Grammar
The story isn't true. He ...
a) made it up b) made up it c) made up
a) made it up
be
They are going to be late, their car ... down.
broke
how to pronounce RECEIPT?
|rɪˈsiːt|
Why don't you ... ?
a) come later round b) later come round c) come round later
c) come round later
Are you going to keep on (make) that noise all night?
making
That's a fantastic idea, who ... up with it?
came
I can't do this, it's too hard, I ... up!
give
What is "the Quire" ?
The Quire is where the Westminster Abbey choir sings from. at our choral services
He really doesn't ... .
a) get on with his parents
b) get on his parents
c) get on his parents with
a) get on with his parents
He wanted ... him.
a) me help
b) me to help
c) that I help
Do you want to ... round for dinner at the weekend?
come
the place where theatre tickets are sold
box office
What do you know about Eleanor of Castile?
When she died, her husband king Edward the first followed her body to Westminster and everywhere they stopped overnight he erected a memorial cross. Three of them are still standing
Those shoes don't fit, why don't you ... to the shop?
a) take back b) take back them c) take them back
c) take them back
I'm going to pay someone to take my photo (rewrite)
I'm going to have my photo taken
Don't ... on doing that, it's very annoying.
keep
stretch
Where did Prince William and Kate Middleton stood at their wedding?
High Altar, Westminster Abbey
I'd like someone to paint my flat.
(rewrite)
I'd like to have my flat painted
I don't like it when people tell me what to do
(rewrite)
I don't like being told what to do
away
The historical battlefield was full of old bullets and c... .
cannon(s)
What is Gettysburg Address?
The Gettysburg Address is a speech delivered in 1863 by U.S. President Abraham Lincoln at the dedication of the National Cemetery at Gettysburg, Pennsylvania, the site of one of the most decisive battles of the American Civil War