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PRACTICE TEST 1
I. PHONETICS

1. Choose the word with the different pronunciation of the underlined part.

1. A lane B name C sank D shame

2. A bean B bread C seam D steam

3. A hook B shook C soon D took

4. A awards B forms C hammers D sinks

5. A backed B governed C prepared D trained

2. Choose the word with the different stress pattem.

6. A allow B between C cloudy D suggest

7. A advance B lightning C member D sentence

8. A consistent B frequently C happening D popular

9. A annoyance B develop C tomorrow D sacrifice

10. A atmosphere B expensive C January D yesterday

II. VOCABULARY

1. Choose the word which best fits each gap of tire sentence.

1. The exams are only a few weeks away but our teacher

________

he thinks we'll do well.
. A. says B. tells C. talks D. speaks
2. The whole

________

from my town to the metropolis is only about two hours.
A. travel B. tour C. trip D. journey
3. There was a serious car accident this morning when a lorry broke down in the …of the road.
A. centre B. middle C. heart D. core

4. How many times have you taken your driving test? -

________

My third one is next week.
A. Second B. Two C. Double D. Twice
5. Is it raining at the

________

? - No, it's just stopped.

A. moment B. minute C. time D. second
6. Both drivers were ________ in the accident and were taken to hospital.

A. damaged B. beaten C. injured D. wounded
7. Their office is not in the low building. On the

________

, it's in the tall one.
A. contrast B. reverse C. other side D. contrary
8. Mary's broken arm was so

________

that she burst into tears.

A. aching B. painful C. sharp D. hurt
9. This is a very

________

film. I am not going to wait until the end.

A. boring B. terrible C. bored D. tedious
10. You have to write a/an ,

________

of the accident in detail.

A. description B. coverage C. account D.consideration
2. Use the correct form of the word in capitals to fit each gap.

The drugs most commonly abused are the barbiturates, which have been used since the early
1900s to relieve (1)

________

and induce sleep. ANXIOUS

They are also used (2)

________

in the treatment of MEDICINE
epilepsy. Some people who abuse barbiturates ingest

Large amounts (3)

________

but never appear DAY
intoxicated. Others use the drugs for binges of

(4)

________

, and still others use them to boost the INTOXICATE
effects of heroin. Many people who abuse these

drugs, (5)

________

those who do so daily, SPECIAL

routinely obtain the drugs from (6)

________

PHYSICS
Barbiturates produce severe physical

(7)

________

, closely resembling that produced DEPEND
by alcohol. Abrupt (8)

________

results in similar WITHDRAW
symptoms: shaking, insomnia, nervousness. Death

can occur when use of barbiturates is suddenly

(9)

________

Toxic doses of the drugs taken CONTINUE

(10)

________

are particularly lethal when ACCIDENT
combined with alcohol.

III. GRAMMAR

1. Use the correct tense and form of the verb provided to fit each gap. 
1. - Let's go and see "Sand Life" at the Sou th Cinema.

- I (already/ see) it.

2. The attack was so sudden that the enemy

________

(take) completely by surprise.

3. The man

________

(hardly/ open) his mouth to speak when he was shouted down by the audience.
4. Never

________

(there/ be) such an enormous crowd at the shopping centre.

5. You

_______

(allow) to have these goods on approval for ten days if you choose among these
products.

6. We didn't realize what

________

(happen) at that time.

7. The Browns

________

(sell) their business at a huge profit and now they are setting up a new one.
8. On average there

________

(be) more than a hundred fatal accidents each year.

9. We

________

(not deal with) your application yet, but it is in hand.
10. Never forget

________

(turn off) the lights when you leave the office.
2. Choose the word or phrase which best fits each gap of the sentence.

1. The Jones are ________ the most wealthy people in this town.

A. so far B. so near C. by far D. by near
2. Tickets for the concert have ________ It's impossible to buy one.

A. sold out B. been sold up C. bought out D. bought up
3. While I was

________

the kitchen, I came across some gloves I lost years ago.

A. cleared out B. cleared in C. clearing out D. clearing in
4. No one enjoys being out of work and

________

A. in debts B. in debt C. with debt D. with debts
5. We couldn't get past because there was a

________

car

________

our way.
A. broken-down/ in B. broken-up/ in C. broken-down/ on D. broken-up/ on

6. Air-hostesses are very busy throughout a flight,

________

passengers how to use a life jacket and

________

food and drinks.

