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Alina suggested that web conferencing
should be used for meetings to save
money on air fares.
Alina declared that the company's
head office should remain in London.
¡Nathan agreed that the company
should sponsor the European chess
league for the next three years.
Nathan announced that in future all
claims for travel expenses should be
made in US dollars.
39.2
2 Yes 7 Yes
3 Yes 8 No
4 No 9 No
5 Yes 10 No
6 Yes
39.3
Possible adjectives are given in these
answers
2. Lam shocked that Kristina should
a
nu
a
a
e
behave so badly.
lam astounded that anyone should
vote for him,
Itis urgent that he should return home
immediately.
Lam amused that he should take his
appearance so seriously.
Lam upset that they should think 1 had
cheated then.
Itis appalling that they should be
allowed to go free.
Itis imperative that we should act now
to avoid war.
UNIT 40
401
2 is are
Cosa nsw
10
n
7
a
«remain remains
Y
+5 are
Jet lets
Y
are is
are is
have- has
Y
As are
add adds
40.2
al
3
a
university refuse / refuses
audience ... is (A singular verb form
is more likely here as the focus is on
the audience as a whole rather than
individual members.)
orchestra perform / performs
jury includes (A singular verb form is
used here as 'include' focuses on the
group as a whole rather than individual
members)
o
class have (A plural verb form is used
as this is something the individuals did,
emphasised by the use of 'all')
press presents / present
The United Nations has / have
40.3
VOJonawn-
10
-come- comes
Y
report reports
are-is
Y
Y
-have- has
are-is
Y ('... need to be kept ...'is also
possible)
are-is
UNIT 41
411
ancovanconanoo
his early paintings remains / remain
the food tastes
Dr Jones's acquaintances knows
vegetarians is expected
medicines relieve
victims ... exceeds
museums in the capital charge
the pieces lasts / last
player tries
the cars are / is tested
these factors influence/influences
412
1
2
3
>
are; wants
think— has (more likely than 'have' in
this formal context)
has / have; has
claim; constitutes (more likely than
*constitute' as “the wreck of the ship
and its cargo' constitute together, as a
single item, a danger)
is / are (we use '¡s' ¡f we think of
"sausages and chips' as a single item);
have; are / 's
UNIT 42
421
Vosona wn
Y ('are”is also possible)
Y
have
Y ('were' is also possible)
go
are
Y ('has'is also possible)
are
say
Key to Exercises
42.2
1. (singular) is
2. (plural) are
3. (singular) is
4. (singular) has
5 (singular) is
6. (plural) provide / offer
42.3
1 have; have; shop / shops
2. is ('are' is also possible, but less likely);
expect / expects
is; blames / blame
was ('were' is also possible, but less
likely); has / have
5 admit / admits; were; was
6 were; have
7
8
.w
shows; is; believe
have; says / say; are
UNIT 43
431
ay
b a computer programmer
< afilmstar
ay
b girls' school
€ the car door
d acutonthe/ her head
3aY
by
c a bottle of milk
d a packet of biscuits
e some toothpaste
ie
a,
b songs about pollution ('pollution
songs' is not a well-known class of
songs)
a toolshed
b. spiders' webs
6 a armchair
bY
the 500-piece Jigsaw puzzle
d glasses case
o
43.2
cover up
broken out
stopping over
get together
stopover (related to 3)
get-together (4)
cover-up (1)
outbreak (2)
433
middle-of-the-road
round-the-clock
step-by-step
once-in-a-lifetime
down-to-earth
man / woman-in-the-street (an
alternative is man or woman in the
street! usually without hyphens)
larger-than-life
oran wn
Sons wn
o
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