Teste Bacalaureat Engleza

Ministerul Educaiei, Cercetrii i Inovrii Centrul Naional pentru Curriculum i Evaluare n nvmntul Preuniversitar
SUBIECTUL II
( 30 de puncte) Varianta 012
1. Choose the correct answer and, on your exam sheet, write the corresponding letter next to the number indicating each sentence. 4 points 1. I dont know the city well as its the first time I here. A. was B. have been C. had been D. am 2. You arent well enough to go to work. You better stay at home for another day. A. should B. would C. can D. had 3. If I hadnt called the doctor you . A. might have died B. could die C. would die D. must have died 4. Which you rather do? Stay at home or go for a walk? A. do B. will C. would D. did 2. Use the word in capitals at the end of each gapped line to form a word that fits in the space in the same line. Write these words on your exam sheet. 6 points 1. What an behaviour he had last night! 2. I hope I didnt my trust in you. 3. My children dont like vegetables. 3. Fill in the gaps with only one word so that the text makes sense. OUTRAGE PLACE FREEZE 10 points
Last Saturday was definitely not a good day (1) me. Everything started (2) I got into my car and it refused to start. I had left the lights (3) and the battery had gone flat. I phoned my friend and he came (4) and helped me start the car. I then drove (5) town to see a colleague. 4. Each of the following sentences contains an error. Identify the errors and write the correct sentences on your exam sheet. 6 points 1. When I was first arrived in Paris I didnt like the town at all. 2. He rose his hand to show that he was for the proposal. 3. She behaved so childish last night. 4. We have met last year when you were on holiday in Brighton. 5. Can you tell me what does she looks like? 6. The sooner you come, the most convenient it will be. 5. Rewrite the following sentences, beginning as shown, so that the meaning stays the same. 4 points 1. I strongly advise you to call for help. If 2. I go out very little these days. I. 3. I didnt have enough time to visit the museum properly. The time. 4. When did he arrive in town? she asked me. She asked
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1. Choose the correct answer and, on your exam sheet, write the corresponding letter next to the number indicating each sentence. 4 points 1. I dont know the city well as its the first time I here. A. was B. have been C. had been D. am 2. You arent well enough to go to work. You better stay at home for another day. A. should B. would C. can D. had 3. If I hadnt called the doctor you . A. might have died B. could die C. would die D. must have died 4. Which you rather do? Stay at home or go for a walk? A. do B. will C. would D. did 2. Use the word in capitals at the end of each gapped line to form a word that fits in the space in the same line. Write these words on your exam sheet. 6 points 1. What an behaviour he had last night! 2. I hope I didnt my trust in you. 3. My children dont like vegetables. 3. Fill in the gaps with only one word so that the text makes sense. OUTRAGE PLACE FREEZE 10 points
Last Saturday was definitely not a good day (1) me. Everything started (2) I got into my car and it refused to start. I had left the lights (3) and the battery had gone flat. I phoned my friend and he came (4) and helped me start the car. I then drove (5) town to see a colleague. 4. Each of the following sentences contains an error. Identify the errors and write the correct sentences on your exam sheet. 6 points 1. When I was first arrived in Paris I didnt like the town at all. 2. He rose his hand to show that he was for the proposal. 3. She behaved so childish last night. 4. We have met last year when you were on holiday in Brighton. 5. Can you tell me what does she looks like? 6. The sooner you come, the most convenient it will be. 5. Rewrite the following sentences, beginning as shown, so that the meaning stays the same. 4 points 1. I strongly advise you to call for help. If 2. I go out very little these days. I. 3. I didnt have enough time to visit the museum properly. The time. 4. When did he arrive in town? she asked me. She asked
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1. Choose the correct answer and, on your exam sheet, write the corresponding letter next to the number indicating each sentence. 4 points 1. They to the airport like that. The plane was delayed by several hours. A. didnt need to rush B. didnt have to rush C. neednt rush D. neednt have rushed 2. My bicycle has disappeared, someone stolen it. A. should have B. would have C. must have D. can have 3. The doctor possibly leave the wounded lying on the pavement. A. wouldnt B. mustnt C. neednt D. couldnt 4. We asked him to lend us his car but he A. wont B. shouldnt C. wouldnt D. cant 2. Use the word in capitals at the end of each gapped line to form a word that fits in the space in the same line. Write these words on your exam sheet. 6 points 1. Tomorrow Im going to send off my form for the job. 2. Her brother works in the factory as an . 3. The in this city has got worse. I find it difficult to breathe. 3. Fill in the gaps with only one word so that the text makes sense. APPLY ENGINE POLLUTE 10 points
Dear Angela Please (1) my apologies! I know its been ages (2) I last emailed you, but Ive been really busy. For the last few months Ive been working at a bar on the beach called Angelos. Every evening I get there at about six, and I dont leave (3) midnight. Im trying to save money to go to Thailand, but I havent got enough (4) . I heard you would come to visit us next month! Look forward to (5) you. Kate 4. Each of the following lines contains a word which should not be there. Identify the words and write them on your exam sheet. 6 points 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. Why do some of people find it so difficult to sell their house, while others people manage to do this within hours of it going on the sale market? You might be surprised how little you have to do to persuade someone to buy it your house. Always remember that the first impressions count. But also small touches could to make all the difference in the world.
5. Rewrite the following sentences, beginning as shown, so that the meaning stays the same. 4 points 1. I didnt have your phone number, so I couldnt call you. If 2. Please, dont speak so loudly! I wish 3. Children ask a lot of questions. A lot of 4. When will I know the results? She asked
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1. Choose the correct answer and, on your exam sheet, write the corresponding letter next to the number indicating each sentence. 4 points 1. This sonata by Mozart. A. has been composed C. was composed 2. While I was travelling on that bus I A. picked my pockets C. got my pockets picked 3. I asked him what he repairing. A. is B. was 4. We could see at the zoo. A. kangaroos B. kangaros
B. was being composed D. will be composed B. had my pockets picked D. have got my pockets picked C. will be C. kangaroo D. has been D. kangaroos
2. Use the word in capitals at the end of each gapped line to form a word that fits in the space in the same line. Write these words on your exam sheet. 6 points 1. Our team is very . Weve won three competitions this year. 2. I didnt straightaway because I wanted to go out and watch the sunset. 3. Sarah has a degree in law, so her for the job are very good. 3. Fill in the gaps with only one word so that the text makes sense. SUCCEED PACK QUALIFY 10 points
I wish I (1) remember my friends birthday. I cant remember (2) she was born on the 20th or the 21st of March. I want to have a surprise party for her, but if I (3) her directly the surprise would be lost ! The other day I tried to find out what her star sign (4) hoping that during the conversation she (5) tell me her birthday, but it didnt work. 4. Each of the following sentences contains an error. Identify the errors and write the correct sentences on your exam sheet. 6 points 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. Shall I took a look about, Sir? They asked to us to come for a ride. I saw you coming and run. The three piled uncomfortable into the back seat of the jeep. He said his name is Bob. The two man were silent and watchful.
5. Rewrite the following sentences, beginning as shown, so that the meaning stays the same. 4 points 1. You had better learn all the lessons. If 2. I regret having told her my secret. I wish 3. I will consult my professor on that urgent matter. My professor 4. Have you ever been to England, Lucy? Tom asked Lucy
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1. Choose the correct answer and, on your exam sheet, write the corresponding letter next to the number indicating each sentence. 4 points 1. One shouldnt make a fool of A. himself B. oneself C. themselves D. herself 2. You strike a match, the room is full of gas. A. mustnt B. neednt C. maynt D. dont have to 3. I think wed better leave the restaurant as soon as we the bill. A. paid B. will pay C. pay D. have paid 4. This is the last time we you before we leave. A. see B. have seen C. are seeing D. saw 2. Use the word in capitals at the end of each gapped line to form a word that fits in the space in the same line. Write these words on your exam sheet. 6 points 1. Beckhams knee prevented him from playing in the Cup Final last year. 2. All the ... had to take part in tests for drugs before the race could start. 3. The main ... is at the side of the building. 3. Fill in the gaps with only one word so that the text makes sense. INJURE COMPETE ENTRY 10 points
It was just by (1) that I met Isabel. I often wonder how my (2) would be different if, on that particular day in April 1996, I had walked (3) a different bar. I normally drive (4) home after work, but on that day my car was being serviced and I had time for a drink before my train (4) . I asked the lady behind the counter for a whisky, and we started talking. 4. Each of the following sentences contains an error. Identify the errors and write the correct sentences on your exam sheet. 6 points 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. He said that these were his advice. She was very beautiful and very differently from most secretaries. When the lunchtime was near, things grew quiet. I knew that he is always ready to decide and to act. Ive got few apples than he has. I wondered why didnt you do it long before.
5. Rewrite the following sentences, beginning as shown, so that the meaning stays the same. 4 points 1. Life didnt have anything good in store for him, so he was terribly unhappy. If 2. I like reading more than watching TV. I prefer 3. They are opening the window now. The window 4. Who broke the cup, Lucy? Mum asked Lucy
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1. Choose the correct answer and, on your exam sheet, write the corresponding letter next to the number indicating each sentence. 4 points 1. I blind if I did not see what she was like. A. could have been B. should have been C. must have been 2. They better hurry up if they want to catch the train. A. should B. would C. had 3. He as much food as he can eat. A. will B. has to C. needs 4. The whole town in recent years. A. was rebuilt B. will rebuild C. is being rebuilt
D. will have been D. need D. might D. has been rebuilt
2. Use the word in capitals at the end of each gapped line to form a word that fits in the space in the same line. Write these words on your exam sheet. 6 points 1. I wouldnt want to be a because Id have to be away from home so much. SAIL 2. That soup was very ... . Could I have some more? TASTE 3. Our holiday was quite ... because we took a tent instead of staying in a hotel. EXPENSE 3. Fill in the gaps with only one word so that the text makes sense. 10 points
The film that I saw (1) night wasnt very good. It was all about a man (2) built a time machine so (3) to travel back in time. (4) first he didnt succeed, but of course he managed to build the machine (5) . 4. Each of the following sentences contains an error. Identify the errors and write the correct sentences on your exam sheet. 6 points 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. Sue rushed into the another sitting-room. Peter was sitting besides her. Its really easy to do good at school if you want to. Yesterday he has talked to me about getting another secretary. They couldnt have been broken the glass because they didnt drink anything. The office where I work at is not far from the city centre.
5. Rewrite the following sentences, beginning as shown, so that the meaning stays the same. 4 points 1. I think you should apologize. If 2. Its a pity you didnt win the game. I wish 3. They have bought the flat next door. The flat 4. Why are you home so late? Father asked Peter
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1. Choose the correct answer and, on your exam sheet, write the corresponding letter next to the number indicating each sentence. 4 points 1. They claimed they not know you. A. do B. does C. did 2. I was trying to find out what those words A. mean B. are meaning C. were meaning 3. It is to Germany. A. two days drive B. a drive of two days C. a two-day drive 4. I for a used car. Could you recommend me one? A. look B. have looked C. looked
D. done D. meant D. a two day drive D. am looking
2. Use the word in capitals at the end of each gapped line to form a word that fits in the space in the same line. Write these words on your exam sheet. 6 points 1. Sarahs uncle is a and hes in prison for burglary and the moment. 2. John Irving is my favourite and Ive just finished his latest book. 3. She tiptoed so as not to wake the others. 3. Fill in the gaps with only one word so that the text makes sense. CRIME NOVEL CARE 10 points
It is said that people from Mediterranean countries, on average, live longer (1) people from the north of Europe. (2) a large extent this must be due (3) their better diet. Southern Europeans eat healthy foods (4) as fish and vegetables, and they also eat far (5) fatty food like cakes and hamburgers. 4. Each of the following sentences contains an error. Identify the errors and write the correct sentences on your exam sheet. 6 points 1. That sweet smell seemed to make her stand there before he. 2. I was told that they have been brought to the same hospital. 3. Granny sat at table watching TV. 4. The turkey and all the other food were gone as quickly as they come. 5. Mr. White careful counted out his money and left five dollars more for the waiter. 6. They are things that must be done. 5. Rewrite the following sentences, beginning as shown, so that the meaning stays the same. 4 points 1. But for her beauty, she wouldnt have been admired by so many people. If 2. Its a pity she didnt say anything to us. I wish 3. People suspect him of being a liar. He 4. Where were you yesterday, Mary? Paul asked Mary.
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1. Choose the correct answer and, on your exam sheet, write the corresponding letter next to the number indicating each sentence. 4 points 1. The Browns are not at home, they to the cinema. A. may go B. might go C. might have gone D. may be going 2. They asked where . A. have the boys disappeared B. the boys disappeared C. the boys had disappeared D. had the boys disappeared 3. This bed in. A. hasnt slept B. wasnt slept C. isnt slept D. hasnt been slept 4. We light a fire, it was a nice, warm evening. A. neednt have B. couldnt C. didnt need to D. ought not to 2. Use the word in capitals at the end of each gapped line to form a word that fits in the space in the same line. Write these words on your exam sheet. 6 points 1. Bill is quite . Hes happy to spend the rest of his life doing the same job and earning the same salary. 2. Peter got that job ; he lied at the interview. 3. I really enjoy doing experiments. 3. Fill in the gaps with only one word so that the text makes sense. AMBITION HONEST SCIENCE 10 points
I had a very difficult interview the other day, in (1) , it must have been the most difficult one of my life. I arrived an hour (2) and all the waiting made me more (3) . Anyway, when the interview started I didnt know (4) to say. After about five minutes I relaxed a little, but the questions were (5) difficult. 4. Each of the following sentences contains an error. Identify the errors and write the correct sentences on your exam sheet. 6 points 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. I understood that it is part of a tradition. Then they stood up heavily and start to go to the wrong door. Two days ago we have agreed to meet here tonight. Ten years are a long time. You were successful, havent you? It sounds nice, isnt it?
5. Rewrite the following sentences, beginning as shown, so that the meaning stays the same. 4 points 1. You are asking these questions because you didnt listen to me attentively. If 2. Im sorry I didnt you meet at the station. I wish 3. Nobody asked me to play the piano. I 4. When did you move to Bucharest? He wanted to know
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1. Choose the correct answer and, on your exam sheet, write the corresponding letter next to the number indicating each sentence. 4 points 1. Candidates answer all questions. A. are to B. ought C. need 2. What they is being punished for their deeds. A. have B. need C. must 3. Nothing until he came. A. will be done B. has been done C. has done 4. It was announced that the plane ten minutes late. A. will be B. is C. can be
D. have D. should D. had been done D. would be
2. Use the word in capitals at the end of each gapped line to form a word that fits in the space in the same line. Write these words on your exam sheet. 6 points 1. The footballers were worse than first thought. 2. Having the injection was ; I thought it would hurt but it didnt. 3. The teacher asked me to my essay because she couldnt read it. 3. Fill in the gaps with only one word so that the text makes sense. INJURE PAIN WRITE 10 points
The last time I travelled by plane I thought I had lost my (1), and I almost missed the flight. When we got to the security check, I (2) not find it. My friend was calmer than I was, and she said, Do you (3) you might have left it at home? Thats impossible, I cant have (4) that. Luckily the security guard said: Excuse me, sir, is that your passport there on the (5)? Yes, it was. 4. Each of the following sentences contains an error. Identify the errors and write the correct sentences on your exam sheet. 6 points 1. He stopped seeing if the girl was all right. 2. He didnt know what kind of man we were. 3. We grown up together in London, like two brothers. 4. I never thought you are so tall, Jim. 5. Im not sure, but the film must have been shot in Ireland. 6. She goes to the cinema twice more often as most people I know. 5. Rewrite the following sentences, beginning as shown, so that the meaning stays the same. 4 points 1. Paul is looking for his book because he didnt put it away. If 2. Its a pity you didnt feed the cat. I wish 3. I dont like people telling me what to do. I dont like 4. Did you sleep well? The hostess asked us
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1. Choose the correct answer and, on your exam sheet, write the corresponding letter next to the number indicating each sentence. 4 points 1. I wonder if you by plane. A. have ever travelle B. had ever travelled C. never travelled D. didnt travel 2. You may choose cake. Take the one you like the better. A. either B. all C. both D. neither 3. They started building the house two years ago and it yet. A. havent finished B. hadnt finished C. didnt finish D. dont finish 4. By next Sunday, my father a whole month without smoking a cigarette. A. has been going B. has gone C. will go D. will have gone 2. Use the word in capitals at the end of each gapped line to form a word that fits in the space in the same line. Write these words on your exam sheet. 6 points 1. How many have you got working for you now, Mr Warner? 2. Police are investigating the of a five-year-old girl. 3. Drinking too much alcohol is to your health. 3. Fill in the gaps with only one word so that the text makes sense. EMPLOY APPEAR HARM 10 points
Im going to Paris at the weekend my friend Bernard has offered to put me (1) for a few days. I really need a break; I havent been getting (2) with my girlfriend. We fell out over (3) we were going to spend Christmas. Eventually I gave up, but the (4) made us face up to the fact that things havent been (5) good between us recently. 4. Each of the following sentences contains an error. Identify the errors and write the correct text on your exam sheet. 6 points 1. It is actual true. 2. Its not worth to try to persuade him. 3. He will help us at the project. 4. I wondered who Paul is writing letters to. 5. Live them alone! 6. I wish there werent so much endangered species! 5. Rewrite the following sentences, beginning as shown, so that the meaning stays the same. 4 points 1. Peter had a stomachache because he ate some bad eggs. If 2. I would prefer you to give this money back on the 1st of July. Id rather 3. They have cleaned the old rooms. The old rooms 4. What are you going to do with it? He wondered
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1. Choose the correct answer and, on your exam sheet, write the corresponding letter next to the number indicating each sentence. 4 points 1. She down the telephone when there was a knock on the door. A. hardly has put B. hardly had put C. had hardly put 2. You forgotten your glasses again. A. wont have B. cant have C. neednt have 3. Try as I I couldnt lift the case. A. can B. might C. will 4. Our team win after training so hard for months. A. shall B. should C. need
D. has hardly put D. might not have D. shall D. is to
2. Use the word in capitals at the end of each gapped line to form a word that fits in the space in the same line. Write these words on your exam sheet. 6 points 1. The effects of moderate amounts of red wine are well-known. 2. Richard is now a black belt in judo and has won several . 3. The so-called argument which the press reported between Kournikova and her coach was in fact simply a minor . 3. Fill in the gaps with only one word so that the text makes sense. BENEFIT COMPETE AGREE 10 points
First of all, Id like to (1) Keiko Ishida for inviting me here to talk to you today. The (2) of my talk is The Age of the Robot. I think that (3) the next twenty years robots will become part of our (4) life. On the other hand, (5) will be present in hospitals. 4. Each of the following sentences contains an error. Identify the errors and write the correct sentences on your exam sheet. 6 points 1. Nicks father always said that this was what would happen. 2. I told off her for leaving the office unlocked. 3. This make people feel close to each other. 4. She told me how much she enjoyed the dinner. 5. I thought I have added enough sugar to your tea. 6. In the afternoon we made a visit to the House of Parliament. 5. Rewrite the following sentences, beginning as shown, so that the meaning stays the same. 4 points 1. If it hadnt been for her grief, she wouldnt have committed suicide. But for 2. You should have been careful with the flowers. I wish 3. She remembers somebody giving her a toy balloon on her birthday. She remembers 4. Have you read this book? She wanted to know
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1. Choose the correct answer and, on your exam sheet, write the corresponding letter next to the number indicating each sentence. 4 points 1. The house so we have to stay with some friends. A. is painted B. was painted C. has painted 2. The dog narrowly escaped by a car. A. to be run over B. be run over C. was run over 3. Mary repeated that she every word. A. has heard B. was hearing C. had heard 4. His mother told him to go to bed and till he was called. A. didnt get up B. not to get up C. shouldnt get up
D. is being painted D. being run over D. can hear D. got up
2. Use the word in capitals at the end of each gapped line to form a word that fits in the space in the same line. Write these words on your exam sheet. 6 points 1. Were fortunate to live in such a quiet, safe . 2. There has been widespread public with the Prime Ministers controversial new education policy. 3. Im sorry, but I find your remarks totally . 3. Fill in the gaps with only one word so that the text makes sense. NEIGHBOUR SATISFY ACCEPT 10 points
The people who run our big cities are (1) forced to think of radical solutions to the problem of traffic. (2) ... who lives in an urban (3) today knows this. But the most radical proposal is to ask motorists to pay to enter the city centre. It wont be popular, but on the other (4) , it may be the only solution if things get (5) worse. 4. Each of the following sentences contains an error. Identify the errors and write the correct sentences on your exam sheet. 6 points 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. Its time something is done about this problem. She told me that I dont have to bring anything. Youd better lie the table, Susan! I will feel reassured when I will see her back home. I never find the right words to tell my gratitude. I havent thought of this, neither.
