount is not sufficient. 'A few' suggests a small number for countable nouns (pictureS), which aligns with the context of wanting more.

I’m afraid she hasn’t got ___ experience for the job.

• a bit

• enough

• many

• plenty of

Answer explanation

The correct choice is 'enough' because it indicates that she lacks the required amount of experience for the job.

We went on holiday out of ___ so there were hardly any other tourists.

• custom

• destination

• festival

• season

Answer explanation

The correct choice is 'season' because the sentence indicates that there were hardly any other tourists, suggesting an off-peak time for travel.

Before changing any money, you should make sure you’re going to get a good ___.

• accommodation

• check-in

• exchange rate

• souvenir

Answer explanation

Before changing any money, you should make sure you’re going to get a good exchange rate, as it can significantly impact the value of your currency conversion.

We’re going to ___ a tour of the Acropolis. Would you like to come?

• book

• go

• hire

• rent

Answer explanation

The correct choice is 'book' because when planning a tour, you typically 'book' it in advance. The other options do not fit the context of organizing a tour.