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Tick (✓) A, B, or C to complete the sentences. 17 I would have gone to the party if I _____ been ill.
A hadn’t ■ B had ■ C haven’t ■
Example: My parents _____ in China.
A are born ■ B were born ■ ✓ 18 You aren’t interested in politics, _____ you?
C was born ■ A aren’t ■ B are ■ C were ■
19 Could you ask the waiter _____ the bill?
1 We would have got here earlier if we _____ got lost.
A after ■ B of ■ C for ■
A didn’t ■ B had ■ C hadn’t ■
20 Our plane took _____ late due to bad weather conditions.
2 Do you know _____ spicy food?
A off ■ B on ■ C up ■
A if Anna likes ■ B if Anna does like ■
C if likes Anna ■ 20
3 We had a fantastic time, _____?
VO C AB U L ARY
A don’t we ■ B didn’t we ■ C did we ■
4 If my husband had taken that job, we _____ moved a Tick (✓) A, B, or C for the positive ■
+ or
negative ■
– adjectives or adverbs.
to London.
A would have ■ B had ■ C would ■ Example: luck ■
– adverb = unluckily
5 I’m _____. Have you seen him? A unluckily ■
✓ B unlucky ■
A look for Adrian ■ B looking Adrian for ■ C luckily ■
C looking for Adrian ■ 1 patience ■
+ adverb = _____
6 They’ve been here before, _____? A patient ■ B patiently ■ C impatiently ■
A weren’t they ■ B haven’t they ■ 2 care ■
– adverb = _____
C have they ■
A careless ■ B carelessly ■ C carefully ■
7 Could you tell me what time _____?
3 fortune ■
– adjective = _____
A starts the match ■ B does the match start ■ A unfortunately ■ B unfortunate ■
C the match starts ■
C fortunate ■
8 She wouldn’t have eaten the cake if she _____ it had nuts
4 luck ■
+ adverb = _____
in it.
A luckily ■ B lucky ■ C unluckily ■
A ’d known ■ B ’d knew ■ C ’ve known ■
5 comfort ■
+ adjective = _____
9 This jumper doesn’t suit me. I’m going to _____.
A comfortably ■ B uncomfortable ■
A take off it ■ B take off ■ C take it off ■
C comfortable ■
10 Mary’s very difficult. I don’t _____ very well.
A get with her on ■ B get on with her ■ b Tick (✓) the correct word(s), A, B, or C.
C get her with on ■
Example: a person who writes novels about criminals
11 You _____ enjoy the film, did you?
A crime writer ■✓ B detective novel ■
A hadn’t ■ B didn’t ■ C don’t ■ C writer crime ■
12 If I _____ known your number, I would have called you.
A had ■ B have ■ C would have ■ 6 a place where criminals are taken after they have been
arrested
13 Put your coat _____ and we’ll go for a walk.
A station police ■ B police station ■
A on ■ B up ■ C off ■
C police officer station ■
14 She likes Jamie, _____ she?
7 a big shop where you can buy all sorts of things
A doesn’t ■ B does ■ C isn’t ■ A department centre ■ B department mall ■
15 If I hadn’t missed that train, we _____ never have met! C department store ■
A will ■ B should ■ C would ■ 8 you feel frightened when you watch this in the cinema
16 Could you tell me where the bank _____, please? A horror film ■ B film of horror ■
A was ■ B is ■ C be ■ C horror thriller ■

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9 a part of the road where you can ride a bike a Which word has a different sound?
A cycle road ■ B cycle lights ■ Tick (✓) A, B, or C.
C cycle lane ■ Example: A van ■ ■ C lane ■
B tram ✓
10 the time of day when there is a lot of traffic
1 A channel ■ B chemist’s ■ C check ■
A rush hour ■ B rush time ■
C rush traffic ■ 2 A drama ■ B pass ■ C warm ■
3 A find ■ B quiz ■ C film ■
c Tick (✓) A, B, or C to complete the sentences with 4 A show ■ B patient ■ C fortune ■
TV words.
5 A away ■ B after ■ C about ■
Example: I’m watching a fascinating documentary about
Japanese wildlife. b Which is the stressed syllable? Tick (✓) A, B, or C.
A documentary ■ ✓ B drama ■
C the news ■ Example: A exciting ■
✓ B exciting ■
C exciting ■
11 Chris Do you have cable TV?
Fred No, we have _____ TV. 6 A comfortably ■ B comfortably ■
A reality ■ B satellite ■ C comedy ■ C comfortably ■
7 A documentary ■ B documentary ■
12 I think _____ for fast food should be banned from
C documentary ■
children’s TV.
A documentaries ■ B the news ■ 8 A comedy ■ B comedy ■ C comedy ■
C adverts ■ 9 A unfortunately ■ B unfortunately ■
13 I think _____ are just for children, not adults. C unfortunately ■
A drama series ■ B cartoons ■ C films ■ 10 A impatient ■ B impatient ■
14 I hate _____ shows. Watching other people doing C impatient ■
stupid things is so boring. 10
A comedy ■ B reality ■ C chat ■
15 I enjoy watching music _____ like MTV. Grammar, Vocabulary, and Pronunciation total 50
A channels ■ B TV ■ C cable ■

d Tick (✓) A, B, or C to complete the sentences with

phrasal verbs.
16 We’d like to _____ our own company in the future.
A set up ■ B set down ■ C set out ■
17 I’m really looking _____ my holiday next month.
A forward for ■ B forward to ■
C forward from ■
18 I’m trying to _____ eating chocolate. I need to lose
weight.
A give away ■ B give up ■ C give back ■
19 _____! You’re breaking the speed limit.
A Slow up ■ B Slow down ■ C Slow off ■
20 He was a millionaire but he _____ all his money to
poor people.
A gave away ■ B gave up ■ C gave in ■

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