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100

My neighbours are a lovely ……………………… couple. They are retired now. They must be about 80, but they’re still very active. (this word is a more polite way to say ‘old’)

elderly

100

I’ll try to ……………………… the 6.30 train in the morning.

      A    catch  

      B    miss  

      C    delay

A catch

100

Last year my family decided that we (1) ………………………  to visit Greece.

1    A had wanted             B wanted             C want

B wanted

100

Something ……………………… delicious in the kitchen! (smell)

smells

100

Hi, Ben. Are you hungry? Did you have anything to eat yet?

Have you had/have you eaten

200

Most airline companies nowadays only allow you to take a small amount of ……………………… on board. Any larger suitcases have to go in the hold. (this word has a similar meaning to ‘bags’)

Luggage

200

1. Where did your car break ……………………… ?

      A    up

      B    over

      C    down

2. The ……………………… to Rome is £400 and that’s a little too expensive for us. 

      A    cost

      B    fare

      C    departure

1. C down

2. B fare

200

Last year my family decided to visit Greece. We're all fascinated by Greek legends and I
(2) ……………………… to see, in real life, the ancient monuments and places I (3) ……………………… about as a child.

2    A has always hoped  B always hoped  C had always hoped

3    A read            B had read          C was reading

2. C had always hoped

3. B had read

200

1. ……………………… you ……………………… into town? Can I come with you? (drive)

2. It ……………………… quite cold outside. Take a hat
and scarf. (get)

1. Are ... driving

2. is getting

200

No, not yet, Mum. I was working on this essay for two hours and I haven’t finished it already.

Was working - have been working

already - yet

300

He had been playing football and his shirt was covered in thick mud. It was ……………………… . (this word means the same as ‘very dirty’)

Filthy

300

1. The hotel was ……………………… ; it had a hundred rooms! 

      A    ancient

      B    historic

      C    enormous

2. I’m sorry I’m late, but I ……………………… the bus.  

      A    lost

      B    delayed  

      C    missed

1. C enormous

2. C missed

300

My father (4) ……………………… about a tour company that specialised in cultural tours for families, so he booked two weeks with them. It (5) ……………………… one of my best holidays ever – a great mix of sightseeing, relaxing and outdoor activities – and it convinced me I wanted to live in Greece. 

4    A was hearing       B had heard        C has heard

5    A has been                 B had been         C was

4. B had heard

5. C was

300

1. We ……………………… about staying on a campsite while we’re on holiday. (think)

2. Brad is taking his driving test this afternoon.
I ……………………… he’s quite nervous! (think)

1. are thinking

2. think

300

Mum:     OK. Is it French homework?

Ben:       Yes, it is. I didn’t used to enjoy French, but I
do now.

Didn't used to - didn't use to

400

They’re lucky not to have neighbours on either side of their house because theirs is ……………………… . (this word means that a house is not connected to any other)

Detached

400

Maya:  Lisa was telling me about her family yesterday.
It was really interesting.

Tom:   What did she say?

Maya: Well, apparently her grandfather was a very rich man who loved sailing and the sea. He used to own two luxury (1) …………………… . In the summer they would sail over to France on them.

Tom:   Her father owns a (2) ……………………… , doesn’t he?

Maya: Yes, he has one that makes jam, I think. It’s that big industrial building on the outskirts of town.

1    A boats     B planes       C ferries      D yachts

2    A factory      B flat      C skyscraper   D mansion

1. D yachts

2. A factory

400

How are you today?

Wonderful, perfect, amazing :)

400

1. Anna was angry because I ……………………… ……………………… (not invite) her to my birthday party.

2. As soon as I ………………………………………………  (get) home, I packed my suitcase for the holiday.

1. Hadn't invited/didn't invite

2. got

400

OK. Well, we’ll have supper when you finish then.
I am cooking for two hours and I’ve made a delicious pie.

Am cooking - have been cooking

500

When we went on holiday, we ……………………… very early so that we avoided the early morning traffic. (this phrasal verb means ‘to start a journey’)

Set off

500

Tom:   I like Lisa. She’s fun and very (3) ……………………… . Not at all like her sister who’s very shy.

Maya: She told me that her family have moved to a
village north of here and they now live in a little
(4) ……………………… . It’s very cute, just like in a picture book!

3. A arrogant    B outgoing    C sensible     D quiet

4. A cottage     B block of flats   C mansion   D terrace

3. B outgoing

4. A cottage

500

1. I was playing tennis earlier and I’m really tired now.

Use: have

I’m really tired because …………………………… tennis.

2. I started work here in 2014.

Use: since

I ……………………………………… 2014.

have been playing

have been working here since

500

1. Jackie couldn’t take us to the station because her car ………………………………………………  (break down).

2. My brothers ………………………………………………  (play) a computer game when I went into the bedroom.

3. We ………………………………………………  (live) in a block of flats, but now we live in a bungalow.

1. Had broken down

2. were playing

3. used to live/lived

500

1. We saw the film and then we had a burger at a fast-food restaurant.

Use: we

After ……………………… the film, we had a burger at a fast-food restaurant.

2. We always went on holiday to the beach when I was very young.

 Use: to

 We ……………………… on holiday to the beach when I was very young.

1. we had seen

2. used to go

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