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5B. will, be going to and the first conditional
1. Complete the sentences with the correct affirmative or negative form of will. ⇒ 5.1
1. Don't worry. My dad _____ pay for our tickets.
2. "_____ Tamer be at the party?" "No, he ______."
3. Suzie's the best student in the clans. She _____ pass all her exams easily.
4. "_____ your friends be at the beach?" "Yes, they _____."
5. Max is good at keeping secrets. He _____ tell anyone.
6. August is always very dry, no it _____ rain then.
7. "_____ you be in Year 5 next year?" "No, I _____.”
8. Kyle wants to have a motorbike, but his parents _____ allow it.
2. Write offers or promises in reply to sentences 1–6. Use the verbs and object pronouns below. ⇒ 5.1, 5.2
Verbs ask carry eat invite tell video
Pronouns her him it them you us
1. This bag is too heavy for me. I'll carry it.
2. I don't really like these crisps.
3. I really want Emma to come to my party.
4. Let's send a video message to Grandma.
5. I want to know what happens at the end of the film.
6. Maybe we can borrow my dad's laptop.
3. Write decisions with will in reply to sentences 1–6. Use your own ideas. ⇒ 5.1, 5.2
1. Somebody's knocking at the door. I'll answer it.
2. Would you like the blue T-shirt or the red one?
3. There's chicken or fish for lunch.
4. It looks freezing outside.
5. The next bus into town is in an hour.
6. What would you like to drink?
4. Complete the sentences with the verbs below. Use the present simple. ⇒ 5.7, 5.8
become drop have not hurry up not understand want
1. If you ______, you'll be late for school.
2. If I _____ time, I'll phone you later.
3. She'll earn a lot of money if she _____ a solicitor.
4. If you _____ your phone into water, it'll stop working
5. I'll help you if you _____ the exercise.
6. She'll have to work very hard if she _____ to go to university.
5. Complete the sentences with the will form of the verbs in brackets. ⇒ 5.7, 5.8
1. If you text me, I _____ (reply)immediately.
2. We _____ (not go) skiing this winter if there isn't enough snow.
3. If you come home late, your parents _____ (worry).
4. You _____ (have) a great time if you come to the party.
5. If we leave before 10 o'clock, we _____ (not be) late.
6. I _____ (lend) you my phone if you can't find yours.
5D. Defining and non-defining relative clauses
6. Choose the correct answer (a–d). Sometimes more than one answer is possible.
1. I met a boy ______ brother is in my class.
a. whose b. that c. which d. no pronoun
2. He's the man ______ I saw on the train.
a. who b. that c. which d. no pronoun
3. Is that the dictionary _____ you bought yesterday?
a. which b. that c. where d. no pronoun
4. Show me the computer _____ you got for your birthday.
a. that b. which c. who d. no pronoun
5. Is that the cafe _____ you worked last summer?
a. that b. which c. where d. no pronoun
6. New Year's Day is the day ______ comes after New Year's Eve.
a. which b. who c. that d. no pronoun
7. Join the two sentences together with a relative clause. Use the pronouns who, which, where or whose.
1. That's the man. / His job is to look after the garden.
That’s the man whose job is to look after the garden.
2. A hostel is a place. / You can stay there quite cheaply.
3. That's the song. / I listened to it at Emma's house.
4. He's the man. / I saw him on TV last night.
5. That's the hotel. / We stayed there last summer.
6. That's the dog. / It barked all night
7. She's the girl. / I borrowed money from her.
8. That's the boy. / His father owns the shop on the corner.
8. Complete the text with the clauses below (a–f). Add the correct relative pronoun to the start of each clause.
We walked up the steps and knocked on the door, (1) _____. For a minute or two, we heard nothing. Then Alex, (2) _____, knocked again. Almost immediately the door opened. There stood a man in a formal, black suit (3) _____. He smiled and invited us into the hall (4) _____. "Lord Bingley, will be here shortly," said the man and left. I took out my phone (5) _____, but the battery was completely dead. You should've recharged it," said Alex, (6) _____. "I did," I said. "Something strange is happening."
a. ___________ I always carried in my pocket
b. ___________ was probably in fashion a hundred years ago
c. ___________ we stood and looked at the paintings on the wall
d. ___________ was heavy, dark and wooden
e. ___________ footsteps echoed loudly as he explored the impressive room
f. ___________ had insisted on coming with me