A. show/ serve B. show/ serving C. showing/ serve D. showing/ serving
7. Apart

________

the broken cups, not much damage was

________

at all.

A. away/ done B. away/ made C. from/ made D. from/ done
8. You

________

what to do when you arrive.

A. will be told B. will be said C. are told D. are said
9. Under the regulation, reference books

________

out ofthe library.

A. must not take B. must not be taken C. will not take D. will not be taken
10. I wish we

________

to go out tonight, but we have no choice.

A. could not have B. ought not C. did not have D. do not have
IV. USE OF ENGLISH

1. Choose the word or

phrase in the box to fill each gap.

teams before passionate popularity

qualify played largest final

The men's World Cup is considered the most popular sporting event in the world and isfollowed with (1)

________ interest around the globe-the final game of the 2002 tournament was (2) ________ to a television
audience of more than 1 billion viewers. Founded in 1930 with just 13 (3) ________ ., the tournament now
attracts entries from more than 200 countries. The teams must (4) ________ in elimination games within their
own regions (5) ________ qualifying to become one of the 32 nations participating in the (6) ________
tournament. The women's World Cup was first played in 1991 and has gained (7) ________ steadily since then.
More than 90,000 fans attended the finals of the 1999 tournament-one of the (8) ________ crowds ever to (9)
________ a women's sporting event. Nearly 100 nations attempted to (10) ________ for the 2003 event, a
16-team elimination tournament.

2. Use ONE word to fill each gap.

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studying at university because he is (1) ________ clever for school. A senior lecturer at the university, Valso
Koshy, said (2) ________ boy was remarkably intelligent.

Nicholas spoke fluently before he was one and (3) ________ the time he was 18 months old he was taking
telephone messages. This (4) ________ soon followed by conversational French. These are the trademarks of a
highlygifted child, unusual (5) ________ not unique. The strange thing (6) ________ Nicholas is his reading
-he taught (7) ________ to read before -he could speak. Ms Koshy, (8) ________ expert on gifted children, says
Nicholas is quite exceptional. Yet 'exceptional' understates his amazing ability (9) ________ read, almost from
birth. ‘He was talking when he was one (10) ________ we realized from the start he (11) ________ read, his
father said. 'Soon after, he was correcting my spelling, words like ...caterpillar. Now
he identifies insects by (12) ________ Latin names'.

The list (13) ________ achievements is impressive, but frightening. A four-year-old who (14) ________ tell a
Boeing 747 from a DC10, devours encyclopaedias, reads The Daily Telegraph and is well on the way to
becoming a violin virtuoso is (15) ________ . normal.

2. Correct the mistake in most lines of the text. Tick (√) the correct line. 
If you're thinking of going away to study, your choice

of accommodation will be very important. You may been
lucky enough to have the chance to staying with relatives.
However, this can bring problems as well as advantages.
Family life may well distract you away your studies, and
there will also be the question of what you should pay your
relatives. No matter how caring they may be and no matter
how much they wants you with them, they won't expect to

keep you for nothing. Paying too much or too little can be easily lead for
bad feeling but setting the right amount can

be tricky and embarrassing. You should also be consider
the matter of satisfying the grant authorities. They may
distrust and arrangement between relatives and finish up
paying you less than you need. Believe it or not, there's
a strange idea that if you're living in relatives it
costs nothing either for you or for them. Lodging with
strangers can often be the best arrangement after it all.

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V. READING COMPREHENSION

1. Choose the word or phrase which best fits each gap of the passage.

Revising for exams is not as easy as it looks. You will need to work out which routine suits you best, and
(1)________ stick to it. Some people like studying at night when it's quiet, whereas others find the early
morning is a (2) ________ time to get things done. You might enjoy (3) ________ to music (4) ________ you
revise, but this can be (5) ________ . Can you really concentrate (6) ________ two things at once? So think (7)
________ you turn your radio on ! Your (8) ________ "is also important while you are revising. This may be
a more than usually (9)________ period of your life, when you (10) ________ take extra care to eat
properly. No missed meals, or junk food, or (11 )________ cups of coffee! Get plenty of exercise as well. If
you've got fed up with (12) ________ you're doing, or find it hard to concentrate, go for a walk to clear your
head. (13) ________ exercise will help to keep your body fit and your brain working (14)________
Finally, you also (15) ____________________to take time off. Go out occasionally, see your friends, make time
to relax. Then you will return to your studies fresh and full of enthusiasm!

