Question

1 Complete the text to connect ideas and events in the order they happened. Use the words/expressions after that, finally, first and then.

____________________, I saw a wallet on the floor of the school cafeteria. ____________________, I opened the wallet and found the owner’s ID card. ____________________, I looked for him in the school. ____________________, I gave the wallet back to him.

2 Read the dialogue and check the correct alternatives.

Todd What’s wrong, Larry?

Larry You know the history test we took last week?

Todd Sure! You got an A, right?

Larry Actually, I didn’t study for it. I cheated on the test.

Todd Oh, man! You’re likely to get in trouble if you tell Miss Spencer now.

Larry But I have to tell her. I have this terrible feeling inside. I can’t even sleep at night.

Todd You’re right. You have to do the right thing. Eventually, she’ll find out the truth anyway.

a The sentence “Actually, I didn’t study for it.” has the same meaning as…

( ) “In reality, I didn’t study for it.”

( ) “I didn’t study for it in the last few days.”

b The sentence “You’re likely to get in trouble…” has the same meaning as…

( ) “You get in trouble constantly.”

( ) “Probably, you’ll get in trouble.”

c The sentence “Eventually, she’ll find out the truth anyway.” has the same meaning as…

( ) “In the end, she’ll find out the truth anyway.”

( ) “Maybe she’ll find out the truth anyway.”

Answer 1

Resposta:

1.

First, I saw a wallet on the floor of the school cafeteria. Then, I opened the wallet and found the owner’s ID card. After that, I looked for him in the school. Finally, I gave the wallet back to him.

2.

a) “In reality, I didn’t study for it.”

b)  “Probably, you’ll get in trouble.”

c)  “In the end, she’ll find out the truth anyway.”