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English File
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Pre-intermediate
Tests for Students with Dyslexia

Including Unit tests and Progress tests

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English File A1/A2
Digital Gold File Test 1 A
Contents

Unit test 1 3

Unit test 2 7

Unit test 3 11

Unit test 4 15

Unit test 5 19

Unit test 6 23

Unit test 7 27

Unit test 8 31

Unit test 9 35

Unit test 10 39

Unit test 11 43

Unit test 12 47

Progress test 1 51

Progress test 2 58

Unit test answer key 65

Progress test answer key 67

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Unit test 1
1 Complete the email. Use the present simple or present
continuous form of the verb in brackets.

Hi Thomas,
My name’s Stefan and I live (live) in Berlin. I go
to the cinema sometimes, but I also (1) (love)
the theatre. What about you? (2) you
(prefer) the theatre or the cinema?
I’m a student, but it’s the summer holidays, so now
I (3) (not study) – I (4) (work) in a
café. I (5) (want) some extra money because
I’m going to visit Argentina next year. I (6)
(not speak) Spanish very well, so I’m having some
lessons. (7) you (learn) any languages
at the moment?
Write soon,
Stefan

2 Circle the correct word or phrase.

Most of my friends has / have / are cars.
1 Why you’re using / are you using / you using my phone?
2 They no are working / aren’t working / not working today.
3 Listen! Someone she’s playing / playing / is playing the
piano.
4 I don’t know / doesn’t know / not know Eryk very well.
5 Where works Blanca / Blanca works / does Blanca work?
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3 Match the words to the definitions. Write the letter.

A boots B a coat C gloves D a ring E a suit F a T-shirt

You wear them on your feet in winter. A

1 A top you wear in summer.
2 You wear them on your hands when it’s cold.
3 You wear it over your clothes when you go out.
4 Jewellery for your finger.
5 A jacket and a pair of trousers or a skirt.
2 points for each correct answer 10

4 Circle the correct word.

My daughter has posters on / in the walls of her bedroom.
1 I’m tall / medium height and quite slim.
2 You were very quiet / talkative. Why didn’t you say anything?
3 Neil is bald / blond. He doesn’t have any hair.
4 Who’s standing behind / under Jennie in the photo?
5 Tarik is thin / overweight because he doesn’t do any exercise.
6 My sister’s really mean / friendly. She’s nice to everybody.
7 Who do you sit next to / on in your English class?
8 There’s a TV in front / between the chair and the window.
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5 Read the text and circle the correct word.

‘Student Status’ is a dating website for college and

university students. Read Victor’s profile on the website.
My name’s Victor and I’m 25 years old. I’m from
Brasilia and I’m single. I’m studying Business Studies at
London University. It’s really interesting and I love London.
My mum and dad are English teachers for an online
language school in Brazil – so my English is good. I want
to work in Europe when I leave university – perhaps at a
travel company because travelling is my favourite thing
to do.
People think that I’m a quiet person when I first
meet them, but my best friends in Brasilia say that I’m very
talkative! I don’t like team sports very much, but I love
running. I run with a running group from my university.
The people in the group are very friendly and we see new
areas of London every week – London is a very beautiful
city, but cold! I run most days, sometimes with the group
and sometimes alone, and I try to eat lots of healthy food.
I live in a house with three other students. We go out
to a restaurant together every Friday night. I enjoy trying
new food and talking together. At the weekend, my three
housemates like loud bars and clubs, but I prefer museums
and cafés.
I’ve got short black hair and brown eyes, and I’m slim
because of all the running I do. Sometimes I have a beard
but I don’t at the moment. I’m looking for a partner who
is kind and funny. I’d like to meet someone who has the
same interests as me.
Would you like to go on a date with me? If so, I’m waiting
for your reply!

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Victor is married / divorced / single.

1 At university, Victor is studying Business Studies / English /
European languages.
2 Victor’s best friends think he is quiet / talkative / shy.
3 Victor doesn’t like watching sports on TV / motor sport /
team sports.
4 The people in the running group are fast / friendly / clever.
5 Victor and his housemates go to a restaurant / go to a bar /
stay at home every Friday night.
6 Victor is overweight / thin / short.
7 Victor wants to meet someone who has dark hair / different
hobbies / the same hobbies.
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6 Read the text again and mark the sentences T (true)

or F (false).
‘Student Status’ is a dating website for students. T
1 Victor thinks his university course is boring.
2 Victor’s dad is a teacher.
3 Victor wants to work in Brazil.
4 Victor always runs in the same place.
5 Victor runs once a week.
6 Victor doesn’t enjoy going to bars.
7 Victor has a beard at the moment.
8 Victor is looking for a partner who is kind.
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Unit test 2
1 Complete the sentences. Use the past simple or the past
continuous form of the verb in brackets.
We drove (drive) to Liverpool last week.
1 It (not snow) when I went to bed.
2 When she (pass) her driving test?
3 Silvana (not come) to the theatre with us last night.
4 What you (do) at six o’clock last night?
5 I (not study) when you rang.
6 Last year they (buy) a new house.
2 points for each correct answer 12

