1) a set of rooms usually on one floor, often in a tower block *

2) a house which shares one wall with another to form a pair of houses *

a house without stairs which is on one level *

a small, old house with a roof made of straw *

a house in a line of similar houses *

a very large house *

We often have lunch outside on the when the weather is fine. *

There's a wooden around the garden to keep people out. *

They're building a onto the outside of their house. *

His flat doesn't get a lot of light because it's in the *

Go up the stairs to the and the bathroom is on the left. *

All of my old toys are up in the *

It's dark in here because I haven't opened the yet. *

Our garage is full of old furniture, so we have to leave our car on the *

Task 2 Change bolded word with the correct adjective
We've just bought a VERY ATTRACTIVE old farmhouse which we're going to restore. *

The living room looked extremely WARM AND INVITING in the firelight. *

I'm looking for a place in a FUN AND EXCITING part of town. *

Nobody has lived in the family home for years, so today it looks IN VERY BAD CONDITION. *

Their living quarters areUNCOMFORTABLY SMALL because four of them are sharing the same room. *

She lives in a flat in a MODERN building which is very conveniently located. *

Task 3. Complete the sentences with do, make, or take.
You can usually one look at a house to know whether you want to live there or not. *

You shouldn't more than 120 km/h when you're driving on a motorway in Spain. *

I can't up my mind what to wear to the party tonight. *

They're going to the spare room into a nursery for their new baby. *

We were prepared for last night's storm, so it didn't a lot of damage. *

I'd like to French lessons, but I can't seem to find the time. *

Task 4. Conditionals
If it , I would stay at home. *

rains
will rain
rained
rain
When the plates ,the result an earthquake. *

will move/is
move/is
would move/was
moved/could be
If you come with me, Ithe shopping with you. *

'll come
'd come
've come
's been come
If I you, I'd invite Jane to the party. *

am
were
's been
would be
If the water enough, let's go swimming! *

warmed
will warm
is warming
warms
You can stay here you keep quiet. *

as long as
what if
unless
in case
The car (not), if you disconnected the cable. *

not started
didn't start
wouldn't start
won't start
I wouldn't live in a cold climate unless I to. *

had
don't have
will have
didn't have
I wish I with you. But I'm too busy now. *

would go
had gone
will go
was going
I wish I come to the zoo with you next weekend, but I’m going to be busy. *

could
would
will
am going to
If only I stronger. *

could
had been
was
am
Bruce he more money so he could buy a new sweater. *

wish/has
will wish/had
wishes/will have
wishes/had
If only you watching television while I am talking to you next time. *

stop
would stop
will stop
stopped
Of course Tom wishes he with us to Paris, but he has to stay here. *

could come
came
will come
comes
Task 5 Would rather/had better
write with a small word. Type only would rather/had better+verb (E.g would rather stay)
Mark (stop) smoking . Look at him! *

She(get) here soon or she’ll miss the opening ceremony. *

I thought I (come) myself. *

I you didn’t tell anyone about our plans. *

I don't want to go for a walk. I(have) a rest. *

Betty (drive) carefully, she has already crashed two cars. *

Peter (lie) on the beach than climb mountains. *

I (have) tea than coffee. *

I (speak) to Jillian first. *

You (turn) that music down before dad gets angry. *