Copy Of Gateway B2 Unit 6 Grammar And Vocabulary

The correct answer is "would try" because it is used in the context of a hypothetical situation. The speaker is imagining themselves in the other person's position and giving advice on what they would do. The use of "would" indicates a conditional statement and suggests that the speaker is suggesting a course of action for the other person to consider.

The given statement suggests that if the person gets 60 percent on their coursework, they will pass for the year. This means that they will meet the minimum requirement to successfully complete their coursework and move on to the next level or academic year without having to worry about the exams.

The phrase "as long as" is used to express a condition or requirement that must be met in order for something to happen or be true. In this context, the speaker is saying that they are improving their time management skills and as long as they continue to work hard, they believe they will be okay. The phrase indicates that the speaker's success is dependent on their continued hard work.

In this dialogue, the speaker is making a plan for the future. They are saying that tomorrow, they will bring the special vitamin drink to the other person. The correct future form of the verb "bring" is "will bring".

The correct answer is "have". In this context, the sentence is referring to the need for the person to undergo an operation. "Have" is the appropriate verb to use when talking about undergoing or receiving a medical procedure.

The correct answer is "would make". In this sentence, the speaker is giving advice to someone else about what they should do in a hypothetical situation. The phrase "If I were you" indicates that the speaker is imagining themselves in the other person's position. The verb "make" is in the future form to show that the speaker is suggesting a future action. Therefore, the correct future form of the verb "make" in this context is "would make".

The correct answer is "painful". The sentence suggests that whatever "it" is, it is causing discomfort or distress to the person. The word "obviously" implies that the pain is evident or easily noticeable, despite the person's attempt to hide it.

My brother is always working out at the gym and I used to think he was pretty fit. But he has a busy job and he never cooks for himself. He eats out a lot or buys ready meals and he likes fatty food and things that are high in salt.

If everyone went to the doctor for every little problem, the doctors' surgeries would be full all the time.

Jenny lost consciousness for a few minutes after the accident, which is commonly referred to as "blacking out." This term is used to describe a temporary loss of consciousness or fainting, often caused by a sudden drop in blood pressure or lack of oxygen to the brain. During this period, Jenny was likely unresponsive and unaware of her surroundings.

In the given context, the sentence mentions that the sister fell over while trying to kick the ball. Falling over and hurting the "bone" or "artery" does not make sense in this situation. However, falling over and hurting the "ankle" is a common occurrence in sports activities, especially when trying to kick a ball. Therefore, the correct answer is "ankle".

The phrase "back on your feet" means to recover from an illness or injury. Therefore, completing the second sentence with "back on your feet" conveys the same meaning as the first sentence, indicating that the person will fully recover by the next day.

The word "put" is the correct answer because it fits grammatically and contextually in the sentence. The sentence describes someone gaining weight recently and not feeling well, so it makes sense that they "put on" weight. Additionally, the word "put" is a common phrasal verb used to describe the action of gaining weight.

The given correct answer is "balanced". The sentence mentions that the person has started jogging every day before work and is trying to eat a more balanced diet. This suggests that the person is making an effort to have a diet that includes a variety of foods from different food groups in appropriate proportions. This change in lifestyle has resulted in the person looking better, indicating that a balanced diet is beneficial for maintaining good health and appearance.

In the dialogue, B is talking about a possible future event, which is feeling dizzy if they stand up too quickly. Therefore, the correct future form of the verb "feel" is "will feel".

The word "have" is the correct answer because it agrees with the subject "I" in the present tense. The phrase "will have" is not necessary in this sentence because the use of "if" already indicates a future possibility. Therefore, "have" is the appropriate verb form to use.

The correct answer is "unless you do." This answer accurately completes the second sentence so that it means the same as the first. The word "unless" indicates a condition that must be met in order to avoid the consequence mentioned in the first sentence. The phrase "you do" implies that performing warm-up exercises is necessary to prevent getting a sprained muscle.

The correct answer is "pressure". The sentence mentions that the person had their blood taken and were told that they are in "______ of becoming obese." Given the context, it can be inferred that the missing word should be related to a health condition or risk factor. "Pressure" fits this context as it commonly refers to blood pressure, which can be a risk factor for obesity and other health issues.

The correct answer is "5 prescription, 4 get". This is because the sentence mentions that she had to get a prescription for painkillers, indicating that she needed medication to alleviate her pain. Additionally, the sentence does not mention anything about her blood pressure or temperature, so those options can be ruled out. The word "felt" does not fit in the context of the sentence, so "4 put" can also be eliminated.

The correct answer is "danger" because the sentence states that the person had their blood taken and were told that they are in danger of becoming obese. This suggests that the person's blood test results indicated a potential health risk related to obesity.

The correct answer is "are under the weather, are feeling under the weather". This phrase is commonly used to describe someone who is not feeling well or is sick. It implies that the person is experiencing physical discomfort or illness. The phrase "under the weather" is idiomatic and means to be in a state of poor health or feeling unwell. Therefore, the correct answer accurately completes the given sentence by expressing sympathy for the person's current condition.

The phrase "is getting over" means that someone is recovering or improving from an illness or a difficult situation. In this context, it suggests that the speaker's mum has been ill for a couple of weeks but is now in the process of recovering and getting better.

The speaker didn't go to bed early last night and as a result, they are now tired. The word "wish" indicates a desire for a different outcome. By using the phrase "wish I had gone to bed early last night," the speaker expresses regret for not going to bed early and acknowledges that if they had done so, they wouldn't be tired now.

The phrase "am coming down with" is used to indicate that someone is starting to experience the symptoms of an illness. In this context, the speaker is suggesting that they are starting to feel sick with the flu bug that is going around.

The correct answer is "hadn't gone". In the dialogue, person B is expressing regret about going on a walk without a coat and believes that it may have caused them to catch a cold. The phrase "I wish I hadn't gone on that walk" indicates a past action that person B regrets. Therefore, the correct future form of the verb "go" is "hadn't gone".

I always take something to eat with me in case there isn't any vegetarian food.

The correct answer is "wouldn't have taken". This is because the sentence is talking about a hypothetical situation in the past - if the person had known how much coursework there would be, they would not have taken the subject. The correct form to use in this case is the third conditional, which is "wouldn't have taken".

Without him lending me the money, I wouldn't have been able to buy a bike.

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