2 Complete the sentences with so, because, but, or although.

Although it was late, we weren’t tired.
1 Amal doesn’t eat meat he’s a vegetarian.
2 the restaurant was expensive, the food was
awful.
3 Tomas doesn’t like his job, he’s looking for
another one.
4 It was a nice day, we went to the beach.
5 They’re learning Spanish they want to visit
Argentina.
6 I invited Ian to the party, he didn’t want to
come.
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3 Circle the correct word.

take / be / have someone to a restaurant
1 meet / run / have across the road
2 have / leave / wait a good time
3 invite / give / drive somebody to dinner
4 wait / run / invite for a friend
5 spend / go / buy time at the beach
6 do / have / take photos
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4 Complete the sentences with at, in, or on.

We got married on 7th May.
1 What did you do the weekend?
2 There was nowhere to sit the train.
3 They played basketball the morning.
4 Stefano was born Rome.
5 They sat the balcony.
6 We arrived the bus stop just before the bus left.
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5 Read the text and mark the sentences T (true), F (false), or

DS (doesn’t say).

Last autumn I was helping my sister to find a

photographer for her wedding. I was looking at wedding
photographs online when I saw my first sakura picture.
Sakura, or cherry blossom, are light pink flowers that arrive
in spring on cherry trees. The flowers are very beautiful,
and very popular in wedding photos in Japan. In fact, the
sakura flowers are very popular with everyone in Japan.
After my sister’s wedding, I needed a quiet holiday.
I decided to visit Tokyo and see the cherry blossom. I
booked a week in a hotel at the end of April. I bought
a new camera and searched online for the best places
to look at the trees. I arrived safely and checked into my
clean, comfortable hotel. I slept well and got ready for my
first day of sakura photography.
Then the problems started. Although it was morning,
when I arrived at Inokashira Park it was already very busy.
Large families were having picnics. Couples were on dates.
I couldn’t get near to the trees. My pictures were a disaster.
At the end of the day, I went back to my hotel feeling quite
sad. But when I was looking at my photos that evening, I
found one picture of a little boy looking at the flowers. He
was laughing. It was a great picture.
The next day I returned to Inokashira Park but this
time I only took pictures of people. I spoke to people
who I thought looked interesting – people with colourful
hats, or unusual hair, or nice faces – and I asked to take
their picture with the flowers. I had fun and I met lots of
friendly people. Now when I look at my sakura pictures,
I remember the cherry blossom but I also remember the
stories.

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The writer has a small garden. DS

1 The writer helped his sister with her birthday party.
2 Cherry blossom flowers arrive in spring.
3 Everyone in Japan has cherry blossom parties.
4 The writer wanted a busy, noisy holiday.
5 The writer stayed in Tokyo for two weeks.
6 Inokashira Park was crowded.
7 The writer couldn’t find the river.
8 The writer wasn’t happy with his pictures on the
first day.
9 On the second day, the writer went to a new place.
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6 Read the text again. Complete the sentences with one word.
The writer was looking at photos o n l i n e when he saw a
sakura photo for the first time.
1 Sakura flowers are light pink and very b .
2 The writer bought a new c before he travelled
to Japan.
3 The writer slept w in Tokyo.
4 The writer took a g photo of a boy looking at flowers.
5 The writer met many f people.
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Unit test 3
1 Complete the sentences with who, which, or where.
That’s the woman who works at the airport.
1 ‘Café’ is a word comes from the Spanish word
‘cafetería’.
2 This is the restaurant we had dinner.
3 Kangaroos are animals live in Australia.
4 A shop assistant is a person serves you in a shop.
5 A snack bar is a place you can get a drink or a meal.
6 He’s the man lives next door to my grandparents.
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2 Complete the sentences. Use the correct form of be and a

verb from the box.
do not enjoy not finish pass not rain snow travel

It’s very cold. I think it ’s going to snow tonight.

