English Grammar in Use Fifth Edition

UNIT 51
51.1
2 doesn’t
3 was
4 has
5 will
6 should
7 won’t
8 do
9 didn’t
10 might
11  am … isn’t  
  or  
  ’m not … is  
  or  
can’t … can  
  or    
can’t … is
12  would … could … can’t
51.2
3  Do you?  I don’t.
4  Didn’t you?  I did.
5  Aren’t you?  I am.
6  Did you?  I didn’t.
51.3
Example answers:
3  So did I.  
  or  
   
Did you?  What did you watch?
4  Neither will I.  
  or  
   
Won’t you?  Where will you be?
5  So do I.  
  or  
   
Do you?  What sort of books do 
you like?
6  So would I.  
  or  
Would you?  Where would you like 
to live? 
7  Neither can I.  
  or  
Can’t you?  Why not?
8  So am I.  
  or     
Are you?  Are you doing something 
nice?
51.4
2  I hope so.
3  I hope not.
4  I don’t think so.
5  I suppose so.
6  I’m afraid so.
7  I think so.
8  I’m afraid not.
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Key to Exercises
UNIT 52
52.1
3  don’t you
4  were you
5  does she
6  isn’t he
7  did it
8  can’t you
9  will they
10  aren’t there
11  shall we
12  is it
13  aren’t I
14  would you
15  hasn’t she
16  should I
17  had he
18  will you
52.2
2  It’s (very) expensive, isn’t it?
3  The course was great, wasn’t it?
4  You’ve had your hair cut, haven’t 
you?  
  or  
You had your hair cut, didn’t you?
5  She has a good voice, doesn’t she?  
or    
She has a good voice, hasn’t she?  
  
or    
She’s got / She has got  a good 
voice, hasn’t she?   
6  It doesn’t look right, does it?
7  This bridge isn’t very safe, is it?  
  or  
… doesn’t look very safe, does it?
52.3
2  Joe, you couldn’t help me (with this 
table), could you?
3  Lisa, you don’t know where Sarah 
is, do you?  
  or  
… you haven’t seen Sarah, have you?
4  Helen, you don’t have a tennis 
racket, do you?  
  or     
… you haven’t got a tennis racket, 
have you?
5  Anna, you couldn’t take me to the 
station, could you?  
  or  
   
… you couldn
’t give me a lift to the 
station, could you?
6  Robert, you haven’t seen my keys, 
have you?
UNIT 53
53.1 
2  playing tennis
3  going for a walk
4  causing the accident
5  waiting a few minutes
6  not telling the truth  
  or    
(She admitted) lying.
53.2
2 making
3 listening
4 applying
5 reading
6 living
7 travelling
8 forgetting
9 paying
10 trying
11 losing
12 interrupting
53.3
2  I don’t mind you driving it. 
3  Can you imagine anybody being so 
stupid? 
4  We can’t stop it raining.
5  I don’t want to keep you waiting.
53.4
Example answers:
2  going out
3  sitting on the floor
4  having a picnic
5 laughing
6  breaking down
UNIT 54
54.1
2  to help him
3  to carry her bag (for her)
4  to meet at 8 o’clock
5  to tell him her name / to give
 
him her name
6  not to tell anyone  
  or    
(She 
promised) she wouldn’t tell anyone.
54.2
2  to get
3  to live
4  to play
5  to tell
6 say 
   or  
  to say
54.3
2  to look
3  to move
4 waiting
5  to finish
6 barking
7  to be
8 having
9 missing
10  to say
54.4
2  Tom appears to be worried
 
about something.
3  You seem to know a lot of people.
4  My English seems to be
 
getting better.
5  That car appears to have
 
broken down.
6  Rachel seems to be enjoying her job.
7  They claim to have solved the problem.
54.5
2  what to do
3  how to ride
4  whether to go
5  where to put
6  how to use
UNIT 55
55.1
2  or do you want me to lend
 
you some
3  or would you like me to shut it
4  or would you like me to show you
5  or do you want me to repeat it
6  or do you want me to wait
55.2
2  to stay with them
3  to call Joe.
4  him to be careful
5  her to give him a hand
55.3
2  I didn’t expect it to rain.
3  Let him do what he wants.
4  Tom’s glasses make him look older.
5  I want you to know the truth.
6  Sarah persuaded me to apply
 
for the job.
7  My lawyer advised me not to
 
say anything to the police.
8  I was warned not to believe
 
everything he says.
9  Having a car enables you to
get around more easily.
55.4
2  to do
3 cry
4  to study
5 finish
6 do
7  to do
8 drive
9 change
10  to work