GRAMMAR

1 Choose the correct answer

1 We use the second conditional to talk about possible or close / imaginary or unlikely events in the future.

2 The future events are more likely to happen in A / B.

A If he comes, I'll be very pleased.

B If he came, I'd be very pleased.

3 I'd in second conditional sentences is short for I had / I would.

4 If I was you is more / less formal than If I were you.

5 If only I had some money has the same meaning as A / B.

A I wish I had some money.

B I used to have some money.

_____ / 5 points

VOCABULARY

2 Match the words to their definitions.

1 log on a talk informally

2 password b a small relaxed place to stay

3 chat c very special and extraordinary

4 magical d according to the facts

5 the whole point e speed

6 guesthouse f open your computer connection

7 in theory g walk for a long time usually in the country

8 pace h a secret word that you need to get into a room, building

9 trek i a person whose style and attitude follows the peacelovers

of the 1960's and `70's

10 hippy j the purpose

_____ / 10 points

FUNCTION

3 Complete the sentences with the verbs in the box.

would sit down happened went would just became

missed could had was wouldn't

Holiday choices

1 If I _____ ill with an upset stomach, I'd just eat lots of rice.

2 I _____ ring my parents for help unless something really serious _____ to me.

3 If I lost my mobile, I _____ and cry.

4 If it _____ my decision, I'd never go on holiday in the summer.

5 If only I _____ enough time and money to travel round the world.

6 I'd never go on holiday to a cold place unless I _____ skiing.

7 I wish I _____ stay on holiday for ever.

8 I _____ catch the next one if I _____ my flight home.

____ / 10 points

Total : _____ / 25 points

Lesson test Inspiration 4 unit 4, lesson 3

This page has been created for Inspiration 4 Tests. It is photocopiable. Copyright © Macmillan Publishers Limited 2007.

Lesson test Inspiration 4 unit 4, lesson 3

This page has been created for Inspiration 4 Tests. It is photocopiable. Copyright © Macmillan Publishers Limited 2007.

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