3. Choose and complete the most suitable verb forms in each sentence.

Why didn't you tell me? If you told / had told me, I had helped / would have helped you.

d) Let me give you some advice. If you smoked / would smoke / had smoked less, you didn't feel / wouldn't feel / wouldn't have felt so tired.

Terry never catches anything when he goes fishing. And if he catches / caught/had caught a fish, he throws / would throw it back!

What bad luck! If Alan didn't fall / hadn't fallen / wouldn't fall over, he won / would win / would have won the race.

If you lent / had lent us the money, we paid / would pay / had paid you back next week.

If I _ (win) a lot of money, I _ (buy) a new car.

When water _ (freeze), it _ (turn) into ice.

If I _ (be) you, I _ (follow)your mum’s advice.

4. Use the prefixes (pre-, semi-, super-, under-, re-) to form compound words

Spiderman is the most famous _ in the world. (hero)

The ghost disappeared and _ after a while. (appear)

_ children are allowed to watch this film. (age)

If Milan wins the _ football match today, they’ll play in the final on Wednesday. (final)

You must _ the oven for 10 minutes before you put the cake in. (heat)

5.Fill in: off, away, back, up (2). Phrasal verbs.

They have given _ hope of finding the two drivers alive.

He has decided to give _ smoking.

Did Fiona give _ the cookery book you lent her?

The rubbish bin gave _ a nasty smell in the hot weather.

Kerry gave _ all her old clothes.

6.Put down the correct prepositions:

1.

2. He’s in hospital recovering ___ his operation. She suffers ___ headaches.

3. He can’t cope ___ the stress.

4. Not exercising enough can result _ problems later in life.

5. The doctor advised me __ fatty food.