UNIT REVIEW Choose the correct sentence, A, B, or C to complete the conversations.
1 X: Can you imagine? They have never lost a match.
Y:
A Neither have we. B We too.
C So have we.
2 X: I think they should be more decisive.
Y:
A Really? I shouldn't. B Really? I don't
C Oh. So should I.
3 X: She is going to watch a rugby match tonight.
Y:
A Neither am I.
B I am too.
C I'm not either
4 X: You look sad. What's the matter?
Y: My friend
A can't help helping me. B can't afford to help me.
C doesn't mind helping me.
5 X: What did you do when you saw that accident?
Y:
A I called an ambulance.
B I was calling an ambulance.
C I had called an ambulance.
6 X: Are you going to enter this competition?
Y: Definitely. I love _ new challenges.
A taking on
B giving up
C burning off
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1. X: Can you imagine? They have never lost a match.
Y: C So have we.

Explanation: The correct sentence to complete the conversation is "So have we." This means that the speaker and the people they are referring to have also never lost a match.

2. X: I think they should be more decisive.
Y: B Really? I don't.

Explanation: The correct sentence to complete the conversation is "Really? I don't." This means that the speaker disagrees with X's opinion and does not think they should be more decisive.

3. X: She is going to watch a rugby match tonight.
Y: C I'm not either.

Explanation: The correct sentence to complete the conversation is "I'm not either." This means that the speaker is stating that they will also not be watching the rugby match.

4. X: You look sad. What's the matter?
Y: C doesn't mind helping me.

Explanation: The correct sentence to complete the conversation is "doesn't mind helping me." This means that the speaker's friend is willing to help them and does not have a problem with it.

5. X: What did you do when you saw that accident?
Y: A I called an ambulance.

Explanation: The correct sentence to complete the conversation is "I called an ambulance." This means that the speaker took action and contacted an ambulance when they saw the accident.

6. X: Are you going to enter this competition?
Y: A taking on.

Explanation: The correct sentence to complete the conversation is "taking on." This means that the speaker is enthusiastic about participating in new challenges.