1. A. then B. than C. after D. often

2. A. best B.good C. worse D. well

3. A. to listen B. having listened C. listen D. listening

4. A. during B. while C. however D. throughout

5. A. unhelpful B. helpful C. helpless D. helping

6. A. on B. in C. of D. for

7. A. unless B. if C. before D. after

8. A.slim B. diet C. healthy D. menu

9. A. stressy B. stressed C. stressing D. stressful

10. A. should B.ought C. need D. might

11 A. worthless B. hopeless C. restless D. endless

12. A. which B. what C. that D.who

13. A. Strongly B. Every C. Regular D. Always

14. A. well B. energetic C. good D. correct

15. A. must B. should C. need D.may

2. Read the passage and choose the best answer.

Football became increasingly popular among female athletes in the late 20th century. Accordingly, a World
Cup for women was established, with the first tournament taking place in 1991 in China. The United States, led
by its star player Michelle Akers, defeated Norway in the finals, 2-1. The second women's World Cup was held in
1995 in Sweden, and Norway won, defeating Germany in the finals, 2-0.

The United States hosted the 1999 World Cup, and the home team was favoured to win. The event attracted
much more attention than had the two previous women's World Cups, and several games were moved to larger
stadiums because so many people wanted to attend. The United States and China met in the finals, and the two
teams played to a 0-0 tie after 90 minutes of regulation play and two 15-minute overtime periods. The United
States then won 5-4 on penalty kicks. -

The 2003 Women's World Cup was supposed to be held in China, but after an outbreak there of severe acute
respiratory syndrome (SARS) the tournament was relocated to the United States. Because of this move-and
because Hamn., Foudy, Chastain, and other regulars returned for the tournament- the U.S. team was favoured to
capture a second straight title. But Chastain was hurt early in the tournament and the United States lost to
Germany in the semifinals. The Germans went on to capture the championship with an overtime win over
Sweden in the final.

1. A World Cup for women was established

A as women were strong enough to play football in an international championship.
B according to the wish of female athletes.

C Because female athletes in the late 20th century were free. D in 1995.
2. The first tournament took place in 1991

A in China with the United States winning the championship.
B when Norway defeated China in the finals.

C with a score of 2-O in the finals. D three years before the second one in Sweden.
3. The 1999 World Cup

A Had more games than the previous women's World Cups.
B Had a final result after 90 minutes of regulation.

C was held in China with the cup won by the United States. D Enjoyed more popularity.
4. Severe acute respiratory syndrome

A broke out in China in 2003. B killed many women athletes.
C had an effect on the venue of the 2003 Women's World Cup.

D helped the U.S. team win the cup a second time.
5. In the 2003 Women's World Cup the United States

A lost to Germany in the semifinals. B failed to play in the semifinals.
C Was not qualified for the semifinals. D didn't play in the finals.
VI. WRITING

1. Complete the second sentence so that it has a similar meaning to the first one. Use the word given. 
1. A knock at the door interrupted Dad's story. telling

Dad ________________ ________ when there was a knock at the door.
2. The Oscar ceremony is on television live tonight at eight o'clock. broadcasting

They _____________________________ live ateight o'clock tonight.
3. I was approached by a stranger who asked me the way. up

A stranger ________ ___________________ and asked me the way.
4. The total sales for this video are already over a million. sold

This video ________ ________ ________ copies already.
5. He.hasn't stopped talking since he came into the room. been

He ________ ________ ________ the moment he came into the room.
2. Write a second sentence as similar in meaning as the first one. Use the word given.

6. The managing director suggested not appointing any new staff. freeze

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________ ________ ________ ________ ________ ________ ________ ________ 
8. There's no need to be so upset about the result. shed

________ ________ ________ ________ ________ ________ ________ ________
..9. I'd be grateful if you could have a look at these figures.cast

________ ________ ________ ________ ________ ________ ________ ________
10. I was pleasantly surprised at the result of the meeting. came

________ ________ ________ ________ ________ ________ ________ ________
PRACTICE TEST 2

I. PHONETICS

1. Choose the word with the different pronunciatipn of the underlined part. 
1.

2.
3.
4.
5.

