1. Circle the correct item. 1. Gina worked very hard to in order to get ahead/across in her career. 2. Drop out/by later and see my new clothes. 3. Peter did uplover the buttons of his shirt. 4. Robert dropped out/by the university after his first year. 5. Lucy and Mary get ahead/along very well. 2. Change the verbs in brackets and use them in correct forms: Future Perfect, Future Perfect Continuous. 1. We (meet) Jane at the mall by 7 o'clock tomorrow. 2. By the end of the week, Harry (spend) all his pocket money. 3. By the time Jane arrives, we ... (shop)for six hours! 4. By the time we reach Bristol, we (drive) for three hours and it's two more hours of driving after that. 5. I can't meet you at 6 o'clock. I (not finish) work by then. 3. Choose the appropriate answer: 1. Do you need any help? a What size are you? b I'm looking for a jacket. 2. Can I try this shirt on? a We've almost sold out. b The fitting rooms are over there. 3. How do they fit? a Really well. b Any good? 4. Can I have your ID, please? a Can I pay by credit card? b Here you are. 5. I'll take them. a That's 12499, please b Your receipt is in the bag. 4 Put the verbs in brackets into the -ing form, to-infinitive or infinitive without to. 1.I'd like (buy) some new clothes this Saturday. 2.I enjoy (look) for bargains. 3. I've saved enough money (buy) a new printer. 4.Tim agreed (sell) me his MP 3 player. 5. Jill avoids (shop) on Saturdays because of crowds.

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1. Circle the correct item. 1. Gina worked very hard to in order to get ahead/across in her career. 2. Drop out/by later and see my new clothes. 3. Peter did uplover the buttons of his shirt. 4. Robert dropped out/by the university after his first year. 5. Lucy and Mary get ahead/along very well. 2. Change the verbs in brackets and use them in correct forms: Future Perfect, Future Perfect Continuous. 1. We (meet) Jane at the mall by 7 o'clock tomorrow. 2. By the end of the week, Harry (spend) all his pocket money. 3. By the time Jane arrives, we ... (shop)for six hours! 4. By the time we reach Bristol, we (drive) for three hours and it's two more hours of driving after that. 5. I can't meet you at 6 o'clock. I (not finish) work by then. 3. Choose the appropriate answer: 1. Do you need any help? a What size are you? b I'm looking for a jacket. 2. Can I try this shirt on? a We've almost sold out. b The fitting rooms are over there. 3. How do they fit? a Really well. b Any good? 4. Can I have your ID, please? a Can I pay by credit card? b Here you are. 5. I'll take them. a That's 12499, please b Your receipt is in the bag. 4 Put the verbs in brackets into the -ing form, to-infinitive or infinitive without to. 1.I'd like (buy) some new clothes this Saturday. 2.I enjoy (look) for bargains. 3. I've saved enough money (buy) a new printer. 4.Tim agreed (sell) me his MP 3 player. 5. Jill avoids (shop) on Saturdays because of crowds.

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1. 1. Gina worked very hard to get ahead in her career.2. Drop by later and see my new clothes.3. Peter did up the buttons of his shirt.4. Robert dropped out of the university after his first year.5. Lucy and Mary get along very well.2. 1. We will have met Jane at the mall by 7 o'clock tomorrow.2. By the end of the week, Harry will have spent all his pocket money.3. By the time Jane arrives, we will have been shopping for six hours!4. By the time we reach Bristol we will have been driving for three hours and it's two more hours of driving after that.5. I can't meet you at 6 o'clock. I won't have finished work by then.3. 1. b I'm looking for a jacket.2. b The fitting rooms are over there.3. a Really well.4. b Here you are.5. a That's 12499, please.4. 1. I'd like to buy some new clothes this Saturday.2. I enjoy looking for bargains.3. I've saved enough money to buy a new printer.4. Tim agreed to sell me his MP3 player.5. Jill avoids shopping on Saturdays because of crowds.

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