5. Rewrite the following sentences, beginning as shown, so that the meaning stays the same. 4 points 1. The children couldnt come home on time, and so their parents scolded them. If 2. What a pity you didnt pay the bill the day you got it! I wish 3. Nobody has used this computer for ages. This computer 4. What is your name?, I asked our new neighbour. I asked our new neighbour
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1. Choose the correct answer and, on your exam sheet, write the corresponding letter next to the number indicating each sentence. 4 points 1. No sooner the bell than she came to open. A. did we ring B. had we rung C. had we rang D. will we ring 2. I wish I back in London. This place is horrible. A.had been B. were C. am D. have been 3. You have understood my question, ? A. have you B. havent you C. havent I D. did you 4. He suddenly remembered what his sister to him a few years before. A. had done B. did C. has done D. does 2. Use the words in capitals at the end of each gapped line to form a word that fits in the space in the same line. 6 points 1. All the of this factory went on strike weeks ago. 2. The of his attack shocked everybody. 3. He is the first of Japan. EMPLOY VIOLENT EMPIRE 10 points
3. Fill in the gaps with only one word, so that the text makes sense.
The doors of the car opened and Chumley stepped (1) with all the self-confidence of a film star. He leaned forward to me and if he (2) straightened up, his head would have been the (3) level with my chest. He had (4) arms and must have measured at (5) twice my measurements. 4. Each of the following sentences contains an error. Identify the errors and write the correct sentences on your exam sheet. 6 points 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. I had hardly entered the house than the phone rang. The doors colour is brown. We heard him to scream and ran to see what happened. His successful business was due of hard work. I borrowed her all my dictionaries. The police has caught the burglars.
5. Rewrite the following sentences, beginning as shown, so that the meaning stays the same. 4 points 1. Jean not once offered her boss a word of apology. Not once .. 2. She said she was sorry she had torn my jacket. She apologized 3. Dont try to use it; its broken. Its no use .. 4. Peter seldom does his homework. Peter doesnt .
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1. Choose the correct answer and, on your exam sheet, write the corresponding letter next to the number indicating each sentence. 4 points 1. parent is glad to see his children succeed. A. All B. Any 2. He said he happy to see me. A. was B. is 3. This sonata by Mozart. A. has been composed B. composed 4. the whole, everything is well done. A. On B. In
C. Much C. has been C. was composed C. At
D. Many D. will be D. will be composed D. With
2. Use the words in capitals at the end of each gapped line to form a word that fits in the space in the same line. 6 points 1. His physical surprised us all. 2. I am very sorry for your . 3. I was touched by the of his voice. STRONG LOSE WARM 10 points
The rain started as dusk was falling. He had been walking (1) ten oclock. And he was beginning to (2) extremely (3) . Heavy clouds were (4) rapidly; streaks of what had been a fiery sunset gleamed for a while in the dark, but (5) faded. 4. Each of the following sentences contains an error. Identify the errors and write the correct sentences on your exam sheet. 6 points 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. He hadnt scarcely a penny in his pockets. I will buy a new car with all these money. He worked hardly and he succeeded in his attempts. My older brother is five years older than me. Mary told me that John was lying, and so he did. We had no minute to loose.
5. Rewrite the following sentences, beginning as shown, so that the meaning stays the same. 4 points 1. She cannot iron this shirt because it is too wrinkled. This shirt 2. I will give you all my money if you stop shouting. Unless 3. I havent heard from him for ages. Its 4. People say that he is a tycoon. He
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1. Choose the correct answer and, on your exam sheet, write the corresponding letter next to the number indicating each sentence. 4 points 1. Neither my sister nor I at home yesterday. A. were B. was 2. When I was a child I apples every day. A. was eating B. use to eat 3. Here is the latest news; about the elections. A. it is B. they are 4. I dont like milk. I never drink any. A. B. the
C. has been C. ate C. there are C. a
D. had been D. had eaten D. there is D. some
2. Use the words in capitals at the end of each gapped line to form a word that fits in the space in the same line. 6 points 1. From her , she seemed very poor. 2. My sister is so . 3. She didnt know the of love. APPEAR TALK DEFINE 10 points
I got home three hours (1) than usual. I was tired and unhappy. But we had a visitor at home: Mr. Brown, my home teacher. Home teachers visit (2) blind to talk to them, and they bring Braille paper and (3) helpful things. Mr. Brown visited our family (4) often, because (5) of us could see well. 4. Each of the following sentences contains an error. Identify the errors and write the correct sentences on your exam sheet. 6 points 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. On our way home we stopped having lunch. Ive done so many mistakes lately. Take a map in case you will get lost. He is a smart boy, but he misses ambition. Thanks to you Ive missed my train. He finished very quickly his work.
5. Rewrite the following sentences beginning as shown, so that the meaning stays the same. 4 points 1. We havent spoken to Mary for a year. The last.. 2. I am so sorry I lost my watch. I regret.. 3. Im very unhappy because you failed. I wish. 4. There is no need for you to stay here. You .
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1. Choose the correct answer and, on your exam sheet, write the corresponding letter next to the number indicating each sentence. 4 points 1. I prefer tea coffee. A. than B. to C. for 2. Answer the phone, ? A. get you B. dont you C. will you 3. Is this coffee mine or ? A. yours B. yours C. your 4. Im a bit nervous; this the first time in a plane. A. Ive flied B. I flew C. Ive flown
D. of D. arent you D. youre D. I had flown
2. Use the words in capitals at the end of each gapped line to form a word that fits in the space in the same line. 6 points 1. We have just started a new business . 2. I cant use the computer without a . 3. You are a teacher, you shouldnt be . PARTNER KEY SUBJECT 10 points
(1) houses in the village were burned (2) ours as (3). We were taken to Trnoplje camp. We stayed there for two weeks. We thought that we (4) never get (5) . Two weeks later they let us go to our home village. 4. Each of the following sentences contains an error. Identify the errors and write the correct sentences on your exam sheet. 6 points 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. Is there somebody at the door? Youve given me so many useful information! Thank you. I have little sugar; I can make my favourite cake. Im very interested of your books. Tom likes to relax the night before an exam. I love chocolate! said John. So am I replied Mary.
5. Rewrite the following sentences, beginning as shown, so that the meaning stays the same. 4 points 1. John didnt write the letter; it is simply impossible. John 2. You didnt listen to me and now you dont know what to do. If. . 3. People say he was a good actor. He . 4. I dont agree with you and neither does my mother. Neither .
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1. Choose the correct answer and, on your exam sheet, write the corresponding letter next to the number indicating each sentence. 4 points 1. Here is the news. about the floods. A. They are B. It is C. There is D. There are 2. The poor sometimes looked after by the rich. A. is B. be C. are D. were 3. Dont bother me. Im having dinner. A. a B. the C. D. some 4. I have bread left. I can have breakfast. A. little B. a little C. few D. a few 2. Use the words in capitals at the end of each gapped line to form a word that fits in the space in the same line. 6 points 1. When I asked him for help, he met me with a . 2. We are offered in the plane. 3. We fully appreciate your . REFUSE REFRESH SINCERE 10 points
3. Fill in the gaps with only one suitable word, so that the text makes use.
If he was asked to draw someone who didnt interest him, he (1) ask if a photograph could (2) used. He never (3) how he could be expected to draw someone (4) he had no feeling, whose face or body didnt make him want (5) draw them. 4. Each of the following sentences contains an error. Identify the errors and write the correct sentences on your exam sheet. 6 points 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. I spent the holidays wonderful. They worked so hardly that they finished much earlier. I had only a little flour so I couldnt prepare my favourite cake. Either of the four dates you suggest will suit me. Ive always been keen in fishing. Despite of his lack of experience, he managed to get the job.
5. Rewrite the following sentences beginning as shown, so that the meaning stays the same. 4 points 1. Thanks to her friend, she passed her exam. If it . 2. I prefer going for a walk to watching TV. Id .. 3. His family knew little about that incident. Little . 4. They were solving a difficult exercise. A difficult
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1. Choose the correct answer and, on your exam sheet, write the corresponding letter next to the number indicating each sentence. 4 points 1. They havent seen each other . A. lastly B. lately 2. He is tennis player Ive ever seen. A. the worst B. the worse 3. I have never been a better lesson. A. thought B. tought 4. They last each other six months ago. A. were seeing B. saw
C. late C. worst C. taught. C. have seen.
D. latest D. worse D. though D. had seen
2. Use the words in capitals at the end of each gapped line to form a word that fits in the space in the same line. 6 points 1. Your is required on this document. 2. She loves her family a lot, and she is a wife. 3. He was very when he heard the story. SIGN FAITH FURY 10 points
In old times Braov (1) to be a fortress surrounded by (2) walls and bastions, whose (3) can still be seen today. The White Tower and the Black Tower (4) stand as landmarks of the (5) . 4. Each of the following sentences contains an error. Identify the errors and write the correct sentences on your exam sheet. 6 points 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. He attended the courses of an university in Bulgaria. Mother gave me some valuable advices. He worked whole day to finish his research. She has been working like a teacher in this school for four years. The bank will be closed until farther notice. Hes coming back after two weeks time.
5. Rewrite the following sentences, beginning as shown, so that the meaning stays the same. 4 points 1. You shouldnt worry about the car. Its 2. The bag was so heavy that the little boy couldnt carry it. The bag 3. You are talking too much and you are annoying. I wish 4. I suspect he wrote that letter. I suspect him
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1. Choose the correct answer and, on your exam sheet, write the corresponding letter next to the number indicating each sentence. 4 points 1. He was the new assistant, but he refused the proposition. A. to be B. being C. to have been 2. I got used to in a crowded town. A. leave B. live C. living 3. He me to attend those courses. A. adviced B. advised C. advise 4. Nobody likes without being paid. A. to work B. having been worked C. to be working
D. having been D. leaving D. advice D. working
2. Use the words in capitals at the end of each gapped line to form a word that fits in the space in the same line. 6 points 1. Nobody ... to help us with our project. 2. It was for her to work so much. 3. My cat is very ill; she is not anymore. VOLUNTARY TIRE PLAY 10 points
The adolescent moments of (1) happiness can never be (2) . Children have an amazing capacity for (3) feeling, an amazing attachment (4) the values, a stunning idealism. They are (5) willing to put up with discomforts or shortage of money. 4. Each of the following sentences contains one error. Identify the errors and write the correct sentences on your exam paper. 6 points 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. Mother made the housework and I did my homework. I want every of you to find the mistakes in these sentences. You shouldnt have allowed the child to play with this toys. The three boys won a lot of money by hard work. The car is not an economic means of transport. In the end of the show the audience cheered.
5. Rewrite the following sentences beginning as shown, so that the meaning stays the same. 4 points 1. Mary admitted having made a mistake. Mary admitted that 2. If she calls, tell her Im out. Should 3. Unfortunately, weve missed the plane. If only 4. I dont want to see you again. Id rather
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1. Choose the correct answer and, on your exam sheet, write the corresponding letter next to the number indicating each sentence. 4 points 1. He said he to see me later. A. will come B. would come C. came 2. This painting turned to be a fake. A. out B. up C. down 3. He the painting on the wall. A. hanged B. hung C. hunged 4. They ate the pizza first and watched the movie . A. after B. afterwards C. then
D. comes D. into D. hang D. later
2. Use the words in capitals at the end of each gapped line to form a word that fits in the space in the same line. 6 points 1. The around us is sometimes cruel. 2. What are your for the holidays? 3. All his information was . REAL ARRANGE USE 10 points
3. Fill in the gaps with one suitable word, so that the text makes sense.
Laura has no courage to confront her husband, (1) she plans to escape (2) him by faking her death. Her husbands finds (3) the truth and tracks her down. But, in the end, she gets (4) of her sinister husband by shooting him. Her nightmares finally come (5) an end. 4. Each of the following sentences contains an error. Identify the errors and write the correct sentences on your exam sheet. 6 points 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. They are enough rich to buy a luxurious house. We saw them arriving and go into the house. She stopped buying a newspaper on her way home. I have never seen so bright lightnings. He is very interesting in collecting stamps. What is the last news?
5. Rewrite the following sentences beginning as shown, so that the meaning stays the same. 4 points 1. You can wear my dress only if you are very careful with it. As 2. They moved to this town two years ago. They 3. Is the price of the shirt very high? Does 4. She has always been interested in cooking. Cooking
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1. Choose the correct answer and, on your exam sheet, write the corresponding letter next to the number indicating each sentence. 4 points 1. On her way to school, she realized she the cooker on. A. left B. had left C. had lived 2. This is my car. A. parentss B. parents C. parents 3. She is the of this meeting. A. host B. hostess C. tutor 4. She has lost everything, she? A. hasnt B. has C. isnt
D. leaves D. parents D. instructor D. doesnt
2. Use the words in capitals at the end of each gapped line to form a word that fits in the space in the same line. 6 points 1. The ... between the two has lasted for years. 2. Her ... was stunning. 3. My sister is a very ... person. RIVAL KIND TALK 10 points
Of all the media, television seems to have the (1) impact. Many people think it influences people, (2) teenagers, in a (3) way. And they are right. The young dedicate (4) time to their hobbies; all their free time seems to be (5) by television. 4. Each of the following sentences contains an error. Write the correct sentences on your exam sheet. 6 points 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. My sister learned me English. I enjoy listening to classic music. The cattle is in the field. They are grazing. You mustnt have bought bread. We already have two loaves. The people of the world speak different languages. He doesnt get over with his brother very well.
5. Rewrite the following sentences, beginning as shown, so that the meaning stays the same. 4 points 1. I love travelling. Im keen 2. She doesnt like people to laugh at her. She doesnt 3. If you hadnt been there, I would have drowned. If it 4. People say she stole the jewelry. She
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1. Choose the correct answer and, on your exam sheet, write the corresponding letter next to the number indicating each sentence. 4 points 1. John will go out only after he reading the book. A. have finished B. will have finished 2. The police for the thief for two hours. A. has been looking B. have been looking 3. He did his job . A. good B. well 4. One should behave in public. A. himself B. themselves
C. has finished C. looked C. fastly C. oneself
D. had finished D. is looking D. quick D. itself
2. Use the words in capitals at the end of each gapped line to form a word that fits in the space in the same line. 6 points 1. This company has 250 who make sure nobody breaks the law. 2. Its to sell cigarettes to teenagers under 18. 3. His made him feel useless. INSPECT LEGAL FAIL 10 points
There (1) six and (2) half million dogs and six to eight million cats in Britain. This (3) that approximately one (4) ten people own a dog or a cat. Every year the British spend over one billion pounds (5) pet food. 4. Each of the following sentences contains an error. Identify the errors and write the correct sentences on your exam sheet. 6 points 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. She felt over the cliff and hurt herself. Dont come in! The door is repaired right now. The students knew that water contained oxygen. He was tired because he had worked hard all day. When I arrived there, it didnt snow since February. Unless you dont do your homework, you wont go out.
5. Rewrite the following sentences beginning as shown, so that the meaning stays the same. 4 points 1. I cant wear this shirt because its too small. This shirt 2. I dont want to go out tonight. I dont 3. Im sure Mike didnt write this report. Mike 4. I regret telling you the truth. I wish..................................
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1. Choose the correct answer and, on your exam sheet, write the corresponding letter next to the number indicating each sentence. 4 points 1. You have to return this book as soon as you it. A. read B. have read C. will have read 2. If I you, I would go to the dentist. A. were B. was C. am 3. water boils at 100*C. A. The B. C. An 4. His brother is 5 years older than me. A. older B. oldest C. elder
D. had read D. am D. Some D. eldest
2. Use the words in capitals at the end of each gapped line to form a word that fits in the space in the same line. 6 points 1. It was a ; thats why we didnt meet. 2. Peoples depends on their level of education. 3. Its much more to buy large packets than small packets. UNDERSTAND POLITE ECONOMY 10 points
According to a recent (1) , eating habits among the (2) majority of teenagers are changing for (3) better. Although the habit of eating too many sweets (4) persists, many young people appear to be cutting (5) on food such as hamburgers and sausages. 4. Each of the following sentences contains an error. Identify the errors and write the correct sentences on your exam sheet. 6 points 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. Im looking forward to see you again. Who looked for the children when you were on holiday last year? I havent made out my mind yet. He rose his hand because he wanted to say something. That photo immediately remembered me of my previous holiday. He said me to bring him the book.
5. Rewrite the following sentences, beginning as shown, so that the meaning stays the same. 4 points 1. The Earth spins round the Sun, said the teacher. The teacher said 2. Perhaps she lost her way. She 3. She has always found Physics easy. She has 4. Peter isnt usually late. It is
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1. Choose the right answer and, on your exam sheet, write the corresponding letter next to the number indicating each sentence. 4 points 1. She was eating as if she ... for a long time. A. hadnt eaten B. hadnt been eating C. didnt eat 2. Its raining hard. You had better . A. wouldnt go out B. dont go out C. not go out 3. We cannot proceed on such unlikely .... A. hypothesis B. hypothesises C. hypothesa 4. One ... adults takes physical exercise at least one a week. A. from four B. in four C. at four
D. werent eating D. wont go out D. hypothesuses D. with four
2. Use the words in capitals at the end of each gapped line to form a word that fits in the space in the same line. Write these words on your exam sheet. 6 points 1. Janet had to from the team because of injury. 2. I am afraid that your report is full of . 3. The company was hit by a of crises. DRAW ACCURACY SUCCESS 10 points
3. Fill in the gaps with one word only so that the text makes sense:
Your CV is your (1) critical selling document. If you get (2) right it will land you the interviews (3) want; get it (4) and your hard-earned work experience could (5) consigned to the waste bin. 4. Each of the following sentences contains an error. Identify the errors and write the correct sentences on your exam sheet. 6 points 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. Mark stroke a match, then he lighted his cigar. Avoid to copy words or phrases from the text. He put the hat on the head and left. He ran over the bridge to catch the bus. I have never smoked before so I felt very sick when I tried to do that. Dont you wish you have revised more for the exam?
5. Rewrite the following sentences, beginning as shown, so that the meaning stays the same. 4 points 1. 2. 3. 4. More practice would improve his results. If he Nobody has ever broken into their flat. Their flat Rachel bought us a toaster and she also explained to us how to use it. Not only When did you last have a haircut? When was
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1. Choose the right answer and, on your exam sheet, write the corresponding letter next to the number indicating each sentence. 4 points 1. Gerry isnt fat. ..., hes quite skinny. A. In any case B. By rights C. In practice D. On the contrary 2. Robert and Mary are very smart but ... of them speaks German. A. either B. neither C. both D. no one 3. Poor Tom, hes trying to start his car again. If I ... Tom I would get a new battery. A. was B. were C. had been D. have been 4. By the end of March, John ... a new car. A. will have B. would have C. will have had D. Has 2. Use the words in capitals at the end of each gapped line to form a word that fits in the space in the same line. Write these words on your exam sheet. 6 points 1. 2. 3. Is it possible to between a hobby and an interest? Our club has just purchased new sports Our city has some open spaces, but unfortunately they are quite DISTINCT EQUIP ACCESS 10 points
Starting your (1) business could be the way to achieving financial independence, or it could just as well land you in debt for the (2) of your life. That, at (3) , is the view of Charles and Brenda Leggat, a Scottish (4) , who last week saw (5) fish farm business put into the hands of the receiver. 4. Each of the following sentences contains an error. Identify the errors and write the correct sentences on your exam sheet. 6 points 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. I dont know where the money is. Have you seen them? She regretted to buy that expensive dress as she was now broke and couldnt pay the rent. Steve worked harder than he has ever worked before. If you have looked more carefully you would have found the keys. Its time you stop behaving so childishly. The police arrested the prisoner and took him into custodies.
