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- 1. Multiple Choice
If...
will
do
have
- 2. Multiple Choice
If...
am
does
won't
- 3. Multiple Choice
Unless...
could
won't
will
- 4. Multiple Choice
If... can
can be able to
will be able to
be able to
- 5. Multiple Choice
If the city builds a bridge,
people get to work on time.
people can get to work on time.
people will be able to get to work on time.
- 6. Multiple Choice
If the government doesn't enforce parking restrictions,
drivers will be blocked from their homes and offices.
drivers will use the bridge to cross the river.
drivers will be stopped at the traffic signals.
- 7. Multiple Choice
If office workers use a car share,
there will be less vehicles on the roads.
there will be too many cars on the roads.
there will be a lot of traffic.
- 8. Multiple Choice
If the city creates public transport,
people will have to pay a congestion charge.
there will be a lot of congestion on the motorways.
drivers will have less road rage because they can take the bus or train.
- 9. Multiple Choice
If my father leaves the house too late,
we will get to school on time.
we won't avoid rush hour.
he can stop for fuel on the way to work.
- 10. Multiple Choice
If the city organizes a park and ride,
drivers can park their vehicles and travel into the city centre by bus or train.
drivers will be able to park their vehicles and travel into the city centre by bus or train.
drivers will be able to take their own vehicles into the city centre everyday.
- 11. Multiple Choice
Unless the city builds wider roads,
the cycle lane will help cyclists arrive to their homes on time.
the cycle lane will encourage more traffic.
the cycle lane will continue to get blocked by buses and trolleys.
- 12. Multiple Choice
If the city increases the tax on fuel,
people won't ride their bicycles.
people won't use public transport.
people won't use their vehicles.
- 13. Multiple Choice
Unless the government builds more lanes on the motorway,
traffic congestion will decrease.
traffic congestion will not decrease.
traffic congestion will stop.
- 14. Multiple Choice
Unless the city makes drivers pay a congestion charge,
they will choose to drive into the city centre everyday.
they will leave their vehicles at home.
they will take the buses and the metro.
- 15. Multiple Choice
If we consider cycling instead of driving short distances,
we will be able to save a lot of money on petrol/gas/fuel.
we can save a lot of money on petrol/gas/fuel.
- 16. Multiple Choice
The government will build another railway system,
if they realize that people don't like to take the train.
If they realize that the trains are too crowded.
if they realize that drivers enjoy being in their cars.
- 17. Multiple Choice
We won't need to build another bridge,
if we buy a new ferry.
if everyone drives to work.
if we convince drivers to use public transport.
- 18. Multiple Choice
We will prevent traffic congestion in the short term,
if we create new roads.
if we run a car share programme.
if we build a Personal Rapid Transit system (PRT).
if we do nothing for the city.
- 19. Multiple Choice
We will prevent traffic jams and allow people to walk to work
if we close the ferry.
if we charge drivers to use the bridge.
if we relocate workers next to their offices.
- 20. Multiple Choice
We won't have a positive effect on the environment
unless we are able to solve the congestion problems and reduce the amount of traffic.
unless we create more diesel engines.
unless we organize car shares and buy new electric buses.
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