Choose the correct option (grammar)
I’ve got hardly any/most homework this weekend, so I’m going camping.
hardly any
But I do enjoy the performance last night
did enjoy
a group of people who work together (on a ship/ aircraft/ etc.)
crew
Why are you in private/a row/a hurry? There’s no need to rush.
in a hurry
The vast majority/Much of my friends think I’m a bit selfish.
The vast majority
Those shoes are such expensive.
so expensive.
a person who has escaped from their own country for political/ religious/ etc. reasons
refugee
You can trust her to do the right thing. She is very imaginative/responsible/decisive.
responsible
The criminal is believed to escape / have escaped.
have escaped
I remember to swim in the pool that summer.
remember swimming
not taking risks
cautious
He's dreading/quite positive about the exam - he's sure he's going to fail.
dreading
I went to France last summer, which / that was amazing!
which
He’s likely come tomorrow
likely to come
1) A person who has been to university
2) to think about something for a long time (often negative)
1) a graduate
2) to dwell on
stagger/ tiptoe / leap to the kitchen and bring me a glass of water, please. Be quiet, everyone’s sleeping.
tiptoe
If he hadn't studied Spanish at school, he would have understood / would understand what you're talking about now.
would understand
Despite he was tired, he finished the project
Despite he being tired
1) university study
2) what you study at univirsity
3) a qualification you get from a college and university
1) higher education
2) a degree course
3) a degree
Doing the project alone turned out/brought about/went through to be really hard.
turned out