1 One day I going to around the world.
2 What you going to when you leave
university?
3 It’s very late. We going to this report today.
4 Do you think Hasad going to his exams?
5 You don’t need an umbrella. It going to .
6 I don’t want to go to the party. I know I going to
it.
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3 Circle the correct preposition.

fall in / for love with someone
1 worry around / about a problem
2 write an email to / from somebody
3 spend money on / with books
4 pay at / for a meal
5 disagree against / with somebody
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4 Complete the phrases with the words from the box.

baggage control customs gate lift terminal trolley

Which terminal do international flights leave from?

1 Flight 0342 to Rome leaves from number 15.
2 After the flight they went to reclaim to get their
suitcases.
3 We went through passport before we got on
the plane.
4 I can’t carry all these bags. I need a .
5 She didn’t stop at as she had nothing to declare.
6 You can take the or the stairs to the next floor.
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5 Read the text and circle the correct words.

Are you planning a stopover at Schipol airport?

If the answer is ‘yes’, then visit Amsterdam. This
beautiful city is only a short train journey away. We
asked two people who live there: ‘We have three hours
in your city. What are the best things to do?’
Anika, 26
It depends on the weather. Check the forecast when
you arrive at the airport. If the weather is not good,
visit one of our famous cafés. Try some bitterballen –
it’s a kind of Dutch meat snack – or have some
pancakes with Dutch cheese. I’m sure you’re going to
love Dutch food. If it’s a sunny day, spend some time at
the flower market. The flower shops are on small boats
and it is also a great place to buy gifts. You will return
to the airport feeling happy and with many colourful
pictures to look at on your journey.
Hendrik, 34
Take a ride on a tram. A tram is a kind of electric bus
that drives on metal lines in the road. Amsterdam has
a great tram system – I use it every day to get to work.
I think the number 2 route is best for tourists. That’s
the tram that drives past many of the main Amsterdam
sights, like the Van Gogh art gallery. The trams leave
Amsterdam Central Station regularly and tickets are not
expensive. You can see your luggage is safe but you
don’t have to carry it. And you won’t be stressed about
getting back to the airport in time — you can get off
the tram at any stop and return to the station on tram 2
in the opposite direction. It’s perfect.

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Amsterdam is a long journey from / quite close to / three

hours from Schipol airport.
1 Anika wants us to check the time / our ticket / the weather
when we arrive at the airport.
2 Anika says the flower market is good on a sunny / cold /
rainy day.
3 Hendrik says tram number 2 drives past a gallery / park /
main road.
4 Hendrik says his idea is stressful / perfect / not expensive.
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6 Read the text again and write A (Anika), or H (Hendrik).

Your luggage will be safe. H
1 The city has a great tram system.
2 You can take colourful pictures.
3 Our cafés are famous.
4 It’s like a bus.
5 It’s a good place to buy gifts.
6 Try eating some Dutch food.
7 You won’t be stressed.
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Unit test 4
1 Complete the message. Use the present perfect or past
simple form of the verbs in brackets.

Thanks for your message. What a lot of interesting

news. You have been (be) really busy recently!
(1) you (plan) your holiday yet? In
August, I (2) (go) to Canada with my family
again. We (3) (be) there three times now! But
this time, we (4) (not stay) with my uncle in
Toronto. Instead, we (5) (hire) a car so we
could visit Montreal. (6) you ever (be)
there? It’s a really interesting country.

2 points for each correct answer 12

2 Circle the correct word.

Have you finished that report just / already / yet?
1 She didn’t do nothing / something / anything yesterday.
2 I called her but somebody / nobody / anybody answered.
3 I’m not hungry. I’ve just / already / yet had lots to eat today.
4 We’ve bought you something / somebody / somewhere for
Christmas.
5 I’m thirsty because I’ve had something / nothing / anything
to drink.
6 Did you go anywhere / nowhere / anything nice?
7 Anyone / Someone / Something has left their wallet here.
8 Jack is still here. He hasn’t left just / already / yet.
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3 Match the sentence halves 1–9 to a–j. Write the letter.

This jacket is too small. c a suit me.
1 Have you got b his bed in the morning.
2 I don’t go to shops, c It doesn’t fit me.
3 This colour doesn’t d mistakes in his homework.
4 Sam never makes e the washing up.
5 Paul made some f I prefer shopping online.
6 Can you make g up off the floor.
7 Jaime forgot to do h the table, Pete?
8 Remember to take i the receipt?
9 Pick your clothes j out the rubbish tonight.