5. Rewrite the following sentences beginning as shown so that the meaning stays the same 4 points
1. I cant wear this shirt because its too small. This shirt
2. Why didnt you answer my question about Janice? Why did you 3. Its possible that he will come tomorrow. He 4. Have you paid the bill? Jane asked her husband. Jane asked .........................
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1. Choose the right answer and, on your exam sheet, write the corresponding letter next to the number indicating each sentence. 4 points 1. 2. 3. 4. That new dress didnt fit so I took it back and got a . A. refund B. receipt C. discount D. recharge The tomato soup .... A. smell well B. is smelling good C. smells good D. is smelling well What you saw cant have been an aeroplane. Im convinced it ... a large bird. A. must be B. could be C. must have been D. could have been They made me hard when I was at school. A. to study B. study C. to studying D. studied
2. Use the words in capitals at the end of each gapped line to form a word that fits in the space in the same line. Write these words on your exam sheet. 6 points In the last newsletter we reported plans to relocate the bus stops and change parking in High Street. This has now been completed but there have been many from shopkeepers and local .
1. 2. 3.
ARRANGE COMPLAIN RESIDE
10 points
I discovered that I was a Mexican (1) I was in the United States in my youth (2) the war. We began by not (3) English and ended up having fights with (4) children. And then when I went back to Mexico I had the same fights, for the same reasons. I was 14, and I (5) not understand it. 4. Each of the following lines contains a word which should not be there. Identify the words and write them on your exam sheet. 6 points 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. Women seem to fall out of they love more quickly and suffer less of long-term distress than men do when a relationship breaks up. Why this should be so it is also a controversial question about which psychologists have different of opinions. One view contends that in cultures where a woman is allowed how to choose a mate, as opposed to the family organized arranging a marriage, the woman must look out for her best interest.
5. Rewrite the following sentences, beginning as shown, so that the meaning stays the same. 4 points 1. I could not pay for the meal as I had left my wallet at home. Having .. 2. I thought you had accepted. I was under 3. Sue drew attention to the flaw in the plan. Sue pointed 4. It is a pity we did not meet a long time ago! I wish
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1. Choose the right answer and, on your exam sheet, write the corresponding letter next to the number indicating each sentence: 4 points 1. 2. 3. 4. Perhaps it be better to put the luggage under the seat. A. would B. should C. must If you dont stop now, you them all before he gets here. A. will be using B. are using C. have used I was thirsty and I poured a full glass of milk. A. me B. to me C. myself He felt ill made us very unhappy. A. that B. what C. which
D. may D. will have used D. to myself D. who
2. Use the words in capitals at the end of each gapped line to form a word that fits in the space in the same line. Write these words on your exam sheet. 6 points 1. 2. 3. The smoker was after running up the hill. She put make-up on her He had the to admit he was wrong. BREATH EYE DECENT 10 points
It was Saturday yesterday, and Bills father (1) ... him fifty pence. There is a (2) ... tree in Billys garden, and he (3) ... it and sat in it. He likes that place in the tree very (4) ... . Then Billy looked (5) ... his fifty pence and said: Im going to go to the market tomorrow and Im going to buy some seeds with this money. 4. Each of the following lines contains a word which should not be there. Identify the words and write them on your exam sheet. 6 points 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. The ability to deceive any others is thought by some psychologists to be a characteristic that has had been genetically selected through human evolution. Comparisons have been made up with animal deception, such as the camouflage and mimicry. For hundreds of those generations, it is argued, the ability to make others believe such insincere remarks and promises has conferred advantages.
5. Rewrite the following sentences, beginning as shown, so that the meaning stays the same. 4 points 1. 2. 3. 4. It is possible to catch the train if we hurry. We The place is too small for a tennis ground. There is not More practice would improve his results. If he He never asks when he borrows my things. He is
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1. Choose the right answer and, on your exam sheet, write the corresponding letter next to the number indicating each sentence: 4 points 1. 2. 3. 4. This is uniform for the American army. A. some B. an C. a He three beers since four oclock. A. will drink B. has been drinking C. has drunk Sorry I m late, but I call in at the supermarket on the way. A. need B. must C. had to Nothing happened while I was away, did ? A. it B. this C. that
D. D. is drinking D. was to D. its
2. Use the words in capitals at the end of each gapped line to form a word that fits in the space in the same line. Write these words on your exam sheet. 6 points 1. 2. 3. I cant see much between him and his father. I have a very cat. He devoted his life to the of truth. LIKE PLAY PURSUE 10 points
There was (1) ... big flood near our house in spring. (2) ...water came down the mountain and the hills, the river (3) ... up and up, and a (4) ... of the houses on the low land were soon (5) ... the water. 4. Each of the following lines contains a word which should not be there. Identify the words and write them on your exam sheet. 6 points 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. A great majority of adults in the industrialised world in a fact, about 90 per cent they will be married at some time in their lives. Of those who do not, some may choose to remain themselves single, but others will have no choice. An alarming number who they marry will divorce, but this is not because marriage itself has been lost its attraction instead people give up on a particular relationships and try again.
5. Rewrite the following sentences, beginning as shown, so that the meaning stays the same. 4 points 1. 2. 3. 4. If it hadnt been for your help, I would have failed the exam. But for The tea is too hot for me to drink. The tea is not As soon as I had left the house, the telephone rang. No sooner We must get a mechanic to repair the car. We must
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1. Choose the right answer and, on your exam sheet, write the corresponding letter next to the number indicating each sentence. 4 points 1. 2. 3. 4. Jake a lot of Felicity these days. A. is seeing B. saw I asked them to leave but they go. A. couldnt B. wouldnt Technically, glass is a mineral and A. water so B. water is so My sister has a baby. A. two- months-old B. two-month-old
C. sees C. shouldnt C. so is water
D. had seen D. mustnt D. so water is
C. two- months-olds D. two-month-olds
2. Use the words in capitals at the end of each gapped line to form a word that fits in the space in the same line. Write these words on your exam sheet. 6 points 1. 2. 3. The two prisoners are to be next month. The cost of to the show is quite reasonable. The dancers movements were extremely TRIAL ADMIT GRACE 10 points
One Christmas Eve, the Slopes family (1) ... invited to stay at their friends house in Scotland. As it was very (2) ... away, and the Slopes would not be (3) ... to arrive before midnight, their friends agreed to leave the gate open and put the key under a rock outside the front door. In (4) ... way the Slopes could let themselves in (5) ... waking their friends up. 4. Each of the following lines contains a word which should not be there. Identify the words and write them on your exam sheet. 6 points 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. I started to learning the guitar when I was ten years old. I am seventeen now, so I have to been playing for seven years since. My first guitar was a present from my uncle. It was very old and needed for repairing, but I loved it and used to play it until my fingers they hurt. On my twelfth birthday, my father bought me a brand-new one, and I had started going to private guitar lessons.
5. Rewrite the following sentences beginning as shown so that the meaning stays the same. 4 points 1. I wish I hadnt said such a foolish thing. I regret 2. I dont like girls who have long legs. I dont like girls who are 3. She finally managed to get a loan. She finally succeeded 4. I think you should tell him the truth about the divorce. If I
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1. Choose the right answer and, on your exam sheet, write the corresponding letter next to the number indicating each sentence. 4 points 1. 2. 3. I wish the world a better place. A. has been B. wasnt C. were D. will be I am writing in capital letters so that everybody understand. A. must B. might C. need D. ought to , Im sure he would have gone to bed. A. Had he been sleepy B. Unless he had been sleepy C. However he had been sleepy D. As if he had been sleepy America by Columbus. A. believes to have discovered B. believed to be discovered C. is believed to have been discovered D. was believed to be discovered
4.
2. Use the words in capitals at the end of each gapped line to form a word that fits in the space in the same line. Write these words on your exam sheet. 6 points 1. 2. 3. Bill was given a medal in of his services. Im sure that the whole problem is a simple Karen and Catherine are twins. RECOGNISE UNDERSTAND IDENTITY 10 points
Edinburgh, the capital city of Scotland, (1) regarded by many people (2) the most beautiful city in Europe. Whether or (3) that is true, no visitor can fail to (4) impressed by its dramatic surroundings, its magnificent buildings, or its dark stone churches. Edinburgh Castle dominates (5) city centre. 4. Each of the following lines contains a word which should not be there. Identify the words and write them on your exam sheet. 6 points 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. One of the most worst days of my life was when we returned from holiday one summer to find out that our house had been burgled. The place it was a mess. The burglars had been stolen the TV, the video recorder, the stereo and all lot of our records and CDs. All the drawers had been emptied and their contents had thrown around the room.
5. Rewrite the following sentences, beginning as shown, so that the meaning stays the same. 4 points 1. 2. 3. 4. All these Chinese look the same to me. I cant tell Maybe your flight was cancelled. Your flight I have never seen you before. Never Why dont they come faster? I wish
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1. Choose the right answer and, on your exam sheet, write the corresponding letter next to the number indicating each sentence. 4 points 1. 2. 3. 4. Its raining hard. You had better A. wouldnt go out B. dont go out C. not go out D. wont go out Ive got money than I thought. A. fewer B. less C. least D. fewest At the end of the month Mrs. Smith here for exactly 25 years. A. will be working B. has been working C. is working D. will have been working Ive put my money on two horses. If of them wins, I shall make a fortune. A. either B. both C. neither D. any
2. Use the words in capitals at the end of each gapped line to form a word that fits in the space in the same line. Write these words on your exam sheet. 6 points 1. 2. 3. I think that your about the cost are wrong. What are the entry at this university? We are very ... about the new project. ASSUME REQUIRE ENTHUSIASM 10 points
To be stuck in a lift is a nightmare come (1) for many people. So pity poor Graham Coates (2) was trapped inside one for three whole days. One Saturday morning in 1986, he decided to go to work at his office, which was (3) the second floor of a large office block. Somewhere (4) the first and second floor, the lift stopped. He pushed the alarm bell but, as it was the weekend, the office block was (5) . 4. Each of the following lines contains a word which should not be there. Identify the words and write them on your exam sheet. 6 points 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. My life is very different from that of my grandparents their generation. Some of things are better today and other things are too worse. I am glad that we have TV today, because I think that life might have be a bit boring without having it. I also like cars, computers, and video games. I think young people are have more fun today than young people of my grandparents generation.
5. Rewrite the following sentences, beginning as shown, so that the meaning stays the same. 4 points 1. 2. 3. 4. It is high time for you to leave this office. Its time you What about a glass of champagne? Lets Our cat has just had kittens, Jane said. Jane He usually drinks whiskey. He is in
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1. Choose the right answer and, on your exam sheet, write the corresponding letter next to the number indicating each sentence. 4 points 1. I your book: I am enjoying it. A. have been reading B. have read C. read D. was reading Service was included in the bill, so you the waiter. It was a waste of money. A. didnt need to tip B. neednt have tipped C. wouldnt have tipped D. had to tip She needs the work before tomorrow. A. done B. do C. be done D. be doing We would gladly go for a walk if . A. the storm were not B. it were not for the storm C. it would not be for the storm D. the storm would not be
2.
3. 4.
2. Use the words in capitals at the end of each gapped line to form a word that fits in the space in the same line. Write these words on your exam sheet. 6 points 1. 2. 3. We are being told about the effects of physical exercise. We cant with these low prices. They dont want to be disturbed; they like BENEFIT COMPETITOR PRIVATE 10 points
Even (1) you have never touched a cigarette in your life you are still (2) risks if you live, work or travel with smokers. When smokers and non-smokers share the (3) room, the nonsmokers cannot avoid (4) the smokers tobacco smoke. This is (5) passive smoking. 4. Each of the following lines contains a word which should not be there. Identify the words and write them on your exam sheet. 6 points 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. One of my main ambitions is to go travel around the world, visiting to as many countries as possible. I think that the travelling is a very good way to learn about the life. It is important to understand that there are many of different ways to live, and that our own culture is not necessarily being better than other cultures.
5. Rewrite the following sentences, beginning as shown, so that the meaning stays the same. 4 points 1. 2. 3. 4. I think we must help our friend who is in need, she said. She suggested It is likely that he will leave the country. He is likely But for him, I wouldnt have found my way in life. If Although he left for school early, he was still late. In spite
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1. Choose the right answer and, on your exam sheet, write the corresponding letter next to the number indicating each sentence. 4 points 1. Ill clean the mess when all the guests A. have left B. will have left C. are leaving D. will leave 2. All staff expected to attend the meeting. A. are B. is C. was D. has been 3. Not only to report the accident, but he also denied that he had been driving the car. A. failed B. did he fail C. did he failed D. failed he 4. Id better do it myself, A. hadnt I B. wouldnt I C. had I D. would I 2. Use the words in capitals at the end of each gapped line to form a word that fits in the space in the same line. Write these words on your exam sheet. 6 points 1. Many people sleep on the streets of the capital. 2. Drug is a problem causing great concern. 3. The blue ceiling the room and made it look more beautiful. 3. Fill in the gaps with one word only so that the text makes sense: HOME ADDICT LIGHT 10 points
The most successful British pop group of (1) times began life as a rock n roll band called The Quarrymen in 1958. Then they changed their name (2) Long John and the Silver Beatles, (3) was shortened to the Beatles. In 1960 and 61 they developed an individual style which (4) them very popular. Their first single, Love me Do, reached number seventeen (5) the pop charts, and in 1963 they had their first number one hit- From Me To You . 4. Each of the following lines contains a word which should not be there. Identify the words and write them on your exam sheet. 6 points 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. One of the most nicest ways to spend a summer afternoon is to have had a picnic. There is something about eating out of doors that it is very special. A barbecue can also be fun, but it is not like the same. A picnic involves in adventure and discovery, whereas most of people just have the barbecues in their gardens.
5. Rewrite the following sentences, beginning as shown, so that the meaning stays the same. 4 points 1. Im not much interested in sports. I dont really go 2. You are not allowed to smoke in your room, Dick, said his mother. Dicks mother 3. I had only just arrived home when the phone rang. Hardly 4. Ann is the most careful driver of all. No one else
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1. Choose the right answer and, on your exam sheet, write the corresponding letter next to the number indicating each sentence. 4 points 1. My father says talking to you. A. I am to not be seen B. Im not to been seen C. Im not been seen D. Im not to be seen Unless he some beer, well have to drink only soda. A. brings B. doesnt forget to bring C. forgets to bring D. will bring I have the right key but the door A. doesnt lock B. would lock C. wont lock D. doesnt want to lock You had better . A. to have cut your hair B. have your hair cut C. to have your hair cut D. had your hair cut
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2. Use the words in capitals at the end of each gapped line to form a word that fits in the space in the same line. Write these words on your exam sheet. 6 points 1. 2. 3. I was so angry I was absolutely ... . I didnt believe him. His story was very ... . British Rail apologise for the ... of the 4.20 to Bath. SPEECH CONVINCE CANCEL 10 points
I dont usually (1) tricks on people, but when our boss, Mr. Budd, bought himself a new hat, my friend had an idea; he bought another hat identical (2) Mr. Budds, except that it was much larger. We took Mr. Budds hat (3) the hook and replaced it with the large one. That evening he put the hat on and went home, saying nothing to anyone in (4) of the fact that his hat didnt suit him at (5) . 4. Each of the following lines contains a word which should not be there. Identify the words and write them on your exam sheet. 6 points 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. Some people think that television it is the most terrible of invention of the twentieth century. They believe that it kills the conversation within the family, exposes children to the violent images, and discourages from reading and thinking. I think that there is some truth in what they do say.
5. Rewrite the following sentences, beginning as shown, so that the meaning stays the same. 4 points 1. It is known that the explosion caused major damage to the building. The explosion is .. 2. I met your friend David the other day. I ran 3. Im sorry I didnt go to university. I regret 4. Although Sue looked for the book, she couldnt find it. Despite
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1. Choose the correct answer and, on your exam sheet, write the corresponding letter next to the number indicating each sentence. 4 points The elephant has some (1) ..... relatives called mammoths, which lived in the Stone Age. More than 15,000 years ago people painted pictures of them on cave walls. Then, astonishingly, in 1799, a man walking along the banks of the River Lena in Siberia (2) .. a startling discovery. Peering into a wall of ice, he could (3) ..... see the shape of a massive, hairy mammoth, apparently (4) ..... at him. 1. 2. 3. 4. A far A made A so A watching out B distant B took B quite B looking out C remote C did C well C looking after D distinct D had D just D watching over
2. Use the word in capitals at the end of each gapped line to form a word that fits in the space in the same line. Write these words on your exam sheet. 6 points 1. Their to sell the business after all these years was very difficult. 2. His musical became apparent when he was quite young. 3. Many countries now use the Euro as their official currency. 3. Fill in the gaps with one word only so that the text makes sense: DECIDE ABLE EUROPE 10 points
People have been diving without mechanical aids (1) ... ancient times. In those days, divers mainly went underwater to search (2) ... pearls or sponges. Various ways of supplying divers (3) air, and so permitting them to stay (4) for longer periods of time, have been tried for more (5) ... two thousand years. 4. Each of the following lines contains a word which should not be there. Identify the words and write them on your exam sheet: 6 points 1____ Mr George Wilton, a schoolmaster of Epping, England, has been got in trouble. 2____ It seems he told to his class of 9-year-old girls to write kidnap letters and demands for ransom. 3. ___ One of the parents, a Mrs Virginia Waters, said, We only discovered 4. ___ this dreadful thing during an evening class then for some of the mothers in knitting. 5. ___ The notes were pinned up to the classroom wall. 6. ___ Another parent, the Mrs Joan Dripper, said she couldnt agree with this. 5. Rewrite the following sentences, beginning as shown, so that the meaning stays the same. 4 points 1. My daughter regrets spending all her savings on that car. My daughter wishes ... 2. They are extending this motorway by 100 kilometres. This motorway ... 3. It was a mistake for the company to install the new computer system. The company shouldnt ... 4. Its a long time since I last saw Tom. I havent ...
