Unit Second edition Vocabulary Practice Level A 1 B spend a out of time b just in time be c somebody’s time waste d someone a hard time run e time doing something have f time to something take g some time off I’m not surprised Louis isn’t here yet He’s never in / on / by time We’ve run over / into / out of time so we’ll carry on tomorrow None of the trains are running on / in / for time today Do you think we’ll be in / on / for time to catch the last bus? Complete the sentences with verbs in the correct form I never have things I enjoy enough time to the I’m not slow, I just like my time! Why don’t you something useful instead of time? My mother had to when I was ill some time off My parents always about exams me a hard time How much time you Facebook? I didn’t finish the exam because I out of time We got there just on / in / off time to see the beginning of the film My brother took so much time away / off / out that he lost his job give Circle the correct prepositions Circle the verb which best describes what the speaker says: a, b or c ‘I’ll always love you.’ a promise b recommend c suggest ‘I’m not going to lend you any more money.’ a claim b refuse c persuade ‘I think you ought to a computing course.’ a advise b warn c claim on ‘If you don’t wear a suit, you won’t get the job.’ a emphasise b refuse c promise A: ‘Please come It’ll be really good fun.’ B: ‘OK then.’ a suggest b persuade c state ‘It wasn’t me that left the door unlocked.’ a advise b refuse c deny ‘I really enjoyed the book One Day You should read it.’ a state PHOTOCOPIABLE © Cambridge University Press 2012 b recommend c promise Level Unit VOCABULARY PRACTICE LEVEL UNIT Match the verbs 1–7 in column A with a phrase in column B