English Grammar in Use Fifth Edition

UNIT 60
60.1
2  applying for the job
3  remembering names
4  winning the lottery
5  being late
6  eating at home
7  having to queue  
  or  
  
(without) queuing
8  being 90 years old
60.2
2  by standing
3  by pressing
4  by borrowing
5  by driving
6  by putting
60.3
2 paying/settling
3 going
4 making
5 being/travelling/sitting
6 going
7 asking/telling/consulting/informing
8 doing/having
9 turning/going
10 taking
11 bending
12 buying
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Key to Exercises
60.4
2  I’m looking forward to seeing  
her (again).
3  I’m not looking forward to going to 
the dentist (tomorrow).
4  She’s looking forward to leaving 
school (next summer).
5  They’re looking forward to moving 
(to their new apartment).
UNIT 61
61.1
2  used to going
3  used to working / used to being
4  used to walking
5  used to living
61.2
1  It took her a few months to
 get used 
to
 it. … 
 She
’s used to working
 nights. / She 
is used to
 
working
 nights. 
2  When Jack started working in this 
job, he 
wasn’t
 
used to
 driving two 
hours to work every morning, but 
after some time he 
got used to
 it. 
… He
’s used to driving 
two hours 
every morning. / He 
is used to
 
driving 
…
61.3
2  No, I’m used to sleeping on the floor.
3  I’m used to working long hours.
4  I’m not used to the crowds (of people).
61.4
2  They soon got used to her. / …
 
to the/their new teacher.
3  She had to get used to living in
 
a much smaller house.
4  She can’t get used to the weather.
5  He had to get used to having less 
money.
61.5
2 drink
3 eating
4 having
5 have/own
6 go
7 be
8 being
UNIT 62
62.1
2 doing
3 coming/going
4 doing/trying
5 buying/having
6 solving
7 buying/having/owning
8 seeing
62.2
2  of stealing
3  from t
aking off
4  of getting
5  on telling
6  to eating
7  for being
8  from walking (
or
 … stop people 
 walking)
9  for inviting
10  of using
11  of (not) trying
62.3
2  on taking Ann to the station
3  on getting married
4  Sue for coming to see her
5  (to me) for being late
6  me of not caring about other people
UNIT 63
63.1
2 h
3 d
4 g
5 b
6  a  
7 e
8 c
63.2
2  There’s no point in working if you 
don’t need money.
3  There’s no point in trying to study if 
you feel tired.  
  or    
There’s no point in studying if …
4  There’s no point in hurrying if you 
have plenty of time.
63.3
2  remembering people’s names
3  finding a job / getting a job
4  getting a ticket for the game
5  understanding one another
63.4
2  going / travelling / getting
3 getting
4 watching
5  going / climbing / walking
6  getting / being  
7 practising
8 working
9 applying
10 trying
63.5
2  went swimming
3  go skiing
4  goes riding
5  ’s/has gone shopping  
  or  
went shopping
UNIT 64
64.1
2  I opened the box to see what was in it.
3  I moved to a new apartment to be 
nearer my friends.
4  I couldn’t find a knife to chop the 
onions.  
  or    
… a knife to chop the onions with.
5  I called the police to report the 
accident.
6  I called the hotel to find out if they 
had any rooms free.
7  I employed an assistant to help me 
with my work. 
64.2
2  to do
3  to walk
4  to drink
5  to put / to carry
6  to discuss / to consider / to talk about
7  to go / to travel
8  to talk / to speak
9  to wear / to put on
10  to celebrate
11  to help / to assist
12  to be
64.3
2 to
3 for
4 to
5 for
6 for
7 to
8  for … to
64.4
2  so that I wouldn’t get/be cold.
3  so that he could contact me. / 
 
… would be able to contact me.
4  so that nobody else would hear us. / 
so that nobody else could hear us. / 
… would be able to hear us.
5  so that we can start the meeting on 
time.  / so that we’ll be able to start …
6  so that we wouldn’t forget anything. 
7  so that the car  behind me could 
overtake. / … would be able to 
overtake.