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1. Choose the correct answer and, on your exam sheet, write the corresponding letter next to the number indicating each sentence. 4 points He immediately ran (1) ..... in terror, but several days later he (2) ..... the courage to return and cut the mammoths tusks its two enormous teeth out of the ice to sell them. Mammoth tusks are the biggest teeth of any known creature, some (3) ..... a length of five metres. These tusks were (4) ..... to good use, protecting the mammoths young from other animals, and brushing away snow. 1 2 3 4 A across A grew A reaching A held B out B felt B increasing B put C away C experienced C expanding C set D past D found D completing D kept
2. Use the words in capitals at the end of each gapped line to form a word that fits in the space in the same line. Write these words on your exam sheet. 6 points 1. Naomi and Kurt have three children. Naomi also has a daughter from a previous MARRY 2. The film was so . You knew exactly how it was going to end. PREDICT 4. It has been proven that stroking a cat can lower your blood pressure. SCIENTIFIC 3. Fill in the gaps with one word only so that the text makes sense: 10 points
The Western style of education has (1) popularity (2) the last decade. Many foreign students come to countries (3) Australia or the USA to study at university (4) improve their employment (5) . 4. Each of the following sentences contains an error. Identify the errors and write the correct sentences on your exam sheet: 6 points 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. Since I am remembering the details of the story I think I can give you an outline of it. It was Jane Austen and not Charles Dickens who wrote Pride and Prejudice, isn't it? He didn't read that book and I didn't read it also. He has lived in Delft since 1966 but he hasn't lived there longer as we have. Willem has a shower before breakfast every morning but he has very often forgotten to brush his teeth. 6. Alexander, which kicked the ball through the window, had to pay for the repairs. 5. Rewrite the following sentences, beginning as shown, so that the meaning stays the same. 4 points 1. Mary is too young to fly to Paris by herself. Mary isnt 2. They think he was a cruel man. He 3. I havent been to the theatre for ages. Its 4. The chalet was almost certainly built before 1800. The chalet
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1. Choose the correct answer and, on your exam sheet, write the corresponding letter next to the number indicating each sentence. 4 points To most of us, mammoths are probably the most (1) .... of the elephants extinct relatives, but thousands of years earlier, in the woodlands of eastern North America, lived another of the elephants relatives called the mastodon. Like mammoths, mastodons may also have had a hairy coat, but (2) .... mammoths mainly ate grass on the plains, mastodons (3) ..... to eat twigs and leaves. We do not know why mastodons (4) .... extinct. 1. 2. 3. 4. A usual A when A preferred A turned B frequent B while B enjoyed B went C regular C as C desired C became D familiar D even D selected D came
2. Use the words in capitals at the end of each gapped line to form a word that fits in the space in the same line. Write these words on your exam sheet. 6 points 1. You can your tea with honey instead of sugar. 2. You need to the final point of the presentation. It's rather confusing. 3. The film turned out to be a big . It was really quite boring. 3. Fill in the gaps with one word only so that the sentences make sense: 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. Potatoes wont grow there. Neither roses. We have two sons we love very much. Turn the radio off, you ? I like everyone in the class apart Tom; he is so vulgar. If he to ask you to marry him, would you accept? SWEET CLEAR DISAPPOINT 10 points
4. Each of the following lines contains a word which should not be there. Identify the words and write them on your exam sheet: 6 points 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. Another parent, the Mrs Joan Dripper, said, My childs note read, I have kidnapped your daughter and demand for 25. As proof, I enclose her head. Another note said that, We have captured the board of school directors and your head teacher, Mrs Stallworthy. Unless school dinners are the better, they will be allowed to have starve. From Beryl and Diana. A psychiatrist described all the exercise as not a very good idea.
5. Rewrite the following sentences, beginning as shown, so that the meaning stays the same. 4 points 1. Mark regretted selling his old motorbike. Mark wished he.... 2. Pauline hadnt expected to see so many people at the concert. It came ..... 3. Golf is becoming increasingly popular in Britain. The popularity ...... 4. I find waiting for buses very boring. I didnt get ......
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1. Choose the correct answer and, on your exam sheet, write the corresponding letter next to the number indicating each sentence. 4 points In March 1999, Amyr Klink, a Brazilian yachtsman and polar adventurer, (1) the first man to circle Antartica while staying south of 50 degrees latitude. He (2) the most dangerous sea route in the world. Klink was already (3) known because in 1984 he had rowed across the Atlantic in a small boat. The book which he wrote was based on his (4) on that trip. 1. 2. 3. 4. A. was A. went A. really A. events B. B. B. B. had took widely experiences C. C. C. C. went had broadly happenings D. D. D. D. got made thoroughly incidents
2. Use the words in capitals at the end of each gapped line to form a word that fits in the space in the same line. Write these words on your exam sheet. 6 points 1. You will need your parents if you want to go on the school trip. 2. It's a wonderful restaurant. We recommend it! 3. Thank you so much for the flowers. It's very of you. 3. Fill in the gaps with one word only so that the sentences make sense: 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. I find proper accommodation, I wont take the trip. We searched for the two boys everywhere, but was to be found. The noise the children make, the more content I am. These pencils are not mine. I dont know they are. In ancient times the Egyptians cats. PERMIT HIGH THOUGHT 10 points
4. Each of the following sentences contains an error. Identify the errors and write the correct sentences on your exam sheet: 6 points 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. The half of the book is about the causes of the Second World War. If he had not drank so much beer at the party, he would not have been sick. When he really wanted to pass the test, he would work harder. That girl wants to marry a cousin of me but I don't think he even likes her. If they would agree to pay the price we are asking, the house would be sold. It was not surprising that the work was not satisfactory as he had done it very careless.
5. Rewrite the following sentences, beginning as shown, so that the meaning stays the same. 4 points 1. Id love to go on holiday in March, but thats my busiest month. I wish .. 2. Harry, I think you should cancel the concert if this rain continues, John said. John advised ... 3. Not many students attended Dr. Brown lecture on politics. Only a small number.. 4. City residents are going to organize a campaign to reduce street noise. A campaign .... ....
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1. Choose the correct answer and, on your exam sheet, write the corresponding letter next to the number indicating each sentence. 4 points 1. Helens parents were very pleased when they read her school . . A. report B. papers C. diploma D. account 2. Martin has quite a good . of physics. A. result B. pass C. understanding D. head 3. In Britain children start . school at the age of five. A. kindergarten B. secondary C. nursery D. primary 4. Edward has a . in French from Leeds University. A. certificate B. degree C. mark D. paper 2. Use the words in capitals at the end of each gapped line to form a word that fits in the space in the same line. Write these words on your exam sheet. 6 points 1. The judge should his efforts to find out the truth. 2. Sarah is not a very person. She likes reading instead of playing sport. 3. He had no for the missing files. 3. Fill in the gaps with one word only so that the sentences make sense: 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. My brother is so keen football! I am used to up early in the morning. They did their best to arrive to the party in of being so sick. No sooner had he got out the rain started. He have done it on purpose! INTENSE ACT EXPLAIN 10 points
4. Each of the following sentences contains an error. Identify the errors and write the correct sentences on your exam sheet: 6 points 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. My father must retire last year but he has found a lot to do at home since then. When they lived in Indonesia they used to eating Indonesian food. He is understanding my arguments better now. Under no circumstances you should tell her about it. Mrs Thatcher has become Prime Minister of Britain in 1979. When I read the two essays I soon realised which was the best.
5. Rewrite the following sentences, beginning as shown, so that the meaning stays the same. 4 points 1. I advise you to stop drinking so much. If I . . 2. Its a pity I wont see him during my stay in London. I wish . . 3. They probably stopped to do some shopping. They may . . 4. He never uses dirty language. Never .
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1. Choose the correct answer and, on your exam sheet, write the corresponding letter next to the number indicating each sentence. 4 points 1. You .. a bone in your back when you .. yesterday. A. can be hurt/ falled B. may be hurt/ had fallen C. can have hurt/ were falling D. may have hurt/ fell 2. I wish you more tactful. You are always offending people. A. were B. were being C. have been D. has been 3. Such unusual .. often happen at this latitude. A. phenomenon B. phenomenal C. phenomena D. phenomenons 4. Andy suggested that the bicycle ... as soon as possible. A. were sold B. should be sold C. should sell D. would be sold 2. Use the words in capitals at the end of each gapped line to form a word that fits in the space in the same line. Write these words on your exam sheet. 6 points 1. German cars are known for their . 2. The colours and the materials nicely. 3. Payment will be effected on of the goods. 3. Fill in the gaps with one word only so that the text makes sense: RELY HARMONY RECEIVE 10 points
Without a doubt, one of the oldest and most traditional (1) in Argentina is polo. This is a highly tactical and, at times, (2) dangerous sport (3) is played in Argentina at (4) highest level. Many of the world's top players, (5) as Adolfo Cambiasso, come from Argentina. 4. Each of the following sentences contains an error. Identify the errors and write the correct sentences on your exam sheet: 6 points 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. The doctor said that he wanted the patient should stay in bed for a few days. They buy her toys as if she is still a child. We didn't buy much clothes when we were in London last year. Simon did well in the chess championship and Tineke also. After striving hard, he finally succeeded to pass the exam. Everyone believed that the house has been sold.
5. Rewrite the following sentences, beginning as shown, so that the meaning stays the same. 4 points 1. I'm sure he didn't stay in this room because its too clean. He... 2. He had no idea that the treasure had been hidden in his garden. Little. 3. If he doesnt save up enough money, he cant go on holiday. He cant go on . 4. It is his plan to become a teacher after he leaves school. He is
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1. Choose the correct answer and, on your exam sheet, write the corresponding letter next to the number indicating each sentence. 4 points 1. We our programmes the moment we .. any news of the situation. A. will interrupt/ have B. are interrupting/ will have C. will be interrupted/ have D. will interrupt/ will have 2. If only I .. insured when I had the accident! A. would be B. were C. had been D. were being 3. They .. by the infected water. A. were slowly poisoning B. were being slowly poisoned C. were having slowly poisoned D. slowly poisoned 4. Its no use.. children.. quiet. You cant make them .. quietly. A. asking/ keep/ to play B. ask/ to keep/ playing C. asking/ to keep/ play D. to ask/ keeping/ play 2. Use the words in capitals at the end of each gapped line to form a word that fits in the space in the same line. Write these words on your exam sheet. 6 points 1. It's tough being an these days. The questions interviewers ask! 2. Meeting other people, for me, is a basic . 3. Their new neighbours are very 3. Fill in the gaps with one word only so that the text makes sense: APPLY NEED INQUISITION 10 points
Athletics (1) a sport in (2) a variety of running, jumping and throwing (3) may be taking place (4) the same time. Very often in training and competition, athletes are acting (5) considerable stress. 4. Each of the following sentences contains an error. Identify the errors and write the correct sentences on your exam sheet: 6 points 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. The car that he is using these days is belonging to his company. If there would be a frost tonight our young geraniums would not survive. I have never heard a Mozart symphony played so good. When he said that he had never read a word of Milton he was saying the truth. He studied the electrical engineering but he gave it up for physics. He used to listening to much music when he was a boy.
5. Rewrite the following sentences, beginning as shown, so that the meaning stays the same. 4 points 1. He has arranged to meet Bill after work tomorrow. He is . 2. There was so much dirt in the room that she couldnt clean it. The room .. 3. Its more than a week since I spoke to Brian. I have 4. It is possible that he misunderstood what you said and was offended. He might
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1. Choose the correct answer and, on your exam sheet, write the corresponding letter next to the number indicating each sentence. 4 points English is widely (1) as being the pre-eminent global language. As well as the countries that have that as their (2) tongue there are others where it is the (3) second language and still more where it is taught as a (4) language in schools. 1. 2. 3. 4. A. implied A. father A. academic A. compulsory B. accepted B. resident B. government B. necessary C. expected C. mother C. official C. needed D. explained D. main D. institutional D. essential
2. Use the words in capitals at the end of each gapped line to form a word that fits in the space in the same line. Write these words on your exam sheet. 6 points 1. must be filed within 5 working days. 2. Could you send us ten brochures for distribution among our staff? 3. My classmate is a very person. 3. Fill in the gaps with one word only so that the text makes sense: COMPLAIN ADD TALK 10 points
Diwali or Deepaavali, (1) is one of the festivals in the Hindu calendar, means an array of lamps and (2) the victory of righteousness. It (3) in October/November, and is spread (4) four days. This is a very (5) festival in many parts of India. 4. Each of the following sentences contains an error. Identify the errors and write the correct sentences on your exam sheet: 6 points 1. 2. 3. 4. He stopped seeing if the girl was all right. He left from home early in the morning. For her surprise, they had already arrived. The burglars did not know that there was a dog laying under the table when they entered the living-room. 5. If he come, we will have to tell him the bad news straightaway. 6. As I have been doing it for five years I am used to drive fifty kilometres to work every morning. 5. Rewrite the following sentences, beginning as shown, so that the meaning stays the same. 4 points 1. It wast necessary for Jim to drive Ann to the airport. Jim neednt 2. They havent been to our house for years. It is ages.. 3. But for that man, I would have drowned. If it 4. Well inform you of the results next week. Youll .
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1. Choose the correct answer and, on your exam sheet, write the corresponding letter next to the number indicating each sentence. 4 points After visiting a (1) woman, who filled me with elaborate tales of my future life, I returned home to an/a (2) family who wished to know all the details of prediction. They listened for a while, and then became (3) of her statements, saying I was (4) . 1. 2. 3. 4. A. psychological A. questionable A. aggressive A. introspective B. mystical B. curiously B. critical B. nave C. magical C. interesting C. violent C. shy D. mysterious D. inquisitive D. aware D. withdrawn
2. Use the words in capitals at the end of each gapped line to form a word that fits in the space in the same line. Write these words on your exam sheet. 6 points 1. You can rely on Jane. She is very . 2. He kept his in the bank. 3. Dont tell anyone. This is . 3. Fill in the gaps with one word only so that the text makes sense: DEPEND SAVE CONFIDE 10 points
As far as I can see, Inspector Tage said, its an open and shut case. The evidence is here in (1) ____ and white in the old mans will. Well, I dont know how his daughter (2) ____ up with him all these years, said the Sergeant. And I know he fell out with his son years ago. The son told me himself he couldnt live (3) ____ to his fathers expectations of him. He took (4) ____ his mother too much. But I still dont see Ill try to explain. First of (5) ____, the trouble with the son started years ago. 4. Each of the following sentences contains an error. Identify the errors and write the correct sentences on your exam sheet: 6 points 1. If she cant get a place at a teachers' college she could better find a job. 2. He must take his driving test last Thursday but he was late for the appointment. 3. The students which failed the test are advised to take a special revision course. 4. I got the dentist extract a tooth which had decayed. 5. That book is not to find in any bookshop in Holland. 6. Nobody else want to do this job. 5. Rewrite the following sentences, beginning as shown, so that the meaning stays the same. 4 points 1. They think he was a cruel man. He ... 2. I advise you to send them a letter of apology. You .. 3. Have you been to the new shopping center? Steve asked. Steve asked if 4. I regret being late for the interview. I wish ..
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1. Choose the correct answer and, on your exam sheet, write the corresponding letter next to the number indicating each sentence. 4 points 1. Id rather you turn on the television. A. dont B. shouldnt C. not D. didnt 2. Both men wanted to marry the heroine, thus they were for her affection. A. contestants B. rivals C. rival D. competitors 3. There was doubt recently concerning the of a Van Gogh painting. A. reliability B. authentic C. authenticity D. author 4. There was nobody there, made me suspicious. A. which B. what C. how D. who 2. Use the words in capitals at the end of each gapped line to form a word that fits in the space in the same line. Write these words on your exam sheet. 6 points 1. See Mr Baker. This matter is his . 2. The company got more than twenty . 3. What do you need for this job? 3. Fill in the gaps with one word only so that the text makes sense: RESPONSE COMPLAIN QUALIFY 10 points
In 1846 an Irish immigrant in New York named Alexander Stewart (1) a business called the Marble Dry-Goods Palace. By doing (2) , he gave the world something completely new - the department store. Before this, no one (3) tried to bring together such a (4) range of goods (5) a single roof. 4. Each of the following sentences contains an error. Identify the errors and write the correct sentences on your exam sheet: 6 points 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. He was such tired after the party that he overslept the next morning and was late for work. He is in prison since 1978 and won't be released for a long time. He wants his daughter will finish her studies before she gets married. He lended my bike because he hasn't got a bike of his own. He couldn't have tried harder as I did. They were married for five years but they haven't got any children yet.
5. Rewrite the following sentences, beginning as shown, so that the meaning stays the same. 4 points 1. Im sorry I broke your typewriter. I apologise 2. Can you give me directions for the station? Could you tell 3. Im sure that Jack hasnt left home yet. Jack 4. Its time that more women defended their rights! More women
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1. Choose the correct answer and, on your exam sheet, write the corresponding letter next to the number indicating each sentence. 4 points When you go further to (1) the use of the language in media and technology the strength of it is completely (2) . This fact, and the reasons for it, makes the question of when, how and why to (3) culture to English students (4) complicated. 1. 2. 3. 4. A. think A. unbelievable A. show A. very B. conceive B. unexceptional B. introduce B. particularly C. believe C. undeniable C. presentation C. specially D. consider D. disgusting D. demonstrate D. amazingly
2. Use the words in capitals at the end of each gapped line to form a word that fits in the space in the same line. Write these words on your exam sheet. 6 points 1. I spent my in the country. 2. Librarians spend a lot of time their books. 3. He passed all his exams. CHILD CLASS SUCCESS 10 points
In April 1896, an Irishman called John Pius Boland was in Athens visiting the famous German archeologist, Schliemann, (1) he heard that there was a sporting event (2) place in the city. Being a keen tennis player, he decided to investigate (3) and discovered (4) his surprise that the event in question was none other (5) the first ever Modern Olympic Games. 4. Each of the following sentences contains an error. Identify the errors and write the correct sentences on your exam sheet: 6 points 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. Take care of yourself, children! Now that he is older he got used to fly. He doesn't take politics as serious as I do. Their living-room is being redecorating at the moment. He laid in bed reading for an hour yesterday afternoon. As soon as he will pass his driving test he will be able to go to Germany every weekend.
5. Rewrite the following sentences, beginning as shown, so that the meaning stays the same. 4 points 1. Tony is supposed to be here by now. Tony 2. Is it necessary for me to bring my passport? Do 3. Excuse me, is somebody serving you, sir? Excuse me, 4. I think we should go home now. Its
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1. Choose the correct answer and, on your exam sheet, write the corresponding letter next to the number indicating each sentence. 4 points 1. We believe that these animals could be saved if our plan were A. adopted B. taken up C. practiced D. adapted 2. The whole building collapsed, but fortunately there were no A. wounded B. victims C. casualties D. injuries 3. Wed make too much noise; we might wake the baby up. A. better not B. shouldnt C. ought not to D. rather 4. This car was the most expensive purchase Ive ever A. made B. taken C. done D. set 2. Use the words in capitals at the end of each gapped line to form a word that fits in the space in the same line. Write these words on your exam sheet. 6 points 1. Marys behaviour often gets her into trouble at the office. 2. Tom was accused of stealing some documents. 3. You certainly need a lot of to do this job. MATURE CONFIDENCE PATIENT 10 points
3. Fill in the gaps with only one word, so that the sentences make sense. 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. There is no harm telling his girlfriend about the missing money. Grandmother lives in that lovely cottage all by . Lots of people are ill flu and cold in winter. Grandmas physical condition is .good for her age. The idea of marriage doesnt to her.
4. Read the text below. Some of the lines are correct but others contain an unnecessary word. If a line is correct put a tick ( ) at the end of the line. If the line has a word which should not be there, write the word at the end of the line. There are two examples done for you at the beginning (0) and (00). 6 points I must have been on television at about ten times altogether. Most 0 __at_ of the appearances were on daytime chat shows, but I 00 ____ have also been invited to appear on it a cookery programme, and I made 1 _____ a few of comments on a current affairs programme during the last election. 2 _____ It all started four years ago, when I was the victim of a mugging me. A 3 _____ researcher for a morning chat show phoned and asked to me if I would 4 _____ go on the programme and talk about the experience as part of a discussion 5 _____ on crime. I didnt get by nervous and I expressed myself quite well, so 6 _____ they approached me several times after that. 5. Rewrite the following sentences, beginning as shown, so that the meaning stays the same. 4 points 1. Im sorry I couldnt answer your question. I wish. 2. Its impossible for her to be sleeping now. She.. 3. She doesnt usually drink tea in the morning. Rarely 4. When you have finished building the house, well plan the garden. After the house..
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1. Choose the correct answer and, on your exam sheet, write the corresponding letter next to the number indicating each sentence. 4 points 1. If its not working, take it back to the shop. They have to replace.goods by law. A. mistaken B. incorrect C. faulty D. wrong 2. Im sorry, we dont have any tools of this kind in stock at the moment, but they are on. A. request B. demand C. order D. market 3. Have you been to the new shopping centre on the . of the town? A. middle B. outskirts C. suburbs D. centre 4. Only a mechanic could appreciate the true of the damage to the car. A. extent B. rate C. amount D. quantity 2. Use the words in capitals at the end of each gapped line to form a word that fits in the space in the same line. Write these words on your exam sheet. 6 points 1. I saw an in the newspaper and I decided to apply. 2. She has lived in this nice for a year. 3. The creation of nature reserves will help to ensure the of many endangered species. ADVERTISE NEIGHBOUR SURVIVE 10 points
3. Fill in the gaps with only one word, so that the sentences make sense. 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. When Grandpa retired, he devoted himself gardening. We bought the newly weds a of cutlery for their wedding. Do you want another of bread? My mother herself on her punctuality. The lightning was followed by a of thunder.
