Exercise 7.

Fill in the gaps with: however whatever whatever whenever wherever wherever whichever whoever

Do ______ you want, just don't come to me if it all goes wrong.
It's impossible to say what time Ramsey will arrive. He just turns up ______ he wants.
Sit down ______ you like.
You can invite______ you like — it's your party!
______ hard I try, I still can't find a job.
There are two dictionaries in the cupboard. Borrow______ one you want.
I would love to be rich enough to buy______ I wanted.
We had a great time in Botswana. The people were nice______ we went.


Exercise 8.

Say what you think has happened / is happening. Match the sentences (1-4) with the ones (a-d).

1. I lost my job. They had to make cutbacks.

2. He’s enjoying life on a pension, although he’s only 58.

3. One week it’s six-to-two, the next it’s nights.

4. They’ve made her General Manager as from next month!

a) This is a person who works shifts / does shift-work / is a shift- worker.

b) This person has been made redundant.

c) She’s been promoted.

d) He/She’s taken early retirement.



Exercise 9.

Form abstract nouns from the following adjectives.

Long ————————–
Strong ————————–
Wide ————————–
Young ————————–
Humble ————————–
Decent ————————–
Cruel ————————–
Bitter ————————–
Prudent ————————–
Dark ————————–