GRAMMAR 1
Write the verb in ( ) in the correct form
1. She failed ________ ( reach ) the Wimbledon final this year.
TO REACH
Which adverbs collocate with "IMPORTANT"?
QUITE , UTTERLY , VITALLY
QUITE ( it gives the adjective more power )
VITALLY ( it's of high importance )
When you talk about PREFERENCES in the present , which formula do you use ?
a) would rather + :) + past simple / past perfect
b) would rather + verb in simple form
c) would rather + :) + verb in simple form
WOULD RATHER + VERB IN SIMPLE FORM
E.g
I'd rather eat sushi . ( I feel like eating sushi now )
Transform word to complete sentence
That was the worst movie I've ever had the _________ to see. FORTUNE
MISFORTUNE
Write the verb in the correct form
She attempted __________ ( escape ) through the window.
TO ESCAPE
Choose the correct word to collocate with the noun
1. No matter what happens in the country , the government must be competent to ( beat / face / grasp ) any setback .
2. The principal at school ( grasp / face / break ) control during and after the earthquake.
BEAT SETBACK
GRASP CONTROL
Choose the correct option to complete
There was a terrible accident on the avenue , and I was surprised how people were going _____ their own business not even looking shocked.
a) on
b) with
c) about
ABOUT
One fact is ___________ - this must never be allowed to happen again. DISPUTE
INDISPUTABLE
Write the verbs in the correct form
Our teacher made us _______ ( register ) in the platform. I didn't know how and Sharon helped me _______ ( log in )
REGISTER / TO LOG IN
Choose an adverb to modify the adjective
1. Of course Natasha was ( somewhat / bitterly ) disappointed after realising nobody supported her argument.
BITTERLY
Transform the sentence using the word given . Keep the same meaning.
GROUNDS
The police could catch the criminals because they had enough evidence.
The police could catch the criminals ____________________ having enough evidence.
ON THE GROUNDS OF
Transform the word given to complete sentence
She felt her comments had been _____________ . INTERPRET
MISINTERPRETED
Use the modal in the correct form .
I _______________ ( not prepare ) snacks , but I did it because Daniel has always been nice with me at his parties.
NEEDN'T HAVE PREPARED
How can you say the following using a single word ?
a misspelled word in a printed text :
a feeling of uncertainty about a future event :
MISPRINT
MISGIVING
Transform by using word given. Keep the same meaning.
He didn't have any successful opportunity of promotion since he doesn't have the credentials needed.
CHANCES
There were ______________________ for him since he doesn't have the credentials needed.
NO CHANCES OF SUCCESS
Tranform word and complete
They had ____________ evidence of her guilt. CONCLUDE
CONCLUSIVE
Transform the sentence using the word given. Keep the same meaning
B2 levels are not as difficult as C1 ones.
FAR
C1 levels are __________________________.
FAR MORE DIFFICULT THAN B2 LEVELS.
Transform the word to complete sentence
We visited the ___________ of a 12th century monastery . REMAIN
REMAINS
Paraphrase the following sentence using the word HIGH
Michelle is supposed to have ordered our Dad's cake .
...
IT'S HIGH TIME MICHELLE ORDERED OIR DAD'S CAKE
Which is the correct collocation in the following sentence?
He is by far from being a good cook.
He is far from being a good cook.
He is far being a good cook.
FAR FROM BEING