4 Complete the sentences. Use the -ing or -ed form of the

words from the box.
bore (x2) depress excite interest relax tire

I was very depressed yesterday because I failed my driving

test.
1 Walking around the museum was quite . I need
a rest!
2 The kids were . They had nothing to do.
3 I’m not in art. I prefer sport.
4 The football match was really . Our team
scored in the last minute.
5 The lesson was really . We nearly fell asleep.
6 I always feel after swimming. It helps me
forget all my stress.
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5 Read the text and mark the sentences T (true), F (false), or

DS (doesn’t say).

Have you ever been to a shop and bought a dress

that was too small? I have. Have you ever bought
clothes online and then never worn them? Yes, me too.
In fact, although my wardrobe is full, I usually wear the
same trousers and jumpers every week. I think most of
my friends have the same problem.
Now imagine a clothes store with no check out and
no prices! Last weekend, I went to a store like that. It
was a ‘Clothes swap’ at my college. Here’s how it works.
You bring clothes that are nearly new which you don’t
want any more. Then you swap with other people. I
took twelve items to the ‘Clothes swap’. When I arrived
at about 9.30, it was already busy. One of the student
organizers checked that my items were clean and nearly
new. Then she gave me twelve labels – one label for
each of my items – which I could swap for new clothes.
There were changing rooms and mirrors, so I tried on
a few things. I wanted a blue party dress but there wasn’t
anything blue in my size. I decided not to look at the shoes
at all. Instead, I tried on a cute black skirt and smart white
shirt. They were perfect. By lunchtime, I still had ten labels
but it was time to go. Although I swapped just two items
for my original twelve, I was happy.
The ‘Clothes swap’ was a lot of fun. My wardrobe and
my bedroom are tidier. Swapping is also good for the
planet because it is a kind of recycling. I think swap events
are something that everyone can enjoy. Happy swapping –
and don’t go shopping!

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The writer never buys clothes that are the wrong size. F

1 The writer doesn’t have many clothes.

2 The items in the ‘Clothes swap’ were free.
3 The ‘Clothes swap’ was in a shopping centre.
4 The writer went to the event with her best friend.
5 People at the event could try on the clothes.
6 The writer found a blue party dress.
7 Nobody wanted any of the writer’s clothes.
8 The writer chose ten items.
9 The writer stayed at the ‘Clothes swap’ for
several hours.
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6 Read the text again. Circle the correct word.

The writer usually wears jumpers and jeans / trousers.
1 The writer’s friends also / never buy clothes they don’t wear.
2 The student organizer checked the items were clean and
attractive / not very old.
3 The writer wants / doesn’t want any more shoes.
4 The writer tried on a dress and a skirt / a shirt and a skirt.
5 There were / weren’t many people at the swap.
6 The writer thinks everyone / students will enjoy clothes
swapping.
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Unit test 5
1 Match the sentence halves 1–5 to a–f. Write the letter.
I’m too tired f a of sweets?
1 Do your children
eat a lot b big enough.
2 There’s too c sugar in my coffee.
3 I have a little d your chips?
4 Can I have a few of e much salt in this soup.
5 These shoes aren’t f to go out.

2 Circle the correct word or phrase.

Naomi works as hard as / more hard than / harder than
David. David has too many breaks!
1 Who’s the better / the best / best teacher you’ve ever had?
2 This test isn’t as / more / too difficult as last week’s test.
3 I drive more care / more carefully / as carefully than my
father.
4 This is the exciting / more exciting / most exciting game I’ve
ever played. I can’t stop playing it!
5 The furthest / most far / further we’ve ever been is China.
6 My shoes were lesser / less expensive / as expensive than
yours. I got mine in the sale.
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3 Complete the sentences with the words from the box.

empty interesting market population
polluted palace statue

Not many people go to the beach in winter. It’s usually

completely empty .
1 Istanbul is an old city with lots of buildings.
2 There’s a of a famous person outside the town hall.
3 I usually buy fruit at the because it’s cheaper.
4 This is the where the king or queen lives.
5 My town has a of around 150,000.
6 There’s a lot of traffic in Mumbai, so it’s very .
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4 Circle the correct word.

Sunbathing makes your bones / skin / feet change colour.
1 It is a good idea to brush your teeth / eyes / fingers for two
minutes, twice a day.
2 Eating food that is high in fat can make / cause / add to
heart disease.
3 I have an active / anxious / lazy lifestyle. I run every day.
4 It’s not a good idea to eat a lot of quick / slow / fast food.
5 She doesn’t have a healthy / bad / thin diet. She eats lots
of cakes.
6 Drinking black tea suggests / contradicts / reduces stress.
7 He’s putting on weight / diet / illness because he eats a lot
of sweets.
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5 Read the text and mark the sentences T (true), F (false), or

DS (doesn’t say).