4. Read the text below. Some of the lines are correct but others contain an unnecessary word. If a line is correct put a tick ( ) at the end of the line. If the line has a word which should not be there, write the word at the end of the line. There are two examples done for you at the beginning (0) and (00). 6 points Im writing to you from our hotel room on the Mediterranean island 0 ____ of Mallorca. Unfortunately, I cant to tell you very much about the island 00 __to__ because weve had such a terrible weather that weve hardly been out 1 ______ of the hotel since we have arrived. On our first day here the sky was 2 ______ overcast and the temperature was about twenty degrees, much lower 3 ______ than normal is at this time of the year. The next day we woke up to the 4 ______ sound like of torrential rain beating against the windows, and its been 5 ______ pouring ever since. If we would had known it was going to be like this, 6 ______ wed have brought more books and games with us. 5. Rewrite the following sentences, beginning as shown, so that the meaning stays the same. 4 points 1. Id rather walk than catch a bus. Id prefer 2. I am on the second page of the essay Im writing. So far I 3. The fire was brought under control thanks to that brave man. If it .. 4. As soon as their father left home, the children started fighting again. No sooner....................
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1. Choose the correct answer and, on your exam sheet, write the corresponding letter next to the number indicating each sentence. 4 points 1. She is looking at me as if she me. A. doesnt recognize B. didnt recognize C. wouldnt recognize 2. She has never come such a difficult situation before! A. off B. across C. to 3. I expected to receive four letters, but none arrived. A. all B. completely C. whatsoever 4. I would never have him of being the culprit. A. blamed B. convicted C. suspected
D. wont recognize D. on D. fully D. involved
2. Use the words in capitals at the end of each gapped line to form a word that fits in the space in the same line. Write these words on your exam sheet. 6 points 1. Women tend to drive more than men. 2. I am aware of the of living in the countryside. 3. She works as a shop . 3. Fill in the gaps with only one word, so that the sentences make sense. 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. Unfortunately, when he died he left his children ... Mother tied an apron around her did we realize how difficult the situation was. Do you going out later on? My parents on our staying for lunch. CARE ADVANTAGE ASSIST 10 points
4. Read the text below. Some of the lines are correct but others contain an unnecessary word. If a line is correct put a tick ( ) at the end of the line. If the line has a word which should not be there, write the word at the end of the line. There are two examples done for you at the beginning (0) and (00). 6 points Can I add some comments to your to debate about the 0 ___to__ value of television? Your readers may find that some of my 00 __ ___ views reflect exactly of their own experience in this matter. 1 _______ First of all, I agree with one of your readers who she wrote that she 2 _______ has decided to abandon her TV set. Like her, I am retired and I was 3 _______ finding more and more difficult to pay back the license fee, and so 4 _______ two months ago I decided that enough was enough, and sent the 5 _______ set back to the rental company. I am sure that my other readers can 6 _______ confirm that life after The Box is richer and more rewarding. 5. Rewrite the following sentences, beginning as shown, so that the meaning stays the same. 4 points 1. Its a pity we didnt meet a long time ago! I wish.. 2. They have just bought a new house. A new . 3. If I had realized what would have happened, I wouldnt have accepted the offer. Had .. 4. Tom broke a window and damaged the TV set, too. Not only .
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1. Choose the correct answer and, on your exam sheet, write the corresponding letter next to the number indicating each sentence. 4 points 1. Mary is a lecturer at the local A. institute B. secondary school C. university 2. My dog is a . Hes a cross between an Alsatian and a setter. A. mongrel B. mix-up C. breed 3. The police arrested the culprit and took him into A. custody B. detention C. prison 4. The judge in the court was wearing a A. hairpiece B. head-dress C. wig
D. primary school D. animal D. trial D. clothes
2. Use the words in capitals at the end of each gapped line to form a word that fits in the space in the same line. Write these words on your exam sheet. 6 points 1. The failure of this scheme would have serious . 2. What are the entry at this college? 3. The little boy gave his parents the of their lives last week when he was involved in a car accident. IMPLY REQUIRE FRIGHTEN
3. Fill in the gaps with only one word, so that the sentences make sense. 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. They met at the hotel coincidence. They wouldnt let Mary in the pub because she was age. The stranger whispered something in my . The press released an interesting of news. No one gave Jim for his discovery.
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4. Read the text below. Some of the lines are correct but others contain an unnecessary word. If a line is correct put a tick ( ) at the end of the line. If the line has a word which should not be there, write the word at the end of the line. There are two examples done for you at the beginning (0) and (00). 6 points A recent survey of families in Britain has established not only that 0 _______ the birth rate is declining steadily but also that families they are 00 __they___ getting smaller. More people are limiting themselves down to one 1 ________ child; which it was not the case just a generation ago. It is not entirely 2 ________ clear what has made this change to come about. There is, though, some 3 ________ evidence to suggest that more women are unwilling to take more than a month 4 ________ or so off work, in particularly those with successful careers. In addition, a 5 ________ significant number of women prefer to delay having children until they feel 6 ________ secure in the professions they have chosen. 5. Rewrite the following sentences, beginning as shown, so that the meaning stays the same. 4 points 1. Ill send you a letter as soon as I arrive, Mum, said the child. The child said 2. I really didnt expect to see my ex-girlfriend at the party last night. Little.. 3. The car may have been cheap, but it wasnt good value. Cheap. 4. People believe that he is one of the best writers ever. He ..................
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1. Choose the correct answer and, on your exam sheet, write the corresponding letter next to the number indicating each sentence. 4 points 1. No sooner had we started the picnic, it began raining. A. than B. when C. that 2. I havent been feeling very well A. lately B. not long ago C. by now 3. A huge crowd in the pouring rain to cheer the president. A. ran out B. held up C. dropped in 4. This machinery will have been by the end of the decade. A. broken down B. set out C. phased out
D. and D. ever D. turned out D. broken out
2. Use the words in capitals at the end of each gapped line to form a word that fits in the space in the same line. Write these words on your exam sheet. 6 points 1. How did this jewelry come into your familys .? 2. We were surprised at the of their conversation. 3. Have you your tea? POSSESS INTIMATE SWEET 10 points
3. Fill in the gaps with only one word, so that the sentences make sense. 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. My throat was so dry that I could ... swallow. I regret to you that your application was rejected. Nearly time I see her, shes wearing that blue dress. After a good long sleep, Helen felt as. as a daisy. Difficult it may seem, it is not impossible.
4. Read the text below. Some of the lines are correct but others contain an unnecessary word. If a line is correct put a tick ( ) at the end of the line. If the line has a word which should not be there, write the word at the end of the line. There are two examples done for you at the beginning (0) and (00). 6 points The term drugs covers many of kinds of chemical substances which are absorbed by the body, the majority being medicines designed to cure illness. They are manufactured from a variety of sources which include animal and products, plants and minerals. In recent years it has become possible to synthesise in the laboratory many drugs which previously obtained from plants and animal products. A small number of drugs can become addictive if taken excessively, as that is either too frequently, or in doses larger than recommended for medical to use. 0 __of___ 00 _____ 1 _______ 2 _______ 3 _______ 4 _______ 5 _______ 6 _______
5. Rewrite the following sentences, beginning as shown, so that the meaning stays the same. 4 points 1. If you happen to see Mary, could you ask her to pay me a visit? Should 2. Did I tell her the news or not? I cant remember. I cant 3. I didnt have enough money, so I didnt buy that house. If I . 4. We didnt realize we had so much furniture until we had to move house. Not until.
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1. Choose the correct answer and, on your exam sheet, write the corresponding letter next to the number indicating each sentence. 4 points 1. The .of the lake is reedy. A. beach B. bank C. shore D. margin 2. Your pen is on the floor. . ! A. Take it up B. Pick it up C. Rise it D. Put it down 3. Mother insisted that her son .. A. will take the medicine B. would take the medicine C. should take the medicine D. will not take the medicine 4. This time tomorrow I .to London. A. will be travelling B. will travel C. has traveled D. travel 2. Use the words in capitals at the end of each gapped line to form a word that fits in the space in the same line. Write these words on your exam sheet. 6 points 1. Perhaps the most of all domestic appliances is the microwave oven. 2. is better than cure. 3. Everybody knows she has an/a son. 3. Fill in the gaps with only one word, so that the sentences make sense. 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. We have to be patient ... this child. Her sister advised her on to wear. Quite honestly, you might as not bother. Im not sure about my application. I send two copies or three? We didnt tell the doctor she was wrong! USE PREVENT LEGITIMATE 10 points
4. Read the text below. Some of the lines are correct but others contain an unnecessary word. If a line is correct put a tick ( ) at the end of the line. If the line has a word which should not be there, write the word at the end of the line. There are two examples done for you at the beginning (0) and (00). 6 points The most famous portraits which are now created by photographers, and the people behind the lens are as celebrated as the sitters. But are the images they produce of celebrities like Madonna be worthy of serious art exhibitions? Will they be looked back on as a true record of the age? Critics say fashion photographers lack of artistic depth or integrity. Their defenders say their approach is different from that of respected and portrait artists throughout the ages. Just like court artists in the past, photographers would work to a tight timetable and significant commercial constraints. 0 which 00 ____ 1 ______ 2 ______ 3 ______ 4 ______ 5 ______ 6 ______
5. Rewrite the following sentences, beginning as shown, so that the meaning stays the same. 4 points 1. I wouldnt wake her up now, if I were you. Youd 2. If they offered me the job, I would accept. Were. 3. I am not to be disturbed under any circumstances. Under. 4. It was such an expensive car that I couldnt buy it. The car..
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1. Choose the correct answer and, on your exam sheet, write the corresponding letter next to the number indicating each sentence. 4 points 1. Im awfully behind with the project. I to the theatre last night. A. oughtnt to go B. hadnt to go C. mustnt go D. shouldnt have gone
2. Be careful not to your tea on the carpet, Mary.

A. leak B. spill C. drip 3. Take your time! Ill wait over there until you ready. A. are B. will be C. were 4. I want to help you. Tell me what needs . A. to do B. to be doing C. to be done D. filter D. are going to be D. to have done
2. Use the words in capitals at the end of each gapped line to form a word that fits in the space in the same line. Write these words on your exam sheet. 6 points 1. The stain on her skirt was very . 2. My neighbour is so that I stopped trying to talk to her. 2. She had no that he was watching her. NOTICE FRIEND SUSPECT 10 points
3. Fill in the gaps with only one word, so that the sentences make sense. 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. The necklace is not simply , it is invaluable. They prevented him going on that mountain as it was too dangerous. A new dress is made for her right now. Take an umbrella with you in it rains this afternoon. The station is so away from here that we cannot walk there.
4. Each of the following sentences contains an extra word. Write the extra word on your exam sheet. 6 points
1. When I told him the news he was the most happiest man in the world.
2. Why did you use to my toothbrush again? 3. Unless the weather is not fine, we wont have the picnic. 4. You d better to take my advice and you wont be wrong. 5. He asked me what did I bought that for? 6. You already havent made the beds yet. 5. Rewrite the following sentences, beginning as shown, so that the meaning stays the same. 4 points 1. Im sorry I have to leave so early, Jim said. Jim 2. I havent decided yet whether to go or not. I havent.. 3. I was never allowed to go out after ten oclock when I was a child. My parents 4. Please dont stop with your work. Please .
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1. Choose the correct answer and, on your exam sheet, write the corresponding letter next to the number indicating each sentence. 4 points 1. We were advised to. the childrens diet as much as possible. A. adapt B. modify C. vary D. adopt 2. Twelve European countries .over to the euro on January 1st 2002. A. shifted B. switched C. transformed D. turned 3. He had never acted before, but he to the challenge and gave a very convincing performance. A. rose B. arose C. raised D. risen 4. She was rather worried and seemed close to . A. edge B. tension C. tears D. laughing 2. Use the words in capitals at the end of each gapped line to form a word that fits in the space in the same line. Write these words on your exam sheet. 6 points 1. She works for the department of a large company. 2. We normally associate fun time with. 3. Mary had to from the basketball team because of injury. 3. Fill in the gaps with only one word, so that the sentences make sense. 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. MARKET CHILD DRAW 10 points
We offer a small if you pay cash. My English class is every day: Monday, Wednesday and Friday. She enjoyed eating out, and if the restaurant overlooked the sea, then so much the A movement in the bushes caught my and I moved closer to investigate. As we turned the corner the school came into
4. Read the text below. Some of the lines are correct but others contain an unnecessary word. If a line is correct put a tick ( ) at the end of the line. If the line has a word which should not be there, write the word at the end of the line. There are two examples done for you at the beginning (0) and (00). 6 points Burning the midnight oil before exams or interviews is counterproductive . 0______ Recent research suggests sleep is needed to allow memories to be also 00 also____ downloaded into the brain. A good nights sleep within thirty hours of trying 1 _______ to remember a new one task is a prerequisite to effective recall in subsequent 2 _______ weeks, scientists have later found. The findings show that it is the act of sleep, 3 _______ rather than the simple passage of time, that is critical for long-term memory 4 _______ formation. With about one in five people were claiming they are so short of 5 _______ sleep that it affects their daily life, the study highlights a less understood side- 6 _______ effect of insufficient sleep: serious memory impairment. 5. Rewrite the following sentences, beginning as shown, so that the meaning stays the same. 4 points 1. There is confirmation of the headmasters resignation. It is 2. It is believed that the Chinese invented gunpowder. The Chinese 3. Me? I didnt take her book, said my daughter. My daughter denied. 4. The facts were not made public until later. Only
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1. Choose the correct answer and, on your exam sheet, write the corresponding letter next to the number indicating each sentence. 4 points 1. . your childs hunger for knowledge with this CD-ROM version of our encyclopaedia. A. Satisfy B. Fulfil C. Meet D. Encounter 2. A copy of the booklet can be obtained . free of charge from your nearest chemists. A. extremely B. entirely C. highly D. very 3. We were sure that she . TV at that time. A. will be watching B. would be watching C. would watch D. is watching 4. We ; now well have to wait. A. neednt have hurried B. mustnt have hurried C. didnt hurry D. didnt need to hurry 2. Use the words in capitals at the end of each gapped line to form a word that fits in the space in the same line. Write these words on your exam sheet. 6 points 1. The committed during World War II are hard to understand. 2. The church was full of 3. I felt angry because he was watching me ... ENORMOUS WORSHIP SCORN 10 points
3. Fill in the gaps with only one word, so that the sentences make sense. 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. No had they left home than it started raining. Will the plane have arrived two oclock? Im sorry. I was under the that this seat was free. When I saw that elderly lady she me of my grandmother. He said it was accidental, but Im sure he did it on .
4. Read the text below. Some of the lines are correct but others contain an unnecessary word. If a line is correct put a tick ( ) at the end of the line. If the line has a word which should not be there, write the word at the end of the line. There are two examples done for you at the beginning (0) and (00). 6 points Twice a week, Carol puts aside her main job as a secretary to run up her cosy village post office in Yorkshire, setting out scales, rubber, stamps,TV licence forms and every other official documents on her kitchen table. She will very often offer customers a cup of tea along with their stamps or pension payments. However, now that she has been told her office will be shut unless she links her service up to the national computer network. Were the office to close, villagers, including some few pensioners, would be left with a ten-mile round trip by bus to visit the nearest post office. Carol said so she would be sorry to see the service go, but she couldnt face the disruption and the extra paperwork it would entail. 0 up 00 1 ___ 2 ___ 3 ___ 4 ___ 5 ___ 6 ___
5. Rewrite the following sentences, beginning as shown, so that the meaning stays the same. 4 points 1. I think you are working too hard, Ann, said Robert. Robert told Ann that . 2. I wish I hadnt eaten so much, said Tom. Tom regretted 3. You have to leave the dough a couple of hours before baking it. The dough 4. If youre ever in the neighbourhood, please drop in and see us. Should.
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1. Choose the correct answer and, on your exam sheet, write the corresponding letter next to the number indicating each sentence. 4 points 1. At the same moment, we both realised what was happening. A. quite B. simply C. very D. right 2. I supposed, as we all , that the meeting would be cancelled. A. did B. would C. equally D. does 3. The team be the same without my sister. A. mustnt B. wouldnt C. neednt D. dont need 4. At the end of the week, all the sales staff were exhausted. A. much B. even C. actually D. utterly 2. Use the words in capitals at the end of each gapped line to form a word that fits in the space in the same line. Write these words on your exam sheet. 6 points 1. Her work has been acclaimed for its ... use of imagery. 2. Tom and Mark are twins. 3. It is becoming difficult for artists to obtain public funding for their work. 3. Fill in the gaps with only one word, so that the sentences make sense. 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. You cant turn your backme now, not after all Ive done for you. She has the to blame herself all the time. It is by no certain that the Prime Minister will attend the meeting. You have to be patient with him, hes as as a mule. Ive got no news from them ever . IMAGINE IDENTITY INCREASE 10 points
4. Read the text below. Some of the lines are correct but others contain an unnecessary word. If a line is correct put a tick ( ) at the end of the line. If the line has a word which should not be there, write the word at the end of the line. There are two examples done for you at the beginning (0) and (00). 6 points An odd-job man who handed out thousands of pounds to strangers while claiming himself to be the National Lottery winner was jailed for three years yesterday after having a court heard he had stolen the money from a garden shed. Stephen Green, 45, told the court that if he discovered so much money in a garden shed at a house he was decorating. He said he had believed that the money to be the proceeds from drug deals or no tax evasion and decided without giving too much thought to embark on a spending spree. He even offered a huge tip to an off-duty bus driver who gave him a lift and hired out a private jet to fly him and his girlfriend to Scotland. 0 ___ 00 himself 1 ______ 2 ______ 3 ______ 4 ______ 5 ______ 6 ______
5. Rewrite the following sentences, beginning as shown, so that the meaning stays the same. 4 points 1. If nobody asks to see your passport, say nothing. Unless 2. Im afraid Ive been lying to you, said Tom. Tom admitted.. 3. It may make him unpopular, but John always sticks to his principles. However 4. They are building a new hospital in this area. A new hospital .
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1. Choose the correct answer and, on your exam sheet, write the corresponding letter next to the number indicating each sentence. 4 points 1. The inspector to say whether there were any suspects. A. refused B. avoided C. denied 2. Mary congratulated passing my exam. A. me B. for C. me on 3. Nothing .. the ordinary ever happens here. A. from B. out of C. about 4. I reckon Mark is. of a nervous breakdown. A. in charge B. under suspicion C. under no obligation
D. claimed D. for me D. more than D. on the verge
2. Use the words in capitals at the end of each gapped line to form a word that fits in the space in the same line. Write these words on your exam sheet. 6 points 1. The young woman was wearing a dress. FASHION 2. Each employees performance is at least once a year. VALUE 3. Anger is a normal emotion, but uncontrolled of temper can be destructive. BURST 3. Fill in the gaps with only one word, so that the sentences make sense. 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. There is nobody for I feel more respect than my mother. Both clocks say 12:30, so that be the time. Strange as it seem, I have never smoked in my life! .did we know what was in store for us later! The idea of marriage doesnt to me. 10 points
4. Read the text below. Some of the lines are correct but others contain an unnecessary word. If a line is correct put a tick ( ) at the end of the line. If the line has a word which should not be there, write the word at the end of the line. There are two examples done for you at the beginning (0) and (00). 6 points A two-year-old girl has taken to hospital with a broken right leg had her left 0 __has_ leg put in plaster. Sam Smith was taken to Medway Maritime Hospital 00 _ ___ after her mother noticed her own right leg was swollen. Sams father said 1 ______ that the mistake which was discovered only when the family returned 2 ______ home. We have looked at one another in disbelief when we realized they 3 ______ had plastered the wrong leg. We would like to complain officially, but they are 4 ______ so disorganized they would probably file the complaint in the wrong tray. 5 ______ He added that if the two plaster casts were so heavy he could barely lift 6 ______ his daughter. 5. Rewrite the following sentences, beginning as shown, so that the meaning stays the same. 4 points 1. It wasnt me who stole it , she said. She denied 2. Everyone knows she is a close friend of the manager. She .. 3. Although I expected her to be late, Mary arrived at the hotel in time. Contrary .. 4. Id rather walk than catch a bus. Id prefer
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1. Choose the correct answer and, on your exam sheet, write the corresponding letter next to the number indicating each sentence. 4 points 1. Im just to go out. Can I call you back later? A. likely B. about C. soon 2. Building work is to start next month. A. due B. bound C. expecting 3. As we climbed higher, the noise of the traffic gradually away. A. faded B. left C. weakened 4. She came in, picked up her things, and left before I could a sound. A. pronounce B. tell C. express
D. unlikely D. right D. disappeared D. utter
2. Use the words in capitals at the end of each gapped line to form a word that fits in the space in the same line. Write these words on your exam sheet. 6 points 1. She could not hide her at the prospect of working abroad. 2. He awaited the results of the medical examination with a certain amount of ... 3. Fatty fish like salmon and sardines are known to have properties. 3. Fill in the gaps with only one word, so that the sentences make sense. 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. EXCITE ANXIOUS MEDICINE 10 points
In appearance she after her father, but shes inherited her intelligence from her mother. Many people suffer insomnia. He lives in a house with no electricity, no gas and no water. Is dinner ready? I could eat a. . I have no investments or savings, so the state pension is my only.of income.
