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• Oxford English Grammar Course Advanced TEST 17 • adverb clauses Name  ● if: revise the basics. Choose the best option to complete the sentences. 1 1 2 3 4 If you sell / will sell the land, what do you think will happen to us? If I had a bit more money, I’ll buy / I’d buy a small boat and sail around the coast of Ireland. If you add a little salt it could / might taste less bland. Well, if they had got more votes last week, I think they will / would have been the winners. ● unless, if and in case. Correct the mistakes or write ‘Correct’. 2 1 2 3 4 5 6 Unless they don’t clear up that rubbish, I’m calling the council. I’ll be surprised unless I pass the exam. He’ll do very well in the exam, unless he has to write a long essay. In case you hear the fire alarm, leave the building immediately. People usually lock up their valuables in case there’s a burglary. I made a note of his phone number in case I should need it. ● if. Correct (✓) or not (✗)? 3 1 If I were a bit stronger, I bet I could lift that. 2 If you will come with me, I’ll show you your room. 3 If you wouldn’t mind waiting a moment, I’ll confirm your reservations. 4 If it wasn’t for the seatbelt, he’d have had terrible injuries. 5 If you should happen to find yourself free on Saturday, give me a call. 6 If you in doubt, wait 24 hours before deciding. 7 Joyce’s prose style, if somewhat complex, is always engaging. 8 I’ll finish writing this letter even it takes me a month. 9 The dog looks in a bad way. I wonder if we shouldn’t call a vet. 10 Had he seen anything, he would have told the police. ● Mixed structures. Choose the best way(s) to complete each sentence: A, B or both. 4 1 I told him to go home he was acting so childishly. A while B because 2 you can’t make it to the next meeting, we thought we should discuss sales figures today. A Since B Whereas 3 Jenny made dinner I was writing my essay. A as B while 4 The beaches of the west coast are volcanic, the east has fine golden sands. A while B whereas 5 you read one of his books, you’ll want to get all the others. A Once that B Once 6 I visit Tokyo I make time to walk in Ueno Park. A Whenever B Whenever that 7 Whatever do, you’ll be a great success. A you B you’ll 8 at room temperature, our products last several weeks. A Stored B Storing 9 Sitting on the beach, . A the sea looked beautiful B Miranda gazed at the sea ● after … ing, on …ing etc; infinitive clauses. Correct the mistakes or write ‘Correct’. 5 1 On hearing the bell, please leave the classroom. 2 In deciding to study physics, I made a very wise choice. 3 Besides they broke a window, they also stole my garden furniture. 4 She joined a gym in order to get fit. 5 I set my alarm early for not being late for work. 6 To see them work together, you’d never guess they can’t stand each other. Oxford English Grammar Course • Advanced   TEST 17 • adverb clauses   © Michael Swan and Catherine Walter  PHOTOCOPIABLE