A boots
A laid
A erosion
A then
A enough

B cook
B gait
B ensure
B though
B cough

C moon
C lain
C measure
C those
C laugh

D shoot
D said
D pleasure
D thought
D through
2. Choose the word with the different stress pattem.

6. A destroy B garden C moment D ticket

7. A accept B spaceship C summer D winter

8. A arrangement B destruction C telephone D sensation

9. A description B powerful C tolerance D wonderful

10. A inhabitant B particular C satisfaction D technology

II. VOCABULARY

1. Choose the word which best fits each gap of the sentence. 
1. They have to ________ your passport before they let you in.

A. control B. check C. examine D. look in
2. Governments have to tackle ________ before they tackle crime.

A. misery B. miser C. poverty D. poor
3. In the United States, people greet each other with a ________ in formal introduction.

A. handshake B. shake hand C. shake hands D. handshaking
4. It is all right to point at things with the hand and ________ finger.

A. point B. pointing C. thumb D. index
5. -Learning a culture's ________ language is sometimes confusing.

A. body B. figure C. shape D. gesture
6. One hundred years is a ________ One thousand years is a ________

A. decade / century B. decade / millennium C. century /millennium D. century/decade
7. When people are killed for political reasons, they are ________

A. assaulted B. murdered C. slaughtered D. assassinated
8. When things happen that make people sad, they are called ________

A. tragedies B. comedies C. thrillers D. incidents
9. When Uncle Tom's Cabin was published in 1852, over 300,000 ________ were sold in a year.

A. books B. editions C. volumes D. copies
10. Today, jeans are ________ not only practical but also fashionable.

A. regarded B. considered C. thought D. called
2.

Use the correct form of the word in capitals to fit each gap.

Giving the ideal speech is a matter of

(1) ________ in yourself and in what you're going to
say. This may be (2) ________ said than done, but
part of the answer lies in your careful (3) ________
Note down your key points, (4) ________ on
postcards or other small slips. Don't make the mistake of
trying to script your speech word for word. You may
gain a sense of (5) ________ from doing this but
when you come to deliver your speech it will sound
(6) ________ Keep it brief. It's no good saying
afterwards, 'I delivered it well but they fell asleep'. To
grab their (7) ________ , begin your speech with a few
arresting thoughts or phrases, but steer clear of

CONFIDENT
EASY
PREPARE
PREFER
SECURE
NATURE
ATTEND

jokes. As a (8) ________ , you'll show your

(9) ...in your face as you wonder whether

your joke will succeed. Be a top-class speaker - not an
amateur (10) ________

BEGIN
NERVOUS
COMEDY
III. GRAMMAR

1. Use the correct tense and form of the verb provided to fit each gap. 
1. He taught his son _______________ (drive) a car before the age of 18.
2. They let me _______________ (borrow) their car while they were on holiday.
3. It _______________ (snow) heavily since Christmas in the countryside.

4. In recent years, many companies __________ (put) a lot of money into developing advanced technology.
5. When he is 40 he _____________ (learn) Spanish for 15 years.

6. Mr. Smith started _____________ (write) his autobiography three years ago next month.
7. By next month Mr. Smith _____________ (write) his autobiography for 3 years.

8. By the time the software goes on sale, the company _____________ (spend) €5 million on developing it.
9. Look at the black clouds. I think it _____________ (rain)

10. The boy remembered _____________ (give) a lot of candy on Halloween night.
2. Choose the word or phrase which best fits each gap of the sentence.

1. I told him that he could not catch a fish ________ a small rod like that but he insisted ________ trying.
A. with/ on B. by/ on C. with/ to D. by/ to

2. Please carry the knife carefully ________ cut ________

A. in order not to/ myself B. not to/ yourselves C. so as not to/ yourself D. do not to/ myself
3. I completely forgot her birthday, and I just don't know how to ________ her.

A. make it up for B. make it up to C. milking up it for D. making up it to
4. The majority of my colleagues ________ that Jane should be given the job.

A. thinks B. is thinking C. are thinking D. think
5. The ________ faulty and we had to go back to the shop.

A. equipments are B. equipment was C. equipments were D. equipment is
6. If you look carefully, you ________ writing scratched on the glass.