4. Read the text below. Some of the lines are correct but others contain an unnecessary word. If a line is correct put a tick ( ) at the end of the line. If the line has a word which should not be there, write the word at the end of the line. There are two examples done for you at the beginning (0) and (00). 6 points Four years ago John Brown realized why a long-held ambition to build 0 __why___ his own home in Merseyside .Now he is reaping the rewards: the house has 00 _______ doubled in value. If the living rooms are on the first floor, around a glass1 ________ walled atrium, with those large windows offering views over the Dee estuary. 2 ________ Four bedrooms occupy the ground floor and a detached garage acts as a 3 ________ gym. Five years ago I found out a plot and came up with a simple design. The 4 ________ architect modified it and produced a home that Im immensely proud of it, says 5 ________ Brown. Anyway, I should soon have started building a bigger house years ago. 6 ________ 5. Rewrite the following sentences, beginning as shown, so that the meaning stays the same. 4 points 1. Its unlikely she was enjoying herself very much. She cant 2. Experts thought that infected chickens were responsible for the outbreak of flu. Infected chickens.. 3. I think we must help our friend who is in need, she said. She suggested ............................. 4. Please dont turn on the radio. Id rather
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1. Choose the correct answer and, on your exam sheet, write the corresponding letter next to the number indicating each sentence. 4 points 1. Well talk about it when all the guests A. have left B. will have left C. are leaving D. will leave 2. Should your phone , me an e-mail. A. have broked / will you send B. break down / send C. broked down / send D. broke down / send 3. It is high time parents trusting their own children. A. start B. had started C. to start D. started 4. I wish the world a better place. A. has been B. were C. wasnt D. will be 2 Use the words in capitals at the end of each gaped line to form a word that fits in the space in the same line. 6 points 1. Be with that, its a dangerous weapon. 2. Oliver's CV is truly . He's bound to get the job. 3. Doctors believe that uncontrolled of temper may be destructive. 3. Fill in the gaps with only one word, so that the sentences make sense. 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. She was looking as if she not slept for a week. Please, phone me the you arrive. We havent heard him since he went away. Try as I , I can never solve crosswords. Mary is quite late, is unusual for her. CARE IMPRESS BURST 10 points
4. Each of the following sentences contains an error. Identify the errors and write the correct sentences on your exam sheet. 6 points 1. I am here since last week. 2. Not until it was too late, did I remembered to call Jane. 3. By the time hed made his decision, shed gone. 4. I realized they were not interested on my presentation. 5. It is not always economical for buses to run on Sundays. 6. Oh, no! The car is out of control. We go to crash!
5. Rephrase the following sentences, beginning as shown, so that the meaning stays the same. 4 points 1. Visitors are forbidden to take photographs inside the museum. Visitors are not 2. He is very angry because his sister lied to him. If 3. Although he was intelligent, he wasnt able to answer my question. In 4. It was such an expensive present that I couldnt buy it. The present..
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1. Choose the correct answer and, on your exam sheet, write the corresponding letter next to the number indicating each sentence. 4 points 1. He was made president of his country when he was 50. A. an B. a C. the D. one 2. In the end he do my way as I wont have it otherwise. A. will B. should C. shall D. could 3. Its about time she a baby of her own. A. had B. has had C. must have D. has to have 4. How far is Paris from London? I say. A. cant B. must C. couldnt D. dont have to 2 Use the words in capitals at the end of each gaped line to form a word that fits in the space in the same line. 6 points 1. Here is a tool with a of uses. 2. Im sorry thats my final 3. Shy and timid are words. MULTIPLE DECIDE SYNONYM 10 points
3. Fill in the gaps with only one word, so that the sentences make sense. 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. The reason the two children had become drug dealers was a mystery. When the disease spread, the town was quarantine. We owned a house garden was full of roses. Carrie finished the painting at night. I wish you had been straight with us from the beginning.
4. Each of the following sentences contains an error. Identify the errors and write the correct sentences on your exam sheet. 6 points 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. You look well, have you been on the holiday? John never met his father, he is probably death. Did you ever heard of a game called Pokemon? You mustnt go now, but you can, if you want to. What will you do if your father will find out? They both knew that none of them had been in any real danger.
5. Rephrase the following sentences, beginning as shown, so that the meaning stays the same. 4 points 1. If this pen isnt yours, what other persons can it be? If this pen isnt yours, who 2. I regret having lied to my girlfriend. I wish 3. Dont believe the rumour, no matter how often you hear it. Even though 4. Many students will certainly fail their exam. Many students are
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1. Choose the correct answer and, on your exam sheet, write the corresponding letter next to the number indicating each sentence 4 points 1. Statistics usually studied in college. A. are B. have been C. is 2. The passer-by recalls having fallen in a hole last night. A. fivefoots B. fivefoot C. fivefeet 3. It is wellknown that birds A. fly B. are flying C. have flown 4. It was said in the past that the earth square. A. is B. was C. has been
D. are being D. fivefeets D. have been flown D. had been
2 Use the words in capitals at the end of each gaped line to form a word that fits in the space in the same line. 6 points 1. The ring is absolutely its from my grandma. 2. He was accused of entering the country 3. She is the most honest, person I know. REPLACE LEGAL TRUST 10 points
3. Fill in the gaps with only one word, so that the sentences make sense. 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. I can hardly wait for the weekend! Im really to see you. Weve run out of sugar, so youll have to make without. When I retire, Ill devote myself painting. Im not used to spoken like that! The company asked me to work for them on basis.
4. Each of the following sentences contains an error. Identify the errors and write the correct sentences on your exam sheet. 6 points 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. Mary would rather her children not to spend so much time in front of the computer. Its time you have your watch repaired. Have you considered to take a part-time job? I wish the war stops soon. If only todays youngs preserved our traditions. She prefers going on a shopping spree than walking in the park.
5. Rephrase the following sentences, beginning as shown, so that the meaning stays the same: 4 points 1. It appears that she is single. She 2. Margaret left me a message. I had .. 3. Twenty thousand tourists visit the salt mine every month. By the end of the month, .. 4. Will you open the window, Mary? she asked. She asked ..
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1. Choose the correct answer and, on your exam sheet, write the corresponding letter next to the number indicating each sentence. 4 points 1. The woman let the man in unless he identifies himself. A. shant B. may not C. wont D. must not 2. Few who are really aware of the necessity of learning foreign languages. A. those be B. be those C. those are D. are those 3. Not even once the advice I gave her. A. will she follow B. shell follow C. she follows D. did she follow 4. That is Toms brother, you spoke to yesterday. A. that B. which C. whom D. whose 2. Use the words in capitals at the end of each gap line to form a word that fits in the space in the same line. 6 points 1. Customers will appreciate how the rooms are. 2. He was filled with deep when Lara left him. 3. It is the of these books that makes them valuable. SPACE SAD RARE 10 points
3. Fill in the gaps with only one word, so that the sentences make sense. 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. This year school starts September, the 16th. In many , she is just like her parents. I cant bear your constantly behaviour. They accused Helen stealing the money. After a year without a job, she was to find a way of making some money.
4. Each of the following sentences contains an error. Identify the errors and write the correct sentences on your exam sheet. 6 points 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. Do you feel having a cup of tea? My sister would own a motorcycle. If I were you, I will not go to the party. I think you shouldnt have trust him. The police has issued a description of the wanted man. I insist his being punished immediately.
5. Rephrase the following sentences, beginning as shown, so that the meaning stays the same. 4 points 1. Has he decided yet what she wants to do next week? Has she made 2. I wish I hadnt taken your advice. It was a mistake to 3. Harry is in hospital because a dog bit him. If Harry 4. Walking in the mountains is good for your health. It
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1. Choose the correct answer and, on your exam sheet, write the corresponding letter next to the number indicating each sentence. 4 points 1. I the museum twice this week. A. have visited B. visited 2. This time next week I in this office. A. will sit B. sit 3. They couldnt it. A. did B. have done 4. Ann hates there yesterday. A. to go B. to have gone
C. am visiting C. will be sitting C. doing C. going
D. visit D. sat D. had done D. having gone
2. Use the words in capitals at the end of each gap line to form a word that fits in the space in the same line. 6 points 1. Youll find out about the of this gadget as the game develops. 2. The systems were down and the ship couldnt locate itself. 3. You can imagine my when I found out that your e-mail contained a virus. 3. Fill in the gaps with only one word, so that the text makes sense. USEFUL NAVIGATE IRRITATE 10 points
A stupid tourist was staying in a hotel by a lake (1) was famous for its bright colour. One afternoon, he was sitting on the terrace with a view (2) the lake. When the waiter came to take his order, he asked (3) the lake was so blue. The waiter, who was bored (4) that question, told the man that if he came back at the end of the summer, he (5) see the lake being emptied. 4. Each of the following sentences contains an error. Identify the errors and write the correct sentences on your exam sheet. 6 points 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. Have you ever been eaten oysters? Hes tried to giving up many times. I am always forgetting for to check my e-mail. I dont know how she puts it up with him. She explained me how to use the heater. We had a little time left so we had to hurry.
5. Rephrase the following sentences, beginning as shown, so that the meaning remains the same. 4 points 1. It isnt really necessary for us to go there together. We 2. He may work hard, but hell fail the exam. However 3. Although he makes a lot of money, he cannot save anything. It doesnt matter 4. I wont write this letter in less than twenty minutes. Writing
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1. Choose the correct answer and, on your exam sheet, write the corresponding letter next to the number indicating each sentence. 4 points 1. was to call all his mates to see the terrible happening. A. What he did B. What he did do C. What did he do D. What did he done 2. At five oclock working as planned. A. did they stop B. they did stopped C. did they stopped D. they stopped 3. She woken up yet as it is Sunday and she enjoys staying late in bed. A. cant have B. mustnt have C. may not have D. shouldnt have 4. He has given me all I need for this. A. those B. what C. which D. that 2. Use the words in capitals at the end of each gap line to form a word that fits in the space in the same line. 6 points 1. I find all her poetry very 2. A six-hour long Wagner opera is not my idea of 3. After discussions, they finally agreed on a price. INSPIRE ENTERTAIN END 10 points
3. Fill in the gaps with only one word, so that the sentences make sense. 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. How much is that candle stick thats display in the window? Have you ever seen two people so over heels in love? The students had to learn all the irregular verbs by The view from the hotel really took ones away. Anyone could a mistake like that.
4. Each of the following sentences contains an error. Identify the errors and write the correct sentences on your exam sheet. 6 points 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. He left the house without telling anyone where he is going. I dont think that a persons physical appearance is really mattering. She rarely deserve to be congratulated for the wonderful work she has done. She prefers to spend her time with a good novel. You will find a job easily if you are suitable qualified. By next Monday, the report will have finished.
5. Rephrase the following sentences, beginning as shown, so that the meaning stays the same. 4 points 1. They were both unaware that the coach was about to leave. Neither 2. He always cheats in examination, which is dishonest. How 3. My sister is a fluent Spanish speaker. My sister 4. I regret having lied to my girlfriend. I wish
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1. Choose the correct answer and, on your exam sheet, write the corresponding letter next to the number indicating each sentence. 4 points 1. The boy held to the rope while waiting for help. A. tightly B. tight C. thickly 2. You better see the doctor immediately. A. had B. should C. would 3. Its high time you your hairstyle. A. change B. have changed C. changed 4. I congratulated him his recent promotion. A. for B. on C. with
D. toughly D. could D. will change D. of
2. Use the words in capitals at the end of each gap line to form a word that fits in the space in the same line. 6 points 1. You need to show a bit more ... to your job. 2. I know youre in a bad mood, try not to be so ... 3. I am afraid I am not much of a ... COMMIT FRIEND MATHEMATICS 10 points
Richard Houseman, the boss of a multinational corporation, got in the lift of his companys headquarters one day and was (1) to find a young man (2) was smoking a cigarette. Smoking had (3) banned in the company six months (4) and the management had had No Smoking (5) put up everywhere. 4. Each of the following sentences contains an error. Identify the errors and write the correct sentences on your exam sheet. 6 points 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. As soon as we will move into the new flat, well have a party. Could you remind to him that he needs to get it finished today? During the lesson he falled asleep. He has finally found a job which he is really interested in it. We have not got hardly any money left. Ive never heard such a strange music before.
5. Rephrase the following sentences, beginning as shown, so that the meaning stays the same. 4 points 1. There probably wont be any rain this weekend. Its 2. I have worked for the bank for six years. Six years . 3. We had hardly arrived home when it stared to rain. No sooner 4. We must consider the problem carefully. Careful
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1. Choose the correct answer and, on your exam sheet, write the corresponding letter next to the number indicating each sentence. 4 points 1. Helen worked A. hard yesterday at school. B. yesterday at school hard. C. at school yesterday hard. D. hard at school yesterday. 2. She decided to buy herself a dog after her house A. has been broken. B. had been broken. C. had been broken into. D. was broken into. 3. Far be it from me her! A. that I harm B. that I should harm C. to harm D. to have harmed her 4. They refused to let her leave for fear she on them. A. might tell B. shall tell C. can tell D. may tell 2. Use the words in capitals at the end of each gap line to form a word that fits in the space in the same line. 6 points 1. We were greeted politely but without any ... 2. People are worried about the ... of nuclear energy. 3. The groom was very ... WARM SAFE CHARM 10 points
Perhaps the most popular food (1) the world, the sandwich was named (2) an English aristocrat (3) spent most of (4) time gambling. He didnt have time to eat (5) , but with this snack, he could still play cards with one hand. 4. Each of the following sentences contains an error. Identify the errors and write the correct sentences on your exam sheet. 6 points 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. Your work has been satisfactory done, so you will be given a raise. Very little money were spent on decorating my flat. Under no circumstances you should accept his offer. Its time you go to bed! she told her children. She wanted to know what time did the bus leave. He was brought out by his parents.
5. Rephrase the following sentences, beginning as shown so that the meaning stays the same. 4 points 1. The only way you can reach the top is by working hard. Only 2. Hes an extremely dangerous driver. He 3. Its a pity you cant come along! If only 4. They will have repaired the roof by next week. The roof
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1. Choose the correct answer and, on your exam sheet, write the corresponding letter next to the number indicating each sentence. 4 points 1. A lot of firms raise by issuing new shares. A. capital B. gold C. profits 2. Her collection of antiques is worth a A. chance B. fortune C. money 3. In many families, the woman is now the principal A. breadbasket B. breadwinner C. earn 4. Its always a good idea to save up for a day. A. broke B. poor C. rainy
D. stock D. wealth D. entrepreneur D. wet
2. Use the words in capitals at the end of each gap line to form a word that fits in the space in the same line. 6 points 1. Hundreds of miners arrived in the town but only a became rich. 2. How much money do you need to find ? 3. It was only much later that the of his acts became clear. 3. Fill in the gaps with only one word, so that the text makes sense. HAND HAPPY SIGNIFY 10 points
For those who are not involved 1. the sport, it isnt really a sport at all and it 2. always been plagued by accusations of steroid abuse. You wont see it in the Olympic 3. ..or on the sports channels 4. TV. The great stars 5. completely unheard of outside their own world and most of us find these people revolting to look at. 4. Each of the following sentences contains an error. Identify the errors and write the correct sentences on your exam sheet. 6 points 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. They said us that this was unavoidable. Why didnt you asked him about the trip? He was gave a beautiful present. The students has read all the books in the library. He couldnt has said such a lie. The luggage were too heavy to be carried.
5. Rephrase the following sentences, beginning as shown, so that the meaning stays the same. 4 points 1. Nobody has told her yet. She still 2. The facts cannot be disputed. There.. 3. The train was delayed by heavy snow storms. Due to 4. Everyone heard about the wedding before I did. I was the.
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1. Choose the correct answer and, on your exam sheet, write the corresponding letter next to the number indicating each sentence. 4 points 1. Many metals are mined in South Africa. A. precious B. real C. rich 2. Most people need a when they buy a house. A. borrow B. loan C. mortgage 3. The offered the staff a bonus at the end of the year. A. company B. employees C. enterprise 4. Why did you go and all your money on sports cars? A. bash B. blow C. earn
D. silver D. lend D. society D. splash
2. Use the words in capitals at the end of each gap line to form a word that fits in the space in the same line. 6 points 1. The farm could no longer operate and was closed down. 2. Three candidates have been interviewed and an will be made very soon. 3. We apologize for the late of the Flight from London. 3. Fill in the gaps with only one word, so that the text makes sense. PROFIT APPOINT ARRIVE 10 points
People are always talking about the problem of youth. If there is (1) , which I take leave to doubt, then it is older people (2) created it. Let us get down (3) fundamentals and agree that (4) young are, after all, human (5) , people just like the elderly. 4. Each of the following sentences contains an error. Identify the errors and write the correct sentences on your exam sheet. 6 points 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. The police was called immediately. The news are not pleasant, you know. Lets go to the theatre, for instance, dont we? The furniture are too old to be in fashion. The technology has improved our life. The two friends helped one another.
5. Rephrase the following sentences, beginning as shown, so that the meaning stays the same. 4 points 1. Lets go to Capri next summer! Roy suggested . 2. He both paints and writes novels. Not only 3. The mechanic is repairing our car. We 4. We got home too late to meet Barbara. We didnt get
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1. Choose the correct answer and, on your exam sheet, write the corresponding letter next to the number indicating each sentence. 4 points 1. So well the poem that I expect to get a ten. A. had I known B. do I know C. I do know D. I had known 2. She spoke German very well and so her sister. A. does B. is C. did D. was 3. The noise is so terrible, I dont know how you can put with it. A. on B. for C. up D. in 4. Joe told me he sick, that is why he couldnt come. A. is feeling B. was feeling C. had felt D. had been felt 2. Use the words in capitals at the end of each gap line to form a word that fits in the space in the same line. 6 points 1. He was elected by all as their 2. The refused to lend us any book. 3. The was too difficult for our colleagues. LEAD LIBRARY COMPETE 10 points
Im afraid I must insist (1) you putting the cigarette (2) , said Houseman, but the man refused to obey. At this point, Houseman asked the man how much he (3) . Oh, I will probably make about eight hundred dollars this month, came the reply. The boss counted out eight hundred dollars and gave the money (4) the smoker. Youre fired, said Houseman. The young man smiled and pocketed the money: Thank you, he said, but I dont work here. I just had some pizzas to (5) . 4. Each of the following sentences contains an error. Identify the errors and write the correct sentences on your exam sheet. 6 points 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. Could you remind to me about my wifes birthday? I will come with you after I will finish my homework. I phoned to her to congratulate her on passing her exams. He had trying to persuade people to put money into his idea. He said to be the wealthiest man alive. Well soon finished this book.