We asked two people to tell us about their gyms.

Which one is right for you?
Analise, Clean Gym
Do you find rubbish annoying? Two years ago,
250 new homes were built in my town. The rents went
down but the mess and dirt went up. I was irritated. I
was frustrated. So I decided to start the Clean Gym. We
walk around the parks, children’s play areas and quiet
roads and we collect rubbish. It’s a great way to meet
new people and make a positive change to our town.
And, yes, it is exercise, too. In each Clean Gym Clean
Up we walk around five miles. And it’s free! Visit our
Facebook page to find out more.
Marlon, Busy Body Gym
Busy Body Gym helps people to get fit faster. I am
a good example of this. Last year I changed jobs.
My journey to work changed from 2 hours to just
40 minutes. Finally, I had some free time … but not
much. Could Busy Body Gym help? Yes, because in
the early mornings and evenings they have lots of
different short classes. Each class is just 30 minutes.
The aim is to work really hard and fast. So far, I’ve tried
cycling, boxing and karate. Check out their class list on
Facebook. Classes can be crowded so it’s a good idea to
book before you arrive. One short session is £12 but it’s
worth it. I got fit faster with Busy Body Gym!

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Analise’s town is bigger than it was before. T

1 The rents in Analise’s town are higher
than they were two years ago.
2 Children are welcome at Clean Gym.
3 At Clean Gym the exercise is walking.
4 Morning classes at Busy Body Gym
are more crowded than evening classes.
5 Busy Body Gym has a Facebook page.
6 Marlon is fitter than he was before.
7 Clean Gym is cheaper than Busy Body Gym.
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Unit test 6
1 Complete the sentences with will / ’ll, won’t, or shall
and the verbs from the box.
not drive not forget go help make open

A I can’t do this exercise.

B Don’t worry I ’ll help you.
1 I you a cup of coffee?
2 We to Glasgow; we’ll take the bus.
3 A It’s hot in here.
BI the window.
4 I’ll ring you tomorrow – I !
5 A How will you get to Lyon?
BI by train.
5

2 Complete the sentences. Use the correct form of

the verb in brackets.
Has Neil ever been (go) abroad?
1 I promise I (not be) late.
2 We aren’t hungry. We just (have) lunch.
3 I think Henrik (look) for a job when he
finishes university.
4 I’m (see) the dentist tomorrow morning – I’ve got
an appointment.
5 He’s tired! He (not sleep) well last night.
6 Where you (going) when I saw you
yesterday?
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3 Write the opposites.

learn English teach English
1 lose a key a key
2 buy a car a car
3 forget a name a name
4 start work work
5 pass an exam an exam
6 miss the train the train

4 Circle the correct words.

I’ll come / go back here after the meeting.
1 Translation apps are not very / incredibly useful. I use
them all the time.
2 Please lend me the money. I’ll pay / give you back
tomorrow.
3 I don’t like this bag I bought on the internet. I’m going
to call / send it back.
4 Taking good photographs is quite / not very difficult.
You need a lot of skill.
5 I’m going to take / bring this skirt back to the shop.
I don’t like it.
6 He’s not very / a bit worried about his driving test. He’s
had a lot of practice.
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5 Read the text and mark the sentences T (true), or F (false).

Do you think positively? I hope so, because if you do,

you’ll be more successful in your job. Optimists can see
new opportunities and can respond well to stressful
situations. Or are you a negative thinker? I hope not.
Studies show that pessimists have fewer friends and take
longer to get better when they’re ill. But there is good
news. It is possible to change how we think.
Amy: Write a positivity diary
We often remember the bad things that happen but we
forget the positive things. Write down five positive
things every day in a special diary. These can be small
things such as ‘A woman on the bus had bright red
socks’ or bigger things like ‘I finished all my work today’.
At first, it can be hard to think of five things. But if you
do it every day, I promise it will get easier. You can read
the diary when you are feeling sad or depressed, and
that will make you feel more positive. My diary has
helped me to be more positive about my life and about
the world around me.
Pol: Try a ‘digital detox’
Do you lie in bed at night thinking ‘I’ll never get a
promotion’ or ‘I won’t pass my English exam’? Try a
‘digital detox’. Avoid screens for one hour before you
go to bed. You can listen to music or read a book,
but you cannot go online or use social media. Now my
busy brain is ‘turned off’ before bed time. I sleep better
and that means I work better during the day. As a result,
I have less to worry about and I feel more positive.

