Exercise 1. Choose the correct words in italic.

4. I liked this system, because it meant people didn’t have to worry / needn’t have worried about very strict discipline and we respected the rules. 

Exercise 1. Choose the correct words in italic.

3. We could choose if we wanted to wear a jacket, so I did although I ³ shouldn’t / needn’t have. 

Exercise 1.  Choose the correct words in italic.

2. ... although ties weren’t compulsory, so we ² didn’t need to wear / needn’t have worn them. 

 Exercise 1. Choose the correct words in italic.

1. When I was at school, everybody ¹ must / had to wear a school uniform, ...

Exercise 4. Choose the appropriate preposition.

5.  It’s common practice for teachers to ask weaker students to team _______ with stronger ones for better results.

Exercise 4. Choose the appropriate preposition.

4. I know it’s short notice, and I’m sorry for putting you _______ like this, but could you babysit tonight instead of tomorrow?

Exercise 4. Choose the appropriate preposition.

3. Susan, remember to lock up the house before you set _______ for the airport, OK?

Exercise 4. Choose the appropriate preposition.

2.  Don’t worry about the missing book. If it’s in the house, it’ll turn _______ somewhere eventually.

Exercise 4. Choose the appropriate preposition.

1. The thought of waking up at six in the morning put me _______ going on the excursion.

Exercise 3. Complete the second sentence so that it has a similar meaning to the first sentence. Use the word given but do not change it. Use between two and five words, including the word given.

5. I think you should consider all the advantages and disadvantages of the job before you make your decision.

cons

I think you should consider of the job before you make your decision.