5. Rephrase the following sentences, beginning as shown, so that the meaning stays the same. 4 points 1. Going on holiday has improved his health. Since he 2. They didnt arrive on time and so they missed the train. If they 3. I havent been to England for years. Its .. 4. Hes not answering the phone; maybe hes sleeping. He .
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1. Choose the correct answer and, on your exam sheet, write the corresponding letter next to the number indicating each sentence: 4 points 1. Why are you.....a new mountain bike? A. going to buy B. will you buy 2. I am sorry I.....to you for so long. A. dont write B. havent written 3. John was . with murder. A. accused B. arrested 4. You have put on weight. You should go diet. A. on a B. on
C. buy C. wasnt writing C. charged C. on the
D. buys D. had written D. sentenced D. into a
2. Use the words in capitals at the end of each gapped line to form a word that fits in the space in the same line. Write these words on your exam sheet. 6 points 1. Kapo the gorilla was born in 2. In the wild Kapos chances of ... would be slim. 3. This year, ... in the factory has suffered because of a lack of knowledge. 3. Fill in the gaps with only one word, so that the text makes sense. CAPTIVE SURVIVE PRODUCT 10 points
Marion looked at the way her daughters lived and was shocked. Neither was married. They lived together in a country cottage: Elspeth bred sheepdogs and Erin worked in the local school library. (1) looked after her appearance. Elspeth was thirty-eight and had hairy legs and her clothes (2) of damp dog, and Erin was thirty-five and at (3) two stone overweight. In the evenings they ate beans on toast and watched television. "You girls (4) to be married", said Marion, aghast. "There's no one around here (5) would like to marry us," said Elspeth and Erin. 4. Each of the following sentences contains an error. Identify the errors and write the correct sentences on your exam sheet. 6 points 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. There are a monkey over there in the cage. I wish she studies more for her exams. These informations are very important for all of us. She will go for a ride after she had finished her studies. My sisters-in-laws are very demanding. The tomatos are so rich in vitamins!
5. Rewrite the following sentences, beginning as shown, so that the meaning stays the same. 4 points 1. I am sorry now that I did not tell the police the truth. I regret .................... 2. Dave was tired but he carried on working. Although ........... 3. Someone has just stolen my cat. My ............. 4. It is possible that it will snow tomorrow. It .............
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1. Choose the right answer and, on your exam sheet, write the corresponding letter next to the number indicating each sentence. 4 points 1. Hes the author novel became a best seller. A. whom B. which C. whose D. of which 2. Employees of the company are forbidden toinformation about the secret formula. A. betray B. divulge C. portray D. say 3. They .. us for a long time. A. havent visited B. didnt visit C. will D. must 4. The trains are to run every twenty minutes. A. presumed B. supposed C. promised D. assumed 2. Use the words in capitals at the end of each gapped line to form a word that fits in the space in the same line. Write these words on your exam sheet. 6 points 1. Despite the terrible news, she remained 2. They decided that would be the best solution. 3. They are fat because they are so 3. Fill in the gaps with one word only so that the text makes sense. PERTURB WITHDRAW ACTIVE 10 points
Whether you call it truancy, unexcused absences or skipping school, students are not showing (1) for school in massive numbers. While truancy in itself is a problem and (2) of the greatest predictors of dropping out from school, (3) issues are also linked to this: violence, depression, juvenile crime. The (4) identified by talking to students range from boredom and loss of interest (5) irrelevant courses and suspensions. 4. Each of the following sentences contains an error. Identify the errors and write the correct sentences on your exam sheet. 6 points 1. The wedding took part in a small village church. 2. We shall give her a phone call as soon as we will get home. 3. There arent any easily solutions to this problem. 4. I promised her I will go straight home after the concert. 5. Nobody else want to do this job. 6. No sooner had the car arrived when it was surrounded by journalists. 5. Rewrite the following sentences, beginning as shown, so that the meaning stays the same. 4 points 1. Marys timekeeping was so bad that she risked losing her job. So 2. They made me tell everything I knew. I 3. As long as it doesnt rain, the party will be held outdoors. Should.. 4. Whose pen is this? Who.?
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1. Choose the correct answer and, on your exam sheet, write the corresponding letter next to the number indicating each sentence. 4 points 1. Someone .......all the cakes. Ill have to buy some more. A. eat B. has eaten C. eats 2. Are you . of all those difficulties? A. aware B. familiar C. versed 3. Id rather you ......... him our plans. A. told not B. wont tell C. wasnt telling 4. Romanians are well-known their hospitality. A. from B. at C. for
D. eating D. conscious D. didnt tell D. of
2. Use the words in capitals at the end of each gapped line to form a word that fits in the space in the same line. Write these words on your exam sheet. 6 points 1. Nobody is . 2. One of the most crime statistics in Europe is this. 3. Often the root cause is to drugs. 3. Fill in the gaps with only one word so that the text makes sense. MORTAL WORRY ADDICT 10 points
The oldest surviving churches in Britain were (1) in the Anglo-Saxon period, (2) the departure of the Romans and the coming of the Normans - that is from the fifth to the eleventh century. The Anglo-Saxons (3) built with wood, and when they did use stone they (4) to make the churches small because they did not (5) how to put up safe high walls, nor how to fix a roof over a wide building. 4. Each of the following sentences contains a word which should not be there. Identify the words and write them on your exam sheet. 6 points 1. Residents in the Blackwood area complained last night that they should have had been warned about the escape of a dangerous snake. 2. The snake, a python, is three meters long, and can to kill pets. 3. I had gone to lock my dog in the kitchen this morning, because I thought the snake could easily attack it. 4. Now I am not sure what I ought to be do. 5. It must be have found a hole in the wall, or it might have slipped out. 6. He said that people didn't needn't have been alarmed. 5. Rewrite the following sentences, beginning as shown, so that the meaning stays the same. 4 points 1. Despite the cold weather, we all went for a walk. Although.................... 2. The story was so interesting that I could not put it down. It was ...................... 3. If I were you I would not buy a cat. You ......................... 4. Perhaps Jeans plane was delayed. Jeans plane ............
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1. Choose the correct answer and, on your exam sheet, write the corresponding letter next to the number indicating each sentence. 4 points 1. By the time she reaches the house, the rain ... . A. will stop B. will have stopped 2. Dont phone between 8:00 and 9:00. I ... . A. am studying B. will have been studying 3. I studied French I did not like it. A. however B. although 4. I prefer walking running fast. A. to B. when
C. stops C. will be studying C. moreover C. than
D. shall stop D. will study D. despite D. where
2. Use the words in capitals at the end of each gapped line to form a word that fits in the space in the same line. Write these words on your exam sheet. 6 points 1. Many different ... are represented in the group. 2. They were famous for their ... and novel interpretation. 3. David has made a couple of ... on TV. 3. Fill in the gaps with only one word so that the text makes sense. NATIONAL CREATE APPEAR 10 points
When (1) than 8,000 youngsters in detention centres (2) placed on a new diet, their guards couldn't believe (3) difference. The inmates' problem behaviour - everything (4) fighting to stealing to nearly its half when all junk (5) was banned from the menu. 4. Each of the following sentences contains an error. Identify the errors and write the correct sentences on your exam sheet. 6 points 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. A local radio station must have had mixed up its reports. We found Lulu a few minutes after we missed her. We have had to climb a tree and bring her down. You should have never believe silly stories you hear on the radio. They should have been warning about the escape of a dangerous snake. The every time I go to a supermarket I ask myself why I go shopping there so often.
5. Rewrite the following sentences, beginning as shown, so that the meaning stays the same. 4 points 1. It would have been a good idea to take your umbrella. You .................... 2. It is possible that Ann is out. Ann.................... 3. The minister was interrupted just after starting his speech. Hardly ................. 4. It is thought that the two injured men were repairing the cables. The two injured men .............
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1. Choose the correct answer and, on your exam sheet, write the corresponding letter next to the number indicating each sentence: 4 points 1. If she me, she would come earlier. A. was B. were C. would be D. will be 2. She for a while now, but she has not seen any interesting places. A. has travelled B. travel C. traveled D. has been travelling 3. She is about the job than I am. A. more excited B. excitedly C. exciteder D. the most excited 4. had she visited him when his sister got in. A. Where B. Hardly C. Already D. No sooner 2. Use the words in capitals at the end of each gapped line to form a word that fits in the space in the same line. Write these words on your exam sheet. 6 points 1. Union ... eventually sat down with the management. 2. As a result they have made a ... investment. 3. It has become ... difficult to get skilled labourers. REPRESENT SUBSTANCE INCREASE 10 points
3. Fill in the gaps with only one word so that the text makes sense.
(1) one third of a person's food intake in the UK is sugar. So, if the rest of the diet is high (2) fats, heavily processed and overcooked, this can (3) to "borderline malnutrition", says lan Stoakes, development director of the British Society for Nutritional Medicine. Modern methods of processing and condensing food (4) us to consume far more "empty calories" than ever (5) 4. Each of the following sentences contains an error. Identify the errors and write the correct sentences on your exam sheet. 6 points 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. I looked in every one corner of the shop. There was simply no a sign of these products. All of I could see was a row of colourful shapes of all sizes. I decided to ask an assistant. They were all a busy of course. Meanwhile I had been filling my basket with all kinds of things I thought I wanted. After I was paid, I had no money left for the weekend.
5. Rewrite the following sentences, beginning as shown, so that the meaning stays the same. 4 points 1. I rarely get the chance to listen to such a famous singer. Rarely .................. 2. I started living here a couple of weeks ago. Ive ....................... 3. Please dont tell my mum about it. Id rather................ 4. Why dont you take a break? I suggest................
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1. Choose the correct answer and, on your exam sheet, write the corresponding letter next to the number indicating each sentence: 4 points 1. Hardly ... him when his sister got in. A. has she visited B. didnt visit C. had she visited 2. Dont leave the car here!. Maybe the police ... it. A. will observe B. will notice C. will see 3. I have heard some news the radio. A. on B. in C. on the 4. We all the house by the time you get there. A. will clean B. will has clean C. will have cleaned
D. she had visited D. will catch D. in the D. clean
2. Use the words in capitals at the end of each gapped line to form a word that fits in the space in the same line. Write these words on your exam sheet. 6 points 1. Take all necessary precautions. 2. He had so opposed his opponent. 3. This hair ... is fitted with a three point plug. SAFE POWER DRY 10 points
Contrary (1) the widely held belief, the life line (2) the palm of your hand does (3) indicate how long you are going to live. To (4) palm readers it really shows just how (5) you are going to live it. 4. Each of the following sentences contains an error. Identify the errors and write the correct sentences on your exam sheet. 6 points 1. Cars are faster of course and more than conveniently. 2. As cities become more of crowded, parking is getting harder. 3. Sometimes public transport is better, even though buses don't go as fast as cars do it. 4. I decided that enough was that enough. 5. She has a right to enjoy private moments with her family. 6. We are in the business of selling newspapers, and if we had to ask everyones permission, we will not do very well. 5. Rewrite the following sentences, beginning as shown, so that the meaning stays the same. 4 points 1. Little Terry refuses to sit down. Little Terry.......... 2. Do you want any more coffee?, Peter asked me. Peter.......... 3. I am sure he has not eaten yet. He............ 4. Ted and Marys wedding is in July. Ted and Mary are .............
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1. Choose the correct answer and, on your exam sheet, write the corresponding letter next to the number indicating each sentence. 4 points 1. Why on earth havent you told me that loose board? A. in B. about C. from 2. Sam the parcel the last time I spoke to him. A. hadnt received B. havent received C. hasnt received 3. Whatever happens I will meet you here . A. in a week B. on a week C. from a week 4. Sally! I to see you here! A. did not expected B. havent expected C. expect
D. of D. didnt receive D. at a week D. didnt expect
2. Use the words in capitals at the end of each gapped line to form a word that fits in the space in the same line. Write these words on your exam sheet. 6 points 1. Nowadays a great of different food is available. 2. Have the supermarkets become the most shops of all time? 3. They have made some kind of food less . 3. Fill in the gaps with only one word, so that the text makes sense. VARY SUCCESS EXPENSE 10 points
Your "sun line" hints (1) your artistic inclinations. An insight (2) personality is given by the "girdle of Venus". It tells, for (3) how moody or calm a person is. Your general (4) of health is indicated by the "health line". However, it is (5) always present, which is a good sign. 4. Each of the following sentences contains an error. Identify the errors and write the correct sentences on your exam sheet. 6 points 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. When I was young I had argued with my brothers and sisters all the time. I used to sharing most of my toys with them. She was careful watching the baby. Then I became very angry of him. This scissors are mine. You have given the wrong answer and so did she.
5. Rewrite the following sentences, beginning as shown, so that the meaning stays the same. 4 points 1. I am sorry now that I did not tell the police the truth. I wish .................... 2. If it had been more time available, the bridge would have been completed. Had there.............. 3. You ought to do some serious work. Its time ................ 4. Ill call you on my arrival. As soon as .............
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1. Choose the correct answer and, on your exam sheet, write the corresponding letter next to the number indicating each sentence. 4 points 1. Hurry up! I thought you ..ready by now. A. have been B. were C. was 2. The population of the city is . A. expanding B. stretching C. developing 3. A number of beautiful buildings are built here. A. acutely B. considerably C. exceptionally 4. While I .. , I saw Tom driving your car. A. were walking B. walked C. was walking
D. has been D. broadening D. drastically D. walk
2. Use the words in capitals at the end of each gapped line to form a word that fits in the space in the same line. Write these words on your exam sheet. 6 points 1. At the trial, nobody believed in Arthurs ... . 2. He had been accused of the of a valuable Chinese vase. 3. I have to the chicken before cooking it. 3. Fill in the gaps with only one word so that the text makes sense. INNOCENT THIEF FROST 10 points
Mary Tourtel was born (1) 28 January, 1874, the youngest (2) of Samuel Caldwell. The family were all very artistic and talented, yet of all this gifted family it is Mary (3) fame has brought so (4) new-wave pilgrims to the city (5) Canterbury . 4. Each of the following sentences contains an error. Identify the errors and write the correct sentences on your exam sheet. 6 points 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. They either laughed about it nor told us to forget about it. You must to have been surprised when you received the letter from me. Im glad you will be able to have put me up when I come to London. Could you do some tea, please? They should be ashamed with themselves. I should buy a street map when I arrived.
5. Rewrite the following sentences, beginning as shown, so that the meaning stays the same. 4 points 1. Is the train on time?, asked one of the people. One.................... 2. My advice is to inform the police. Were ................ 3. They believe a single man carried on the attack. A single .................... 4. It is essential that the message gets to him. This message.............
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1. Choose the correct answer and, on your exam sheet, write the corresponding letter next to the number indicating each sentence. 4 points 1. I you for ages! A. was not seeing B. havent seen 2. By the time she comes back, they . A. have left B. will be leaving 3. The city expanded . A. quick B. quickly 4. I have been waiting for you for two hours A. the last B. the latest
C. hadnt seen C. will leave C. fastly C. the couple
D. didnt see D. will have left D. big D. few
2. Use the words in capitals at the end of each gapped line to form a word that fits in the space in the same line. Write these words on your exam sheet. 6 points 1. I want you to apologize for the ... of your flight. 2. ... , our luxury coach was there. 3. The red car was involved in the ... . CANCEL FORTUNE COLLIDE 10 points
It was a cold April (1) , and on the ride to Connecticut the Robertses, a couple in (2) early forties, seemed (3) agreeable - no one you would (4) to spend a long weekend (5) , but not bad. 4. Each of the following sentences contains an error. Identify the errors and write the correct sentences on your exam sheet. 6 points 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. A fire engine arrive as soon as they were there. You can go to the library to lend books. No other drivers were hurt although several had to avoid the dangerous. There was said that there were ghosts in the house. Ive come to say you goodbye. You used to work in Belgium, used you?
5. Rewrite the following sentences, beginning as shown, so that the meaning stays the same. 4 points 1. I have never heard such nonsense. Never........................... 2. Nobody knows anything about the car. Nothing ........................ 3. It was not necessary to bring the book; why did you? You ............................. 4. It is essential that the message gets to him. This message .............
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1. Choose the correct answer and, on your exam sheet, write the corresponding letter next to the number indicating each sentence. 4 points 1. I wish I my car. A. did not sell B. hadnt sold 2. Will you be there by lunch? A. over B. at 3. We some guests right now. A. are expecting B. will expect 4. Nobody how long the journey would take. A. wondering B. understood
C. will not sell C. quite C. expect C. acknowledged
D. would sold D. now and D. expected D. knew
2. Use the words in capitals at the end of each gapped line to form a word that fits in the space in the same line. Write these words on your exam sheet. 6 points 1. Its hard to resist such a . 2. I wanted to create an ... story. 3. The was great and the kids liked it. TEMPT AMUSE PERFORM 10 points
I kept asking them, (1) begging them, to stop the car and let me out, but they were so involved in their invectives (2) they ignored me. Eventually, the (3) stopped of its own accord (temporarily) when it swiped against the side of a tree. I used the (4) to jump (5) of the car's back door and run into the woods. 4. Each of the following sentences contains an error. Identify the errors and write the correct sentences on your exam sheet. 6 points 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. This is a book who gives an accurate description of the war. Of course it may be been so. No other drivers werent hurt although several had to avoid it. I cant hear the radio. Can you make it loud? Money will make you more happy and more successful. The film got so good reviews that it became a success.
5. Rewrite the following sentences, beginning as shown, so that the meaning stays the same. 4 points 1. It is a pity you cannot stay. I wish .................... 2. She couldnt concentrate on her work because of the noise. It was ...................... 3. Its easy for Sam to speak in public. Sam has ................... 4. This project will be looked into very carefully. We .............
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1. Choose the correct answer and, on your exam sheet, write the corresponding letter next to the number indicating each sentence. 4 points 1. Why on earth me about that loose board? A. didnt you tell B. havent you told 2. Sam the parcel the last time I spoke to him. A. didnt received B. havent received 3. Going to Spain this summer is question. A. outside B. out of the 4. This furniture is . A. astonished B. astonishing
C. hadnt you told C. hasnt received C. beside the C. astonish
D. arent you told D. hadnt received D. behind the D. astonishingly
2. Use the words in capitals at the end of each gapped line to form a word that fits in the space in the same line. Write these words on your exam sheet. 6 points 1. They have made some kind of food less . 2. It is not a very interesting . 3. Perhaps I should give you an for this mess. EXPENSE OCCUPY EXPLAIN 10 points
3. Fill in the gaps with only one word so that the sentences make sense. 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. If you have a problem, put your palm. David was of what he had done, and he blushed. I'm not very ... on the idea of going climbing. Mary is always .... about all the famous people she has met. George and I ... about politics all night!
4. Each of the following sentences contains an error. Identify the errors and write the correct sentences on your exam sheet. 6 points 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. I will always remember my first day at the school. We took a taxi so as to not be late. She has never spoken to me before last year. Where is the scissors? She is not complaining of it. It is high time she studies about her exams.