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According to the article, optimists do better at work. T

According to the article …
1 … optimists do well in stressful situations.
2 … pessimists have as many friends as
optimists.
3 … only important things go in a positivity diary.
4 … writing a positivity diary gets easier if you
practise.
5 … you should never use social media in your
bedroom.
5

6 Read the text again. Complete the sentences with

one word.
It’s p o s s i b l e to change how we think.
1 We often remember b things.
2 Write down five p things everyday.
3 You should read a positivity diary when you are sad
and d .
4 You should do digital detox for one h .
5 You cannot go online or use social m .
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Unit test 7
1 Complete the sentences with the -ing form or the infinitive
of the verb in brackets.
I phoned Yamar because I wanted to tell (tell) him about
the meeting.
1 Wendy left without (say) goodbye to anyone.
2 I love (walk) in the snow.
3 (do) exercise is very good for you.
4 Try not (spend) all of your money on computer
games.
5 Do you know how (make) bread?
2 points for each correct answer 10

2 Circle the correct word(s).

I must / don’t have to do the washing. I don’t have any clean
clothes.
1 They haven’t to / don’t have to work today. It’s Sunday.
2 Entrance to the museum is free. We mustn’t / don’t have to
pay.
3 You mustn’t / don’t have to play football near the road. It’s
dangerous.
4 Harry has to / doesn’t have to go to bed early. He’s very
young.
5 I must / mustn’t revise tonight. I have an exam tomorrow.
6 You don’t have to / must tidy the kitchen. It’s very untidy.
7 Do you have to / must wear a uniform at your school?
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3 Circle the correct word.

I getting up early in the morning.
a hate b don’t want c need
1 We going for long walks in the countryside.
a want b need c love
2 Helena’s talking to me! I don’t know why.
a promised b stopped c pretended
3 They a lot of time watching old films.
a have b spend c do
4 I don’t driving you to the airport tomorrow.
a mind b good c want
5 We haven’t decorating our new house.
a hoped b decided c finished
6 Do you skiing?
a enjoy b want c start
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4 Complete the phrases with the verbs from the box.

be go learn look for make play turn off

I need to go to the shop for some milk.

1 Elaine offered to a coffee for everyone.
2 Why are you pretending to ill? You’re OK!
3 My daughter is learning to the piano.
4 John was bored at work, so he decided to a new job.
5 Don’t forget to your computer when you leave.
6 I’m trying to Spanish. I’m doing an online course.
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5 Read the text and mark the sentences T (true), F (false), or

DS (doesn’t say).

What makes you happy? Eating a delicious meal?

Watching a beautiful sunset? For me, happiness is
surfing. I love sitting on my board and watching the
sea. When I ride a wave I feel truly happy. I’m Mauricio,
and I’m a surfing teacher in Tamarindo – my home
town in Costa Rica. In my job, I enjoy meeting people
from all over the world.
Now, let me ask you another question. Do you
think it’s possible to measure happiness – to count
it and say who is more happy or less happy? Well, it
is! Researchers look at numbers such as: how long
people live, how much money people have, and how
much damage people do to the environment. Then the
researchers write a report to say what they have found.
Costa Rica must be a very happy place. Recently
we came top in the Happy Planet Index – a list that
compares happiness information from 140 countries
from all over the world. It is the third time we have
been number one! World leaders and politicians are
very interested in these happiness reports because the
countries that do well can be surprising. Being rich
doesn’t always make people happy. Some of the richest
countries in the world are in low positions on the Happy
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Watching a sunset makes Mauricio happy. DS

1 Mauricio lives in Tamarindo.
2 It’s not possible to count happiness, according
to researchers.
3 The Happy Planet Index only has information on
South American countries.
4 Rich people are always happy.
5 Mauricio would like to earn more money.
5

6 Read the text again. Complete the sentences with one word.
Surfing makes Mario t r u l y happy.
1 Mauricio enjoys meeting people from all over the
w .
2 One thing happiness researchers look at is how much
m people have.
3 Costa Rica is the t country in the Happy Planet Index.
4 World leaders and politicians are interested in happiness
reports because the results can be s .
5 Being rich doesn’t always make people h .
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Unit test 8
1 Circle the extra word in each sentence.
You don’t should not drive so fast. The roads are very icy.
1 People should to be nicer to each other.
2 If we won’t don’t take a map, we’ll get lost.
3 You shouldn’t not go to bed late. You’ve got school tomorrow.
4 If Harry will rings me, I’ll tell you.
5 What should I should do about my noisy neighbours?
6 They won’t go to the beach if it will rains.
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2 Circle the correct word.

