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went

to

Montclair

State

College

in

New

Jersey,

where

he

got

a role

in

a

play

called

Heaven

and

Earth,

then

he

left

school

and

started

acting.

5

His first

main

role

was

David

Addison

in

the hit

TV

show

Moonlighting,

for which

he

won

Emmys

and

Colden

Clobe

awards.

6

His

first

hit

film

was Die

Hard,

which

was

made

in

1988,

and he

has

made

two

sequels

since

then. 7

Willis

has

been

starring/has

starred

mainly

in

violent

action

films

since Die

Hard,

although

he

has

also

made

different

types

of

film,

such

as

Twelve

Monkegs

in 1995

and

The

Sixth

Sense in

1999. B

He

has

made

more

than

forty

films,

many

of which

have

been

commercial

successes.

9

He

has had

a

severe

stutter

since

childhood,

but

acting

has

helped

him

to overcome

it

as

it is

not

a

problem

in

front

of

an

audience.

10

He

was

married

to

Demi

Moore

for

ten

years,

until

their

separation

in

I

998,

and

they

had

three

children

together.

certainly

going

to

be

(one

hundred

per

cent)

successful.

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(The

government

expects

that) another

six thousand

will

have

found

work

by

the end

of

the summer.

9

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time

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you

be arriving/are

you

arriving

on Friday?

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daughter is

appearing

in the

school

production

of Miss

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month.

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We hope

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the

soldiers

don't

experience

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not

to

turn

their

TVs off

3

the

subjunctive

is usually

no

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usually

different

4

didn't

try

to

repalr

the TV

himself

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a

great

number

of/Not

many

songbirds

6

you

get

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get

any

impression

of life 7

I

was

not

willing/unwilling

to help

the

children

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commonplace

nor

accepted

9

The

estimated

fee for

the

project

was

not unreasonable

10

I

don't

think

that

our

company

will

be

offering

aid

1

I

she's

not

a

good

guitarist

12

is

not

especially

powerful

1

will

meet/are going

to

meet

2

's

going

to

jump

3

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be

sailing

4

'll

answer

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going

to

shoot

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have

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be dying

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our

opponents

are

going

to

win 2

Our

plane

leaves

at

6.30

in

the

morning.

3 My

great-grandmother

will be

onela

hundred years

old

next

year.

4

I

don't

think

that

humans

will

ever

be able

to

live

on the

moon.

5

My

parents

will

have

been

married

for

twenty-five

years

next

Saturday.

6

...

the

band

will

be recording

(then).

7

Our

proposal

will

certainlv

be/is

I

is

about

to

2

on the

verge/point

of

5 is

due

to

4

unlikely

to 5

sure

to/certain

to

6

are to

7

imminent

8

is

due

to

9

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to

10

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to/certain

to

1

is

about

to

2

expect

5 hopes

to

4

should

5

is

sure

to

6

plans

to 7

are

on

the

point

of 8

anticipate

9 is likely

to 10

guarantee

to

1

The

chimpanzees

are not

to

be/should

not

loe

disturbed

during feeding

time.

2

lt's

bound

to

wake

all

the

neighbours.

3

...

they

are

on

the

point/verge

of

discovering

the secret

of

life. 4

Will

you

promise

not

to

get

drunk

again

tonight?

5

The

road-sweeping

bie

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1

Doesn't

she

{already)

belong

to

it?

2

Aren't you

taking

your

holiday

in

that

week?

5

Haven't you

done

it

yet?

4

Why

don't you

join

us?AiVon't

you

join

us?

5

Why

didn't

you

tell

me?

6

Oh,

didn't

you

buy

any,

then?

7

Don't you think those hair

extensions

look

awful

on

older

women?

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lsn't

she/ls

she

not

giving

...

3

I

Phil

denied

that

he

had

any

involvement

...

2

...

we

will

be

obliged

to

disconnect

your/the

electricity

supply.

3

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(people)

from

the

housing

...

4 ...

are

not

dissimilar.

5

lt

is

hardly

possible

to

capture

...

6

..,

deliberately

misinformed

the

investigators.

7

lt's

best

to avoid

(talking

about)

topics

8

The

deforestation

of

the

Brazilian

rainforests

has

had

...

9

Pop

stars

rarely/Rarely

drr

pop

stars

make

it

as actors,

but

...

