Respuestas Examen Nivel 4 Unidad 3

 Complete with "for" or "since".

1. I haven't slept since yesterday.

2. The population has decreased dangerously for 500 years.

3. I haven't been to my English class since last Thursday.

4. How long has she been working for that company? She has been working for that company since last week.

5. How long has your brother lived in New York? My brother has lived in New York for eleven years.

6. I have been waiting for you since ten o'clock.

7. We haven't gone out for dinner since last January.

8. My parents have been married for twenty years.

9. He has been playing the piano for six years.

10. How long has she been studying English? She has been studying English since she was 10 years old.

11. They have lived in New York for ten months.

12. How long have you known him? I've only known him since last week.

13. I haven't seen your sister for weeks.

Put the words in order to make sentences. The first word of the sentence has a capital letter. 1. I child lived in have house since I was a this I have lived in this house since I was a child. 2. she long him for Has very known Has she known him for very long? 3. much haven't seen We him year very this We haven't seen him very much this year. 4. left school has here John since he worked John has worked here since he left school. 5. hours There for been any customers haven't three There haven't been any customers for three hours. 6. life This been the best has day of my This has been the best day of my life. 7. been to visit You for ages haven't us You haven't been to visit us for ages. 8. moved he written Has to you he to Canada since Has he written to you since he moved to Canada? Listen and answer the questions with "yes" or "no". 1. Is Larry back yet? YES NO 2. Is Larry back yet? YES NO 3. Is Larry back yet? YES NO 4. Is Larry back yet? YES NO 5. Is Larry back yet? YES NO Complete with "been" or "gone". 1. Jill is not here. She has gone to the airport to meet a friend. 2. I've been swimming this morning. Now I'm having lunch. 3. My sister has gone to Hawaii on vacation. She's coming back next Thursday. 4. I've been to Italy twice and I'd like to visit it again. 5. I've been to the library. Here are the books you wanted. 6. The refrigerator is full because we've been shopping this morning. 7. Anne has gone to the dentist. She'll be back soon. 8. Anne's toothache is gone. She's been to the dentist. a) Jim and Jenny are twins, they are very similar, they like and dislike the same things, do the same things and feel the same, too. Write appropriate replies of a twin to the other's sentences. b) What about you? Write short replies to the sentences following the instructions given. When the instructions say "Same", it means that you like and dislike the same things as Jim and Jenny, do the same things and feel the same too. When the instructions say "Different", it means that you don't like and dislike the same things as Jim and Jenny, you don't do the same things and don't feel the same either. 1. Jim likes broccoli. a) So does Jenny. b) So do I. (Same) 2. Jenny is very tired. a) So is Jim. b) I am not. (Different) 3. Jenny can't play the piano. a) Neither can Jim. b) Neither can I. (Same) 4. Jim lives in the city. a) So does Jenny. b) So do I. (Same) 5. Jim isn't going to buy a car. a) Neither is Jenny. b) Neither am I. (same) 6. Jim hasn't eaten his breakfast. a) Neither has Jenny. b) I have. (Different) 7. Jenny isn't learning French. a) Neither is Jim. b) Neither am I. (Same) 8. Jim isn't ill. a) Neither is Jenny. b) I am. (Different) 9. Jenny hasn't lived abroad. a) Neither has Jim. b) Neither have I. (Same) 10. Jenny didn't enjoy last night's movie. a) Neither did Jim. b) I did. (Different) 11. Jim knows a lot of people. a) So does Jenny. b) So do I. (Same) 12. Jenny doesn't work in a hospital. a) Neither does Jim. b) I do. (Different) 13. Jenny can speak Spanish. a) So can Jim. b) I can't. (Different) Some time ago. Rephrase the sentences using the information in brackets and "ago". Example: Neil arrived at seven. (It's nine o'clock): Neil arrived two hours ago. 1. They started last Thursday. (It's Tuesday): They started five days ago. 2. I saw Gemma in March. (It's June): I saw Gemma three months ago. 3. We went on vacation in July. (It's November): We went on vacation four months ago.