Intermediate 1 Review (2)

There are two wrong sentences in each of the following groups. Correct them.

A.

1. I think I'll phone Anne tonight. We haven't spoken for ages.
2. The gap between rich and poor each time gets wider.
3. I don't know what am I going to do this summer.
4. We aim to finish the project by the end of March.

B.

1. You can be tired. You have been working all day.
2. If I see David, I'll tell him to get in touch with you.
3. You look like sad. What's happened?
4. He's changed his career - now he works as an engineer. I think he works for a German firm.

C.

1. There is much unemployment in Spain so many young people have gone abroad to look for work.
2. I don't think we have enough time to finish all these reports.
3. We have had plenty of drinks. You don't need to buy any more.
4. It's too much noisy where I live. I'd like to move to a different neighbourhood.

D.

1. I'm going straight to home after I finish work.
2. He sometimes listens to classical music but he prefers jazz.
3. I used to hate the history when I was at school.
4. I'm working on Friday but I'm off next week.

E.

1. I told him to hurry up but he said that we'd get there on time.
2. I asked to her if she had ever read the book. She told me she hadn't.
3. She said that she can't speak English but I think she can.
4. Do you think you could pick up the kids later? We're really busy in the office. 

F.

1. What do you feel like having for dinner tonight?
2. Do you like to come with me to the theatre this Saturday?
3. I'm afraid I can't on Tuesday. How about meeting on Wednesday?
4. Do we go the pub? There's nothing on TV tonight.