5. Rewrite the following sentences, beginning as shown, so that the meaning stays the same. 4 points 1. Will you ask for more sugar? She 2. They are probably typing for the magazine. They 3. If it werent for her 112 call, we would be dead now. But 4. They are describing some beautiful places they visited last year. Some
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1. Choose the correct answer and, on your exam sheet, write the corresponding letter next to the number indicating each sentence. 4 points 1. I really regretted my mistake. It was one that I A. mustnt make B. had not to make C. ought not to make 2. Thank you for letting me your son for a walk. A. taking B. taken C. to take 3. I can sell you some books but only . A. little B. few C. a little 4. You certainly wouldn't like in such bad company. A. to be seeing B. to be seen C. to have seen
D. ought not to have made D. take D. a few D. to see
2. Use the word in capitals at the end of each gapped line to form a word that fits in the space in the same line. Write these words on your exam sheet. 6 points 1. Neil and Jane have three children. Jane also has a son from a previous 2. The film was so You knew exactly how it was going to end. 3. The police are concerned about the significant rise in 3. Fill in the gaps with only one word so that the text makes sense. MARRY PREDICT HOME 10 points
It is fashionable (1) current affairs producers on radio and television to invite members (2) the public to the studio . All this is (3) doubt well-intentioned. The public ought to make its view heard. The problem is that broadcasting demands considerable skill, (4) is not easily learnt, so putting on the air a lot of people who have never broadcast (5) usually results in confusion. 4. Each of the following lines contains a word which should not be there. Identify the words and write them on your exam sheet. 6 points 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. Mr. Fred Harris decided to leave from home. He had been unemployed for three more months. His wife was getting angrier and angrier. He could not go on with any longer. So, one Wednesday morning, he packed together a small suitcase and left his home in Newcastle. He went to the railway station and, when after buying a platform ticket for five pence, boarded on the express train to London.
5. Rephrase the following sentences, beginning as shown, so that the meaning stays the same. 4 points 1. Jim missed the plane because he arrived late at the airport. If 2. "How about renting a boat?" he said. He suggested 3. Someone must tell him about the accident. He 4. Alice finished the project on her own although it wasn't necessary to do so. Alice neednt
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1. Choose the correct answer and, on your exam sheet, write the corresponding letter next to the number indicating each sentence. 4 points 1. There isn't ... salt on the table. A. any B. the C. some 2. It has been five years since I last ... Spanish. A. spoke B. have spoken C. was speaking 3. The Queen is said ... Australia next year. A. to visit B. to be visiting C. to have visited 4. She was angry ... being left alone. A. in B. at C. on
D. a D. have been speaking D. that she will visit D. of
2. Use the word in capitals at the end of each gapped line to form a word that fits in the space in the same line. Write these words on your exam sheet. 6 points 1. You need to ... the final point of the essay. It's rather confusing. 2. The play turned out to be a big ... . It was really quite boring. 3. Marion has just won a ... to a world-renowned university. 3. Fill in the gaps with only one word so that the text makes sense. CLEAR DISAPPOINT SCHOLAR 10 points
Global English exists (1) ... a political and cultural reality. Many misguided theories attempt to explain (2) the English language should have succeeded internationally, while (3) ... have not. Is it because there is (4) ... inherently logical or beautiful about the structure of English? (5) its simple grammar make it easy to learn? 4. Each of the following lines contains a word which should not be there. Identify the words and write them on your exam sheet. 6 points 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. In times of trouble when snails have the perfect escape, but retreating into a one shell does not always guarantee a survival. For the land snail, Arianta arbustorum, faced with local climatic of warming in the Swiss city of Basle, having had a shell has not helped a bit. Between 1903 and 1991 this snail became really extinct.
5. Rephrase the following sentences, beginning as shown, so that the meaning stays the same. 4 points 1. She feels lonely since she hasn't got any friends. If 2. "What time did you arrive in Paris?" he asked. He asked me 3. I'm sure he didn't lock the door. He never does. He 4. I'd like to be in Ireland right now. I wish
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1. Choose the correct answer and, on your exam sheet, write the corresponding letter next to the number indicating each sentence. 4 points 1. Quite honestly all I was doing was simply ... polite conversation. A. made B. making C. having made D. makes 2. He asked me what I ... with his bag. A. did do B. had done C. will do D. have done 3. He was wondering what ... prompted him to take no notice at all. A. has B. have C. had D. having 4. I was asking myself what in all honesty she ... do next. A. will B. would C. shall D. had 2. Use the word in capitals at the end of each gapped line to form a word that fits in the space in the same line. Write these words on your exam sheet. 6 points 1. You will need your parents' if you want to go on the school trip. 2. It's a wonderful restaurant. We recommend it! 3. Thank you so much for the flowers. It's very ... of you. 3. Fill in the gaps with only one word so that the text makes sense. PERMIT HIGH THOUGHT 10 points
Cats are using computers more and more (1) days. As it turns out, computers are perfect objects to sit (2)...., rub up against, mess up with cat hair, and hiss at. Forget (3) .... sewing basket. Forget the laundry basket. Computers are much (4).... attractive. What more could a cat want (5).... a floppy disc to trash, monitors to scratch, mouse pad to claw, and laser printers for yoga or aerobics practice? 4. Each of the following sentences contains an error. Identify the errors and write the correct sentences on your exam sheet. 6 points 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. Jack Friedhamm was born in New York in October 25, 1965. He began school at the age of six and continued until he was 18 years. He then had gone to New York University to learn Medicine. While he was to University he met his wife Cindy. Cindy was a beautiful woman with black long hair. They went out of for 5 years before they decided to get married.
5. Rephrase the following sentences, beginning as shown, so that the meaning stays the same. 4 points 1. I didn't go to Patty's party because she didn't invite me. If 2. People believe that Nostradamus' predictions will come true. It 3. Perhaps Tom knew about the trip, but I'm not sure. Tom 4. I regret that I didnt stay longer in London. I wish
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1. Choose the correct answer and, on your exam sheet, write the corresponding letter next to the number indicating each sentence. 4 points 1. He actually denied anything of the sort. A. to do B. done C. did D. doing 2. He came into the room and demanded ... what had happened. A. to know B. knowing C. know D. having known 3. That programme is so boring that it's like watching paint ... A. dries B. dried C. dry D. has dried 4. By the end of this year I realize I ... writing tests for three years now. A. shall be B. will have been C. will be D. will have 2. Use the word in capitals at the end of each gapped line to form a word that fits in the space in the same line. Write these words on your exam sheet. 6 points 1. Ben behaves like a child when he doesn't get his own way. He's so ... 2. Oliver's CV is truly ... He's bound to get the job. 3. We need to find a ... to the problem as soon as possible. 3. Fill in the gaps with only one word so that the text makes sense. MATURE IMPRESS SOLVE 10 points
Pauline Nicher, (1) ... 46, and her husband, Tom, 44, had (2) ... lost their jobs and were living in and out of motels with their 11-year-old son, Jason. They were also in (3) of losing their car for failure to make payments on it. One day last winter, Pauline (4) ... a wallet. For a second I thought about taking the money, she said later. Instead, she delivered the wallet and (5) ... contents to the nearest police station. 4. Each of the following lines contains an error. Identify the errors and write the correct text on your exam sheet. 6 points Looking for work 1. Daniel is a waiter, but hes been out of the work for two months 2. and hes trying to find another job. He has been applied for hundreds of jobs, 3. but hes only had one interview. He would like for to work in an 4. office as the pay is more good than being a waiter. At the moment 5. he doesnt have any of qualifications, but hes doing a business course 6. in the evenings and when he will complete it he should be in a better position. 5. Rephrase the following sentences, beginning as shown, so that the meaning stays the same. 4 points 1. I took my necklace to the jeweller's and he mended it. I 2. "Remember to check the tyres before leaving," they said to us. He reminded 3. As soon as I had finished speaking Henry jumped to my feet. Scarcely 4. Why dont you copy your brothers excellent example? Its high time
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1. Choose the correct answer and, on your exam sheet, write the corresponding letter next to the number indicating each sentence. 4 points 1. That stupid dog ... all day long. A. does always bark B. always is barking C. always barked D. is always barking 2. All I can say at the moment is: Long ... the company! A. live B. lives C. lived D. living 3. Sometimes I wish I ... what the future holds. A. know B. known C. knew D. knows 4. Try the door really hard if you want to open it. A. pushing B. push C. pushes D. to push 2. Use the word in capitals at the end of each gapped line to form a word that fits in the space in the same line. Write these words on your exam sheet. 6 points 1. Don't be afraid of the dog. He's absolutely ... . 2. The company is trying hard to improve customer ... . 3. Patricia's very ... . She writes short stories, paints and makes sculptures. 3. Fill in the gaps with only one word so that the text makes sense. HARM SATISFY CREATE 10 points
The snow was (1) on the slopes of the mountain and the skiers were enjoying (2) on their holiday. As I stood beside one of the little streams, (3) ... were now frozen, I was surprised to see the (4) variety of animal tracks in the snow. This (5) made me very happy. 4. Each of the following lines contains an error. Identify the errors and write the correct text on your exam sheet. 6 points 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. What I've learned is what you can't rely on public transport. Sometimes you are waiting for 40 minutes before a bus finally will come. While you finally get on the bus, it's really crowded and you have to stand. Because of it's so crowded, you can't read or take a nap. Often, the bus stops at every stop to let new people to get on.
5. Rephrase the following sentences, beginning as shown, so that the meaning stays the same. 4 points 1. Shell get to the theatre after the beginning of the play. By the time 2. People expect he will get to the final. He 3. Although he is very competitive, he likes helping the others. In spite of 4. The ambulance arrived shortly after they had dialled 112. Hardly
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1. Choose the correct answer and, on your exam sheet, write the corresponding letter next to the number indicating each sentence. 4 points 1. Would you look my plants while Im away? A. for B. after C. into 2. You have been very hungry since you ate all the sandwiches. A. should B. would C. must 3. You better see a doctor as soon as possible. A. had B. would C. should 4. He for three hours when we got there. A. has been working B. had been working C. was working
D. over D. could D. have D. worked
2. Use the word in capitals at the end of each gapped line to form a word that fits in the space in the same line. Write these words on your exam sheet. 6 points 1. 2. 3. He gave the child a of sweets. In these days at airports is very important. He is too to drive such a long way. HAND SECURE EXPERIENCE 10 points
I met an American girl at Chicago airport (1) summer. We fell in love and crossed the Atlantic seven (2) in the past year. We almost (3) married, but didnt have the courage to (4) it after only a few visits. Now I cannot stop worrying (5) we threw away something wonderful. 4. Each of the following sentences contains an error. Identify the errors and write the correct sentences on your exam sheet. 6 points 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. Hardly I had entered the room when I saw the flowers. Im looking forward seeing you again next year. He isnt used to get up so early. I wish I didnt behave so foolishly last night. He was guilty for more than one theft. If I get there on time, I would catch the train.
5. Rephrase the following sentences, beginning as shown, so that the meaning stays the same. 4 points You didnt listen to me and now you dont know what to do. If 2. Whose is that bag on the table? Who 3. Ive been waiting for twenty minutes, she said. She said 4. I dont like this food as much as you do. You 1.
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1. Choose the correct answer and, on your exam sheet, write the corresponding letter next to the number indicating each sentence. 4 points 1. The two cars for sale were in poor condition, so I didnt buy . A. either of them B. both of them C. neither of them D. each of them 2. She ... working on that manuscript for two years now. A. will be B. has been C. had been D. is 3. I ... there once a long time ago and haven't been back since. A. went B. go C. have gone D. was going 4. This exercise will give you practice. A. farther B. much more C. as better D. a lots of 2. Use the word in capitals at the end of each gapped line to form a word that fits in the space in the same line. Write these words on your exam sheet. 6 points 1. In ... with Tokyo, London and Paris are relatively cheap. 2. The president's speech went on for so long that I almost died of ... ! 3. Governments should take action to reduce levels of 3. Fill in the gaps with only one word so that the text makes sense. COMPARE BORE POLLUTE 10 points
Research has (1) that noise has many harmful effects (1) people's health. Damage to a person's hearing is the most well-known of (3) effects. Although the eardrum itself is (4) damaged by noise, other parts of the ear (5) be affected. 4. Each of the following sentences contains an error. Identify the errors and write the correct sentences on your exam sheet. 6 points 1. Many household in San Francisco pay for cable TV. 2. Most people subscribe to a standard package, which includes a variety channels. 3. Others pays additional fees for premium channels like HBO. 4. Recently, San Francisco's cable company has been beginning to offer digital cable. 5. With digital cable, subscribers pay extra fee for a package of expanded channels. 6. Digital cable allows 12 channels to come through the same cable that previous supported only one. 5. Rephrase the following sentences, beginning as shown, so that the meaning stays the same. 4 points 1. 2. 3. 4. Perhaps we'll go swimming tomorrow. We I started studying at 5 oclock. It is now 7 oclock and I am still studying. I She seldom comes to visit her relatives. Seldom .. Take some time to do serious work. Its time ..
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1. Choose the correct answer and, on your exam sheet, write the corresponding letter next to the number indicating each sentence. 4 points 1. No sooner ... I shut the door, when the telephone rang. A. have B. did C. will D. had 2. The witness ... everyone that he hadn't had anything to do with the crime. A. convinces B. is convincing C. convinced D. has convinced 3. We asked him why he ... telephoned earlier. A. hadn't B. hasn't C. didn't D. wouldn't 4. I must admit I ... thought how the story would finish before I read the book. A. haven't B. hadn't C. aren't D. couldn't 2. Use the word in capitals at the end of each gapped line to form a word that fits in the space in the same line. Write these words on your exam sheet. 6 points 1. Payment will be effected on ... of the goods. 2. A five per cent discount for regular customers is not really ... 3. Let me introduce you to Helen, the management ... RECEIVE ACCEPT ASSIST
10 points
Tuscany has much to offer the visitor as it has (1) beautiful countryside and a number of historic towns. One of its most famous cities is Florence, which is known (2) its cathedral and the beautiful bridge, Ponte Veccchio. In (3) , there are some colourful markets, which are (4) cheap considering how expensive Italy (5) be. 4. Each of the following lines contains an error. Identify the errors and write the correct text on your exam sheet. 6 points Big news events from the 1990s 1. The Hubble Space Telescope, who has provided evidence for the existence of black holes, 2. was launched by NASA in 1990. In 1991, The Gulf War has captured the attention of the world 3. as the allied forces - led by United States - fought an aggressive bombing campaign 4. against Iraq. The official break-up of the Soviet Union had begun on September 1991 when the 5. three Baltic Republics - Estonia, Lithuania, and Latvia - achieved fully independent. In 1992, 6. scenes from the Rodney King riots in Los Angeles, CA were broadcasted around the world. 5. Rephrase the following sentences, beginning as shown, so that the meaning stays the same. 4 points 1. If we were more responsible, we would take strong measures to prevent crime. Were 2. I didnt go to the party last week. If only .. 3. We arrived late at the wedding. The ceremony began before we arrived. By the time 4. We have never seen such a terrible accident. Never .
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1. Choose the correct answer and, on your exam sheet, write the corresponding letter next to the number indicating each sentence. 4 points 1. I'd had scarcely any time to think about it before they ... me for my opinion. A. had asked B. did ask C. asked D. have asked 2. He realized he ... left his wallet in the car before he reported it lost. A. has B. didn't C. wouldn't D. had 3. What ... be doing this time tomorrow? A. were you B. did you C. have you D. will you 4. He was quite definite about it and assured me he ... come. A. will B. shall C. should D. would 2. Use the word in capitals at the end of each gapped line to form a word that fits in the space in the same line. Write these words on your exam sheet. 6 points 1. Could you send us ten ... brochures for distribution among our staff? 2. I usually have a sore head after a night of ... drinking and smoking. 3. Check if there is a ... fee. 3. Fill in the gaps with only one word so that the text makes sense. ADD EXCEED CANCEL 10 points
A well-known Jerusalem doctor believes that smoking cigarettes is a learned habit (1) can be unlearned. It would be (2) ... to help people succeed (3) breaking their habit of smoking cigarettes, (4) ... they understood that most smoking (5) ... done automatically. 4. Each of the following lines contains an error. Identify the errors and write the correct text on your exam sheet. 6 points Big news events from the 1990s 1. Nelson Mandela, whom had spent more than 25 years in prison for his political beliefs, 2. has been elected the first black president of South Africa in 1994. 3. The worse terrorist bombing in the history of the U.S. occurred in Oklahoma City in 1995. 4. India, a nation of nearly one billion people, celebrated 50 year of independence 5. from British colonial rule on August 1997. 6. In 1997-98, El Nino devastated the world by contributed to drought in Southeast Asia. 5. Rephrase the following sentences, beginning as shown, so that the meaning stays the same. 4 points 1. People thought that Jimmy Hendrix was a genius. Jimmy .. 2. "You'd better go to the doctor, Paul" she said. She advised . 3. I'd like John to be here. I wish 4. Although he lacks training, he is a very talented musician. Despite .
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1. Choose the correct answer and, on your exam sheet, write the corresponding letter next to the number indicating each sentence. 4 points 1. 2. 3. 4. ... be buying the house or haven't you decided yet? A. Did you B. Have you C. Were you Is he ... arrested as we speak? A. be B. been C. being All these houses ... neglected for decades. A. will be B. are being C. has been Where you borrowed last week? A. is scissors B. is the scissors C. are scissors
D. Will you D. will be D. have been D. are the scissors
2. Use the word in capitals at the end of each gapped line to form a word that fits in the space in the same line. Write these words on your exam sheet. 6 points 1. 2. 3. We earn our ... in America today in peaceful ... with people all across the Earth. Profound and ... forces are shaking our world. LIVE COMPETE POWER 10 points
Located in the Bay of Naples in southern Italy, Pompeii was the place (1) ... the Romans chose to (2) their country villas. The (3) ... was busy and prosperous and the streets were lined (4) ... shops, houses and temples. It had an open-air theatre and (5) baths. 4. Each of the following sentences contains a word which should not be there. Identify the words and write them on your exam sheet. 6 points 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. Listening to Mozart can be significantly increase your intelligence, according to the researchers in America. Unfortunately, the effect is temporary and only lasts about 15 minutes long. Dr Frances Rauscher and others two colleagues from the University of California were reported the findings in the journal Nature. They asked 36 college students to undergo standard of psychological tests after listening to Mozart.
5. Rephrase the following sentences, beginning as shown, so that the meaning stays the same. 4 points 1. 2. 3. 4. I regret I didn't tell John about the party. I wish First Sam read information about the country he wanted to visit. Then he booked his flight. After My sister didnt complete the computer training course so she couldnt find a job. If It was a mistake to sell the house. I wish I hadn't. I shouldnt
SUBIECTUL II
1. Choose the correct answer and, on your exam sheet, write the corresponding letter next to the number indicating each sentence. 4 points 1. If they had waited another month, they could probably ... a better price for their house. A. would get B. had got C. have got D. could get 2. If you ... of applying for that job, my advice is: forget it. A. are thinking B. will think C. will be thinking D. would think 3. ... he been more careful, he would have spotted the mistake. A. Were B. Had C. Has D. Is 4. If only I'd invested in that company, I'd ... a millionaire by now. A. became B. have become C. had become D. would become 2. Use the word in capitals at the end of each gapped line to form a word that fits in the space in the same line. Write these words on your exam sheet. 6 points In the centre of the room, clamped to an upright easel, 1. stood the full-length portrait of a young man of 2. personal beauty, and in front of it, some little 3. away, was sitting the artist himself, Basil Hallward, whose sudden ... some years ago caused, at the time, such public excitement. 3. Fill in the gaps with only one word so that the text makes sense.
ORDINARY DISTANT APPEAR
10 points
Many less-developed countries have specialized in the production of one (1) export. For instance coffee represents 70% of Columbia's exports, while Zambia is more specialized, since copper represents 90% (2) its total exports. Normally, specialization in one product is (3) to have advantages. After all, if you have a large (4) ... of people doing the same thing, there's a good (5) that they will be very good at it and very efficient. 4. Each of the following lines contains a word which should not be there. Identify the words and write them on your exam sheet. 6 points 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. Imagine it that one day you woke up and discovered that you had been completely lost your memory. How would you be feel exactly? I have thought about this after I was involved in an accident and I woke up in hospital, and said to myself 'It's the time I got up and have went to school!' I soon realized my mistake.
5. Rephrase the following sentences, beginning as shown, so that the meaning stays the same. 4 points 1. Im sorry young children dont have much time to play at school. I wish 2. I'm sure John locked the office before leaving. He always does. John must 3. A professional photographer will take all my wedding photographs. All my wedding photographs 4. The builder insisted that he had completed the renovations the day before. The renovations

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Ministerul Educaiei, Cercetrii i Inovrii Centrul Naional pentru Curriculum i Evaluare n nvmntul Preuniversitar

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