10

lllegibte

applications

will

be

automatically

rejected.

4

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incredible

2

uncovered

3

illegal

4

unusual

5

discourteous

6

impossible

7

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8

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9

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l0

unavailable

5

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no

2

not

recognising

5

Few

4

Not

only

5

misleading

6

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unlike

7

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for

8

no

intention

9

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10

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not

wishing

12

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not

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1

Which

applicant/Which

of the

applicants

do

you

think

is

(most)

suitable?

2

How

long

had

you

been

giving

the

pigs

that

ftype

of) feed

for?

3

Who

told

you

about

my/our

divorce?

4What

else

did

you

do on

the/your

holiday?

5

Could/Couldn't

you

have

persuaded

David

to

stay

in

the

team

(any

longer)?

6

What's

the

point

inlls

there

any

point

in

complaining

about

faulty

goods?

7

Which watch will

work

(better)

while

I'm

scuba*

diving?Ailill

both

watches

work

while

...

B

For

whom

did

the

accused

steal

the

getaway

car?/Why

did

the

accused

steal

the

getaway

car?lWho

did

the

accused

steal

the

getaway

car

for?

2

1

won't

you?

2

were

there?

3

hadn't

he/she?

4

need

we?

5

will

you?icould

you?/would

you?

6

have

you?

7

were

they?

8

will

you?/can't

you?

t

hasn't

it?

10

can

you?

1

1

didn't

she?

l2

was

he?

3

I

I'd

like

to know

why

it

took

you

so long

to

deliver

this

parcel.

2

Can

you

tell me

if

Harriet

has finished

the

minutes

of

the

meeting yet

or

not?

3

Could

I

possibly

ask

you

why

you

keep

so

many

old

cars

outside your

house?

4

Please

let

me

know

when

the

new

curtains

for

the hotel

suites

will

be ready.

5

I'd

like

to

know

whether

JonAthan will

be

staying

for

dinner

tomorrow

evening.

6

Does

the

brochure

say

how

often

the

bedlinen

in

the

villas

is

changed?/how

often

the

bedlinen

is

changed

in

the

villas?

7

Do

vou

know

which

metro

station

we

should

go

to

for

the

Eiffel

Tower?

B

I

wonder

whether

or not

Schumacher

won

yesterday's

race./whether

Schumacher

won

yesterday's

race

or not.

4

1

Oh, who

told

you

that?

2

Do

I like

what?

5

Has

he

{really)?

4

Which

one

are

you

going

to

take?

5

Oh,

who

did

you

see?

6

But

why

can't

you?iBut

why

not?

7

What

else

...

B

What

on

earth/the

helliin

heaven

5

1

aren't

you?

2

lsn't

it?

5

didn't

you?

4

is

there?

5

Have

you?/Are

they?

6

isn't

it?

7

haven't

they?

B

could

you?

9

Did you

really?

10

shall

we?

I I

didn't

you?

12

won't

you/will

you

6

1

Sir Alec was

86

years

old,

wasn't

he?

2

It's

unusual

for

famous

actors

to have

lasting

marriages,

isn't

it?

S

How

long

exactly

had

they

been

married-

4

Can

you

tell

us what

his

childhood

was

tike?

5

Did

he

ever

find

out

his

true

identity?

6

did

he

ever

find

out who

his

father

was?

7

He

entered

his

chosen

career

quite

late,

didn':

he?

8

What

interrupted

it?

9

When

did he

pick

up

his

career

again?

10

Do

you

know

when

he

started

acting

i.

films?

1 1

Which

fitm

is

considered

{his)

best,

do

you

think?

12

He won

an

Oscar

for

that,

didn't

he?

13

Did

he

win

anything

else?

141'm

sure

that

younger

people

remember

him

in

a very

different

role,

don't

they?/will

remember

him

in

a very

different

role,

won't

they?

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who/what

2whether

5

However/How/How

on

earthithe hell/in

heaven

4

makes

5

released/publishec:

6

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7

the

use

8

hardly/scarcely

9

By

which

10

Who

on earth/in

heaven/

the

hell/WhoilVhoever

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1

1

Refreshments

will

be

provided

during

the

interval;

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form

should

be

comPleted

in

black

ink'

3

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product

has

not

been

tested

on

animals.