A. can find B. could see C. will have found D. have found
7. If I ________ a more reliable car, I ________ to China rather than fly.

A. have/ will drive B. had/ would drive C. had/ would have drove D. have/ will have driven
8. The police were taken ________ a wild goose chase round the island.

A. for B. with C. on D. in
9. The robbers ________ to kick their victim before going away.

A. were seen B. have seen C. had seen D. saw
10. Their ________ forces soon overcame the invasion.

A. combined powerful military B. military powerful combined
C. combined military powerful D. powerful combined military
IV. USE OF ENGLISH

1. Choose the word or phraseill the box to fill each gap.

produces researchers measuring variety version
generated image technique other without

Advances in technology in the early 1970s allowed psychologists to see inside the living human brain for
the first time (1) ________ physically cutting into it. Today, psychologists use a (2) ________ of
sophisticated brain-imaging techniques. The computerized axial tomography (CT or CAT) scan provides a
computer-enhanced X-ray (3) ________ of the brain. The more advanced positron emission tomography
(PET) scan tracks the level of activity in specific parts of the brain by (4) ________ the amount of glucose being
used there. These measurements are then fed to a computer, which (5) ________ a color-coded image of brain
activity. Another (6) ________ is magnetic resonance imaging (MRI), which produces high-resolution
cross-sectional images of the brain. A high-speed (7) ________ of MRI known as functional MRI produces moving
images of the brain as its activity changes in real time. These relatively new brain imaging techniques have (8)
________ great excitement, because they allow (9) ________ to identify parts of the brain that are active while
people read, speak, listen to music, solve mathematical problems, and engage in (10) ________ mental activities.
2. Use ONE word to fill each gap.

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published four important papers on relativity that received widespread (3) ________ in the world. In 1919, he
published his general theory of relativity. Many people were skeptical (4) ________ his theory, until it (5)
________ confirmed during the total solar eclipse in May that year. In 1921, he was (6) ________ the Nobel
Prize in physics.

In private life, Einstein was a quiet man who liked to (7) ________ long walks, sail and (8) ________ the
violin. He was also deeply concerned with the social consequences (9) ________ science. He urged nations to
(10) ________ in peace and refused an offer to (11) ________ .Israel's president. Just before World War Two
broke (12) ________ Einstein cautioned President Franklin Roosevelt about the likelihood of the invention of
(13) ________ atomic bomb, and the revolutionary effects it would (14) ________ on the world . Today, he is
still (15) ________ as a humanitarian as well as a scientist.

3. Correct the mistake inmost lines of the text. Tick (Y) the correct line.

Cars became popular as a quick and comfortable way of getting around. This is still
true when you drive along an quiet country

road or a modern motorway. As far as get from one place

to another in the city is concerned, it is a different story. Whenever
I want to get up anywhere in a hurry, I leave the car at home
and go on foot. It often turns out to be more quicker. I still make
the mistake now and again of thinking the car is an efficient means
off transport. The other day my wife was feeling a bit under the
weather. She had been having terribly headaches for some
time and she decided she couldn't take it anymore and asking
me to give her a lift to the doctor, whose surgery is in the centre
of town. We live on a suburb in the old quarter of the city and
it is about twenty minutes away on foot. On the way back, however,
it is all uphill and I must admit its can be exhausting, especially on a
hot day. Reluctantly I got the car out of the garage and we set it off,
me muttering about the wonders of taxis. My heart sunk as we
hit the first traffic jam – I knew we were beginning a long journey.

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V. READING COMPREHENSION

1. Choose the word or phrase which best fits each gap of the passage.

Michaelangelo, one of the greatest artists of all time, was born on 6th March 1475 in Caprese, where his father,
Lodovico Buonarroti, (1) ________ as a magistrate for six months. Ludovico was not a wealthy man but he (2)
________ he was descended from an aristocratic family and he was very (3) ________ of this connection.
Michaelangelo (4) ________ up in Settignano, a little mountain town just outside Florence. One of the first (5)
________ Michaelangelo must have become familiar with was the dome of the beautiful Cathedral in Florence,
which dominated the city then as it (6) ________ does today. At school, Michaelangelo was (7). ________ an
outstanding pupil; lessons did not (8) ________ to him at all. The only thing he wanted to do was to draw and (9)
________ his time' as his elders probably called it, in the workshops of the (10) ________ painters and sculptors
in the city. One can (11) ________ the eager boy, for whom art was the most important thing in his whole life,
(12) ________ at the wonderful pictures and statues which filled the beautiful churches of Florence. His best
friend while he was still a schoolboy was Francesco Granacci, who, (13) ________ six years older than
Michaelangelo, seems to have (14) ________ an interest in the boy and helped him with his attempts to draw and
paint. Michaelangelo's choice of profession did not (15) ________

his father at all. Only the

most successful of artists in Florence stood any chance of making any

money.