Is this book your / yours or your brother’s?
1 This isn’t our camera; it’s their / theirs.
2 Have you seen her / hers new computer?
3 Dom and Karin have got a dog. Its / Their name is Scooby.
4 That pen is my / mine! Give it to me!
5 I don’t know where the teacher is, but that’s his / hers car.
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3 Circle the correct word.

Franco’s wife has done / made a birthday cake for him.
1 Is Jameelah going to wear / carry her new dress for the
party?
2 I never borrow / lend money from my friends.
3 Harper is a famous singer. She wins / earns a lot of money.
4 We knew / met Juan’s wife for the first time yesterday.
5 I hate waiting / hoping for people when they’re late.
2 points for each correct answer 10

4 Complete the sentences with the correct phrases from

the box.
get a ticket get better get home get on well with
get nervous get up get fit get a job get married

I don’t have any money. I need to get a job .

1 I don’t have any problems with my neighbours.
I them.
2 If they leave work now, they’ll by five o’clock.
3 Do I have to before I get on the bus?
4 Maria and Joe have decided to . The wedding is
in June.
5 If we late, we’ll miss the train.
6 I’m ill. I hope I’ll before my holiday.
7 People often before interviews.
8 He’s doing more exercise because he wants to .
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5 Read the text and circle the correct word or phrase.

Last month a computer problem at London’s

Heathrow airport caused problems with air travel around
the world. We interviewed two people about their
journeys.
Fumi Watanabe, 37
It was very stressful. There was no information at the
airport. I wanted to know: ‘Will there be flights tomorrow?
Will the airline give us our money back?’ The information
desk didn’t have any answers, which was really annoying.
They should have a plan for this sort of thing. There were
thousands of people, all trying to change their journeys
at the same time. Some people got angry with the airline
workers, which was mean – they were only trying to do
their job. I decided to stay at the airport. I thought, ‘If a
plane arrives, I’ll be first in the queue.’ I lived in the airport
for the next 16 hours. The food was OK, and I even found
some showers. It was all very expensive but I kept my
receipts. When I finally arrived home, nearly two days late,
I was exhausted.
Charles Henley, 54
People ought not to panic in these situations. But we
do. It’s normal human psychology. If we feel trapped,
we try to run away or we get angry. That’s why people
sometimes get angry in traffic jams – they just want to
escape. The best thing to do, usually, is to stay where you
are. I was in Madrid on business when the computers
at Heathrow broke down. I didn’t go to the airport, I
phoned my hotel straight away and booked three extra
nights. With my laptop and good wi-fi I could still work
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Heathrow airport / airports around the world had a

computer problem last month.
1 Fumi wanted better information / a free hotel room.
2 All of the passengers at the airport with Fumi wanted to
catch a train / change their journeys.
3 Overall, the 16 hours that Fumi spent at the airport were
dreadful / all right.
4 Fumi kept all his receipts / bus tickets from his time at the
airport.
5 According to Charles, people want to run / have to laugh
when they feel trapped.
6 Charles compares the situation at the airport with being
stuck in traffic / exercising.
7 Charles was on a holiday / on a work trip.
8 Charles didn’t go to the airport / train station.
9 Charles spent another week / three nights in Madrid.
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6 Read the text again and write F (Fumi), or C (Charles).

I didn’t have to stop work. C
1 Some people behaved very badly.
2 There were food and showers at the airport.
3 At times like this, feeling angry is completely normal.
4 I could work from my hotel room.
5 You should keep a record of what you spend.
6 You should stay where you are if there’s no danger.
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Unit test 9
1 Circle the correct word(s).
How long have you worked / did you work in this factory?
1 We haven’t seen / didn’t see Micaela since she moved to
Valencia.
2 Peter and his wife bought / have bought a holiday home in
Greece last year.
3 Monica hasn’t said / didn’t say goodbye when she left.
4 My grandmother has lived in Italy for / since ten years. She’s
really happy there.
5 What time have they arrived / did they arrive at the airport?
6 Antonia’s been at work for / since 6 o’clock this morning.
6

2 Complete the second conditional sentences using the correct

form of the verb in brackets.
If they had (have) enough money, they
would buy (buy) a new car.
1 We (travel) around India if we
(not have) young children.
2 Mia’s parents (be) disappointed if she
(not do) well at university.
3 You (get) better marks if you
(work) harder.
4 If I (be) you, I (stop) smoking.
5 Kwasi (not get) lost if he (use) the
satnav in his car.
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3 Complete the life events with the verbs from the box.
be fall get get go have retire start

get married
1 children
2 in love
3 to university
4 born
5 divorced
6 from work
7 work
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4 Complete the sentences with the words from the box.

afraid suffers heights spiders scared fear

I’m really afraid of sharks. I haven’t swum in the sea for

years.
1 Liban doesn’t like the lifts at works. He from a fear of
small spaces.
2 Jenny never travels by plane. She’s of flying.
3 I suffer from arachnophobia. I really hate .
4 I can’t climb trees. I’m scared of .
5 My sister has a of dogs. She’s frightened when
they bark.
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5 Read the text and mark the sentences T (true), F (false), or

DS (doesn’t say).

