1. When you’re on the , take the third exit and turn left towards Brighton.
a) roundabout b) junction c) pavement

2. Sarah has joined a community action group which helps find foster for animals that have nowhere to live.
a) homes b) shelters c) farms

3. The postal delivered the parcels yesterday morning.
a) officer b) worker c) attendant

4. Although you can’t really tell by her untidy desk, Kate is actually a very secretary who does her job well and quickly.
a) efficient b) organised c) practical

5. John looked after the injured bird until it made a recovery.
a) natural b) full c) worthwhile

2. Fill in the correct passive form of the verb in brackets.
6. The Effel Tower by about six million people each year. VISIT
7. The exhibits in the museum must not . TOUCH
8. Luckily, the fire before anyone got hurt. PUT ON
9. Jason believes that all types of public transport by natural gas in the future. POWER
10. You don’t need to go to the post office. The parcel . ALREADY\SEND
11. A new swimming pool in the leisure centre last month. BUILD

3. Complete the exchanges with the phrases below. There is one extra phrase.
12. A: How often do the buses to the city centre run?
B: (12) A. Yes, there’s one just around the corner.
13. A: Excuse me, could you tell me the way to the police station?
B: (13) B. No, just a ten-minute walk away.
14. A: Is the library far from here?
B: (14) C. Is it a long way from here?
15. A: Is there a toy store around here?
B: (15) D. Of course. Where are you going?
16. A: The department store is on Nicholson Street, across the park.
B: (16) E. Go past the bank and turn left into Smith Street.
F. About every ten minutes.

1. When you’re on the roundabout, take the third exit and turn left towards Brighton.
- To answer this question, you need to know what a roundabout is. A roundabout is a type of circular intersection where vehicles travel around a central island. When you approach a roundabout, you have to choose which exit to take. In this question, the instruction is to take the third exit. Therefore, the correct answer is a) roundabout.

2. Sarah has joined a community action group which helps find homes for animals that have nowhere to live.
- In this question, Sarah is a member of a group that helps animals. She helps find places for these animals to live. The correct answer is a) homes because it means she finds suitable living situations for the animals.

3. The postal worker delivered the parcels yesterday morning.
- In this question, there is a person who delivers parcels. This person is called the postal worker. The correct answer is b) worker.

4. Although you can't really tell by her untidy desk, Kate is actually a very organised secretary who does her job well and quickly.
- In this question, we are looking for a word that describes Kate as a secretary who does her job well and quickly. The correct answer is b) organised.

5. John looked after the injured bird until it made a full recovery.
- In this question, John takes care of an injured bird until it becomes healthy and well again. The correct answer is b) full.

6. The Eiffel Tower is visited by about six million people each year.
- To answer this question, you need to change the verb "visit" into its passive form. In the passive form, the sentence focuses on the object being acted upon rather than the subject performing the action. The correct passive form of the verb "visit" is "is visited". Therefore, the sentence should be "The Eiffel Tower is visited by about six million people each year."

7. The exhibits in the museum must not be touched.
- Similar to the previous question, you need to change the verb "touch" into its passive form. The correct passive form of the verb "touch" is "be touched". Therefore, the sentence should be "The exhibits in the museum must not be touched."

8. Luckily, the fire was put out before anyone got hurt.
- In this question, the fire needs to be in the passive form. The correct passive form of the verb "put out" is "was put out". Therefore, the sentence should be "Luckily, the fire was put out before anyone got hurt."

9. Jason believes that all types of public transport will be powered by natural gas in the future.
- In this question, you need to change the verb "power" into its passive form. The correct passive form of the verb "power" is "will be powered". Therefore, the sentence should be "Jason believes that all types of public transport will be powered by natural gas in the future."

10. You don't need to go to the post office. The parcel has already been sent.
- In this question, you need to change the verb "send" into its passive form. The correct passive form of the verb "send" is "has already been sent". Therefore, the sentence should be "You don't need to go to the post office. The parcel has already been sent."

11. A new swimming pool was built in the leisure centre last month.
- In this question, you need to change the verb "build" into its passive form. The correct passive form of the verb "build" is "was built". Therefore, the sentence should be "A new swimming pool was built in the leisure centre last month."

12. A: How often do the buses to the city centre run?
B: F. About every ten minutes.
- In this question, you need to choose the appropriate response to the question about bus frequency. The answer is "About every ten minutes."

13. A: Excuse me, could you tell me the way to the police station?
B: B. No, just a ten-minute walk away.
- In this question, you need to choose the appropriate response to the question about the distance to the police station. The answer is "No, just a ten-minute walk away."

14. A: Is the library far from here?
B: C. Is it a long way from here?
- In this question, you need to choose the appropriate response to the question about the distance to the library. The answer is "Is it a long way from here?"

15. A: Is there a toy store around here?
B: D. Of course. Where are you going?
- In this question, you need to choose the appropriate response to the question about the location of a toy store. The answer is "Of course. Where are you going?"

16. A: The department store is on Nicholson Street, across the park.
B: E. Go past the bank and turn left into Smith Street.
- In this question, you need to choose the appropriate response to the statement about the location of a department store. The answer is "Go past the bank and turn left into Smith Street."