I UNDERLINE THE ODD-WORD-OUT

1 surgeon steward customs officer air hostess2 nurse orderly pilot doctor3 receptionist officer porter lift attendant

II PUT THE VERBS IN BRACKETS INTO GERUND FORM

1. I had to leave without __________ goodbye. (say)2. She is used to __________ alone. (live)3. He kept on _________ even when they told him the truth. (smile)4. She is good at __________ foreign languages. (learn)

III PUT THE FOLLOWING SENTENCES INTO INDIRECT SPEECH

1. “Switch the light on”, the man asked her.2. “Don’t be late”, he told me.3. “I am trying to help you”, she says.4. “I have done everything”, the man says.5. “Will you stay a little longer?” they ask us.6. “Where did you find that dog?” she wants to know.

IV FILL IN THE BLANKS WITH A SUITABLE WORD OR EXPRESSION

1. Perhaps nothing is as _________ as the finish of the marathon.2. Soon he will have to ________ ____ his mind 3. The marathon has been a _________ ever since.

I UNDERLINE THE ODD-WORD-OUT

1 chef waiter dinner waitress2 artist policeman singer actor3 student lawyer accountant manager

II PUT THE VERBS IN BRACKETS INTO GERUND FORM

1. He walked down the road without _________ back. (turn)2. I can’t get used to _________ on the left. (drive)3. We don’t like __________ up early. (get)4. Is she interested in _________ history? (study)

III PUT THE FOLLOWING SENTENCES INTO INDIRECT SPEECH

1. “Don’t call the police”, the man begged him.2. “Listen to me”, he told us.3. “I have heard something strange”, he says.4. “I am waiting for you”, she says.5. “Will you take the book to the library?” his friend asks him.6. “Which book did you take?” Mary wants to know.

IV FILL IN THE BLANKS WITH A SUITABLE WORD OR EXPRESSION

1. When the Greeks had beaten the Persians, a _________ran all the way to Athens.2. In his hand he held a book, his _________ kind of book.3. The day was warm, and Jim soon put down his book and lay _________.