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    The document provides examples of exercises that test understanding of advanced English grammar concepts, including: 1. Filling in gaps in sentences using the appropriate verb form or tense. 2. Identifying and providing examples of common phrasal verbs. 3. Using the correct narrative tenses to tell a story about a recent trip to Dubai.

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    Exercises answers advanced

    UNREAL PAST
    A.  FILL TE GAPS
    1.   I wouldn't go there if  were (be) you.
    2.   It's high time you  mended(mend) your boat.
    3.   He talks to us as if we  were (be) stupid.
    4.   If only I found (find) the answer now.
    5.   If we arrived (arrive) on time we would see Tom Cruise.
    6.   I'd rather you didn’t love (not love) that terrible boy!
    7. Playing in the snow is fun. I wish it showed (snow) here more often.

    Phrasal Verbs
    CATCH UP - COME ACROSS - DROP OFF - HANG OUT - HEAD FOR - SHOW UP - TAKE UP -
    WORK OUT
    1. When we went to high school we used to hang out on weekends in a nearby park.
    2. When I retire I'll take up some new hobbies like fishing or playing golf.
    3. Mum works out at the local fitness centre twice a week.
    4. When we looked through the old albums we came across a photo of my aunt.
    5. He tried really hard and ran as fast as he could but simply couldn't catch up with the best runners.
    6. We waited for over an hour but they simply didn't show up Something might have happened to them.
    7. I am going home anyway so I can drop you off wherever you want.
    8. We decided to head for the south because the weather was much better there.

    Narrative tenses

     I went on a trip last month to Dubai with my friend John.  I was very excited about going because I  had
    never visited (never, visit) Dubai before, and I had not seen  (not, see) John for a long time, because he
    lives in Australia.  Like myself, John is also from the UK, but has lived or has lived/has been living (live)
    in Australia for 6 years.  I arrived (arrive) at Dubai airport at around 8pm after a 4-hour flight from the UK. 
    I met (meet) John at the airport and we checked (check) into our hotel.  I wanted (want) to go and have a
    look around the city on the first evening, but John was (be) really tired because he had been sitting  (sit) on
    a plane for 8 hours.   I decided (decide) to go and look around the city myself.  As I was walking  (walk)
    through the city, I suddenly looked  (look) up and saw (see) the amazing Burj Khalifa tower.  I had never
    seen (never see) anything quite so incredible in my whole life!  Many people  had told (tell) me that it was a
    magnificent building, but it is only when you see it that you realise just how big it is! I was staring (stare) at
    the tower when I suddenly realised (realise) that I had left  (left) my camera back at the hotel! The rest of
    the trip was (be) also amazing, and since I have got back I have been telling  (tell) people about it
    constantly. It is great to tell people that I have seen (see) the tallest building in the world!

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