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A. remarked
A. proud
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A. variety
A. imagine
B. became
B. claimed
B. pleased
B. grew
B. looks
B. still
B. at least
B. attract
B. wander
B. groups
B. describe

C. served
C. told
C. happy
C. lived
C. vision
C. already
C. in any case
C. appeal
C. lose
C. difference
C. think
D. employed
D. announced
D. famous
D. took
D. sights
D. even
D. in fact
D. mean
D. waste
D. various
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A. put
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B. gazing
B. despite
B. made
B. thank
C. watching
C. even
C. taken
C. like
D. noticing
D. although
D. given
D. agree
2. Read the passage and choose the best answer.

According to legend, Warsaw received its name from two children, Wars and Sawa. Syrenka, a mermaid from
the Wisra, predicted the founding of Warsaw to the pair, who then gave their names to the city. Warsaw was
founded around the turn of the 14th century by Duke Bolesraw of Mazovia, then an independent principality. In
1413 Warsaw became the regional capital. At that time its population was about 4,500. The city lay on major
trade routes, benefiting from its location on the Wisra. In 1526, when the last Mazovian prince died without an
heir, Warsaw was absorbed into the Polish state. The Poland's parliament began meeting in Warsaw in the 1550s.
In 1573, four years after Poland united with Lithuania, the nobility began choosing the king in royal elections.
King Zygmunt III transferred the capital of Poland from Krakow to Warsaw in 1596. The move brought Zygmunt
closer to the Baltic Sea, where he had territorial ambitions. By 1611 the court and government had completed
the move to Warsaw, which remained the capital for the next 200 years.

More than 90 percent of the city was destroyed during World War II (1939-1945), but the historic Old
Town section was painstakingly reconstructed. Warsaw is now the capital and largest city of Poland,
administrative center of the Mazovia region. The beautiful city is located in central Poland on the Wista
River.

1. Who predicted the founding of Warsaw according to legend?

A. Wars. B. Sawa. C. Syrenka. D. Wista.
2. Ouke Bolestaw of Mazovia was the

A. county ruled by a prince. B person who founded Warsaw.

C. person who gave his name fo the city. D. independent person who lived in Mazovia
3. 1413 was the year when Warsaw

A. became the capital of Poland. B. was absorbed into the Polish state.
C. had a population of about 4,500. D. was located on the Wista.

4. The capital of Poland in the 1550s was

A Warsaw. B Krakow. C Lithuania. D. Zygmunt.
5. Warsaw, the capital and largest city of Poland,

A was badly damaged after World War II.
 B has been located in central Poland since World War II. 
C has more than 90 percent of the city modernized.

D has the historic Old Town section painstakingly reconstructed.
VI. WRITING

1. Complete the second sentence so that it has a similar meaning to the first one. Use the word given. 
1. Seeing a cartoon for the first time was an exciting experience. seen

I _____________________ before so it was an exciting experience.
2. What did she have on at the party? was

What _____________________ at the party?

3. After sitting in front of the computer all evening I felt sleepy. been

I felt sleepy because _____________________ in front of the computer all evening.
4. I agree to write the report if you give me the information. will

Give me the information _____________________ the report.
5. The programme only finished a minute ago. just

The programme _____________________ finished.

2. Write a second sentence as similar in meaning as the first one. Use the word give1l.

6. Although he has been very determined, he has never managed to defeat his rival. Determination
___________________________________________________________________________________
7. The arrival time of the plane has been changed to 3.30. re-scheduled

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8. Without his personal assistant John wouldn't know what to do next. relies

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9. At 3 p.m. the visiting football team had still not arrived. sign

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10.A summary cannot bring out the high quality of this book. justice

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