4

This

aPPliance

ts

suPPlied

with a

Plug'

5

This

car

has

been

fitted

with

an

alarm.

6 Our

disPlaYs

are

arranged

in

chronological

sequence'

7

Hard

hats

must

be

worn

while

construction

work

is

being

carried

out'

8 All

shoPlifters

will

be

prosecuted.

9 This

area

is

being

monitored

bY

closed

circuit

cameras.

10 Toilet

facilities

maY

be

found

at

the

rear

of

block

B.

1

1

Atl

the

formalities

will

be

taken

care

of.

12

I

was

made

to

oPen

mY

suitcases.

13

The

government

is

said

to

be

out

of

touch

with

public

oPinion./lt

is

said

the

government

is

out

of

touch

witn

Puntic

oPinion'

14

He

ought

to

have

been

sent

to

prison

for

life'

15

StePhen

was

given

an

uPgrade

to

first

class./An

uPgrade

to

first

class

was

given

to

StePhen'

16

We

were

allowed/Permitted/given

Permission

to

Park

the

caravan

in

a

farmer's

field

overnight'

17

He

was

seen

to

enter/

entering

the

building

carrYing

a

shotgun.

18The

ProPosed

legislation

is

thought

to

be

unworkable.ilt

is

thought

that

the

ProPosed

tegislation

is

unworkable.

19

A

Pane

of

glass

was/got

broken

while

the

boYs

were

PlaYing

in

the

street'

20

The

twins

have

been

given

a

PuPPY

for

their

birthdaY'lA

PuPPY

has

been

given

to

the

twins

for their

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hills.

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executed

at

dawn'

4

D

The

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was

inherited

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man

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had

never

known

that

he

had

rich

relations'

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collected

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and

entered

into

the

database.

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The

lift

in

our

block

has

been

vandalised.

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are

hardlY

ever

seen

in

daylight.

1

1 C

This

form

must

be

comPleted

in

black

ink

and

signed.

12

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The

terrorists

were

interviewed

bY

severat

members

of

the

international

Presscorps.

rcr'

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man

was

convicted

and

sentenced

to

fifteen

Years

in

jail.

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and

then

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cooled

to

Produce

the

final

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Product'

5

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DaPhne

is/will

be

having

her

new

car

delivered

this

afternoon.

2Aseriesof

rigorous

drug

tests

will

have

to

be

Passed.

5 We

were

allowed

to

use

the

village

hall

...

4

The

Project

having

been

comPleted,

we

were

able

to

leave

earlY.

5

We

resented

not

having

been

consulted

over

the

exPansion

Plans

6

l'll

have

the

caretaker

open

tne

gates

earlY

for

You'

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irtPu.t

is

believed

to

be

in

hiding

'..

8

She

got

sacked/got

the

sack

for

being

late

so

often'

7

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seven

of

the

following

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4

a

strange

stone

was

discovered

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6

the

stone

was

caPtured

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7 and

moved

to

the

British

Museum

Line

9

was

asked

to

look

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in

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sounds

and

nteanings

are

represented

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the

Puzzle

of

their

written

language

had

been

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possible

for

the

inscriPtions,on

alt

the

great monuments

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be

deciphered.

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15/16

thus

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he

wanted

-

shouted

that

he

wanted

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that's

a

lie;

Minister

-

said,

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a

lie,

Minister''

6

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new

Honda

Civic,'

the

salesman

added,

'is

one

of

the

most

PoPular

small

familY

saloons

now''

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likelg

answers

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she

hadn't

got to

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the

night

before

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she

had

been

out

all

daY

and

had

got

home

late'

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said

she'd

ring

again

to

find

out

what

the

homework

was.

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she

was

Phoning

to

find

out

the

results

of

her

blood

test.

She

said

that

she's

lshe

was

going

on

holidaY

in

the

morning,

so

she'd

be

grateful

if

You

could

ring

her

back

later.

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thinks/

thought

we

need/needed

a

chat

about

some

Problems

Joe

seems/seemed

to

be

having'

He

said

he'll/he'd

be

at

the

school

until

6.30

if

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like to

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possible

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man.'

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the

defence

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peace

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constructed.'

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Marx:

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my

resignation. I don't

want

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belong

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any

club

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will

accept

me as

a

member.' 7

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