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1 A pejorative word . A is very formal B has a negative association C is used mainly in conversation D is informal means before. The prex A exB biC reD precan have any of these sufxes: -hood, -ship, -ity, -ment. A Verbs B Nouns C Adjectives A Tender 5 6 7 8 9 A Clink 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 A Breeze does not form a noun with the sufx ness. B Kind C Weak D Equal does not exist. C well-up D all-out
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The compound adjective A worn-out B hard-up The A outcome The word A patio
for tomorrow is rain in most places. B fallout C feedback D outlook B piano comes from Spanish. C ghetto D casino D singleton
is always buying new things. A A shopaholic B VJ C spin doctor is the odd word out. B Splash C Clang
D Tinkle
You can rent a car A supposing B unless The expression A a world of difference
you have a current driving licence. C on condition that D in case is not correct. B poles apart C a great divide D a yawning discrepancy
studying for my English degree, I work in a restaurant. A Moreover B Equally C Apart from D In addition to Do you have Angelas phone number? A Mind you, B Hang on, C Still, The word A pyjamas Ill just get it for you. D Anyway,
Tissues, cereal, washing powder and chocolates are all kept in a A jar B pack C carton D box is the odd word out. B Flood C Drizzle D Downpour
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Someone who is enjoys being with other people. A eccentric B extravagant C gregarious D inquisitive A A grater is not usually kept in the kitchen. B dust-pan C corkscrew D remote control . D stopped D Leprosy
The washing machine and TV have both A run out B at C broken down A Rabies is not a disease. B Cholera C Poison
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is the opposite of bitter. B Spicy C Sweet D Salty : my joints are painful and swollen and I cant walk very well. B arthritis C an ulcer D a rash Sunset Boulevard.
When you go to Los Angeles, dont forget to visit the A legendary B exclusive C exotic D intoxicating . A modem A records pictures B makes copies of documents D records and plays back sounds
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is not associated with the Internet. The word A blog B spreadsheet C home page D attachment The United Kingdom is a A republic B dictatorship A A judge . C federation D monarchy D witness D I maintain hell
C Im convinced hell
about how many languages he can speak. Thomas is always A complaining B boasting C confessing D grumbling The verb A tap B stroke You can A blush B yawn is not associated with touch. C glimpse D press with your eyes. C grin D blink for our ight. C just in time D at a time . D rumbles . D rumbles
A glass falling to the oor A bangs B rustles C crashes Heavy trafc in the distance A bangs B rustles C crashes The cars A swerved
along at ten miles an hour in the trafc jam. B crawled C owed D uttered . C prickly D downy D a target D barking up the wrong tree . D as I was saying
Achieve collocates with A a dream B an obligation He is so annoying. He really is A in the red B pie in the sky
. C a compromise
I just remembered something important means the same as A come to think of it B that reminds me C if you ask me
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describes someone in a positive way. A Shes as hard as nails B Shes a really cold sh D Hes a bit of an awkward customer
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praises someone else. A Hes just trying to butter you up B She thinks shes the bees knees C Hes a dab-hand at that D It was a dogs breakfast If youre worried, you should talk to someone and get it off your A head B chest C back D nose . !
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We only need a small group of people to do this job you know what they say A Theres no smoke without re B Many hands make light work C Never look a gift-horse in the mouth D Too many cooks spoil the broth The singer is A bringing out The day A got on his new CD in time for Christmas. B bringing about C bringing on D bringing up D got at and now we can get about 60 different channels. D put in
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. Sidewalk is the American English word for A aerial B holidays C pavement D rubbish You would see on a sign in a shop. A Trespassers will be prosecuted B Pay and display D To let C Shoplifters will be prosecuted
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