VOCABULARY
to officially choose someone for a job
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ (= 7 letters word)
APPOINT
Complete the colour:
OUT OF THE ...............
BLUE
APPALING
TERRIBLE / DISASTROUS
Could this adverbial be at the ending of the sentence like this?
Luca is thinking of going to Australia, APPARENTLY.
There are 4 parts of the Cambridge Exam:
Reading and Use of English, Listening, Speaking, and ............
WRITING
a list of subjects that people will discuss at a meeting
_ _ _ _ _ _ (= 6 letters word)
AGENDA
to BEAT AROUND THE .............
(= to discuss a matter without coming to the point - e.g. a politician)
BUSH
GRIPPING
INTERESTING / ABSORBING
What is the difference in meaning between IN SPITE OF and DESPITE?
Actually, no real difference
(just despite is a little more formal)
In LISTENING, are there multiple dialogues/monologues, or is it 1 long story/conversation?
multiple, different dialogues/monologues
cheap enough for most people to be able to buy
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ (=10 letters word)
AFFORDABLE
If you pretend not to notice sth., you .......... a blind eye to that.
TURN
MUDDLED
CHAOTIC / CONFUSED
Complete the second sentence correctly for EMPHASIS:
She wanted to find a job in New Zealand. - - -
What she wanted .......... to find a job in New Zealand.
At the SPEAKING part, what is the expression which best describes the attitude between the 2 candidates (and the examiners watch carefully if this is happening or it is missing)
INTERACTION
having a lot of money
_ F F _ _ _ _ _ (= 8 letters word)
AFFLUENT
(to be) ON THE ............. = alert to new ideas/methods/trends - indicating competence or being smart/bright
BALL
SOPHISTICATED
COMPLEX / COMPLICATED
Turn this second conditional clause into the third conditional:
"I could get better results if I took the photos earlier."
"I COULD HAVE GOT better results if I HAD TAKEN the photos earlier."
In WRITING part, which of these types of texts is always required?
- essay
- report
- proposal
- review
- letter
ESSAY (in part 1)
Both - explain in English and translate correctly into Czech - this sentence:
"Are you biased?"
showing an unreasonable like or dislike for someone or something based on personal opinions, e.g.:
The newspapers gave a very biased report of the meeting.
I think she's beautiful but then I'm biased since she's my daughter.
in Czech: zaujatý, neobjektivní, stranící někomu, předpojatý
How would you translate into Czech:
ONCE IN A BLUE MOON
jednou za uherský rok
PLAUSIBLE
Name 5 UNCOUNTABLE NOUNS in English, which are countable in Czech..
How much money does C1 exam cost nowadays (+- 500 crowns)?
5000 Czech crowns