Do you want to see lions and elephants, buffalo and

crocodiles, and many other wild animals? For 35 years Go
Botswana have provided expert safari holidays. All safaris
have an element of danger. That’s what makes them fun!
But do you know what the real dangers are?
Hippos are the second largest animal in Africa –
only the elephant is bigger. The males weigh as much
as three small cars! Hippos are also the most dangerous
land animal you will meet on safari. That might sound
surprising because most people think hippos are slow and
lazy. They can run very fast and they have very big teeth.
In fact, they killed around 500 people across Africa last
year. During the hot African day, hippos need to keep cool.
They spend almost all day asleep in rivers and lakes. It isn’t
a good idea to go swimming while you’re on safari.
If all safari tourists followed these simple rules, the
number of people hurt by animals each year would go
down.
• Stay in your vehicle. If you see an interesting animal, do
not get out of your safari vehicle to take a picture. Our
drivers will get you to the closest and safest possible
location to see the animals.
• Don’t wave at the animals. Animals can become
aggressive if people wave their hands or other objects at
them.
• If you meet an animal that seems nervous, stay
quiet and walk backwards to get away.
• Always wear walking boots and long socks.
Wearing the correct shoes will protect you from snakes,
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This holiday is for people who are interested in

animals. T
1 Go Botswana have organized holidays for about
10 years.
2 Safari holidays in Botswana can be dangerous.
3 Hippos are bigger than elephants.
4 Female hippos are more dangerous than male hippos.
5 Hippos spend most of the day in water.
6 Hippos can stay under water for five minutes.
7 If tourists followed the safety tips, there wouldn’t
be as many people hurt by animals.
8 You can leave the vehicle if the driver says it’s OK.
9 Wild animals are frightened of humans because
we can be dangerous.
10 Walking boots protect your feet from snakes.
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6 Circle the correct word or phrase.

Go Botswana have provided holidays for 35 / 30 years.
1 A male hippo weighs the same as / more than
three small cars.
2 Most people think hippos are dangerous / slow and lazy.
3 If you take photos / wave at the animals, animals can
become aggressive.
4 It is a good idea to walk backwards on safari if you see an
animal that looks nervous / dangerous.
5 Boots and long socks will help you stay safe / comfortable.
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Unit test 10
1 Complete the words in the sentences using the present or
past passive.
The cook doesn’t do the washing up.
The washing up i s no t d o n e by the cook.
1 My mother decorated the kitchen.
The kitchen w d by my mother.
2 I didn’t write these letters.
These letters w n w by me.
3 Millions of people speak English.
English i s by millions of people.
4 Rubbish pollutes our rivers.
Our rivers a p by rubbish.
5 My niece played the part of Cinderella.
The part of Cinderella w p by my niece.
6 Our school won the swimming competition.
The swimming competition w w by our school.
7 Miss Stuart doesn’t teach art.
Art i n t by Mrs Stuart.
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2 Circle the correct word(s).

This is the wrong way. Turn over / round and go back.
1 This programme’s boring. I’m going to turn off it / it off.
2 I saw Valerie as I was driving along / around the High Street.
3 The lift wasn’t working so we walked across / down the stairs.
4 Will you look after my cat / look my cat after while I’m away?
5 Arthur walked past / through me without saying hello.
6 Your glasses are here. Why don’t you put them on / on them?
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3 Complete the sentences with the past participle of the verbs

from the box.

base design discover invent open paint

The board game Scrabble was invented by Alfred Butts.

1 Her wedding dress was by Chanel.
2 Is this film on a true story?
3 I think this picture was by Van Gogh.
4 The art gallery was by the Queen.
5 When was the North Pole ?
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4 Complete the sentences with the words from the box.

away in down on for out up

When did you give up smoking?

1 Turn the TV . It’s too loud.
2 Tom doesn’t get with Sam. They argue all the time.
3 Can you help me to fill this job application form?
4 How can I find what time the museum opens?
5 Aydin’s room is a mess. He never puts his clothes .
6 A What are you doing?
B I’m looking my keys.
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5 Read the text and circle the correct word or phrase.

This week in Inventor’s World, we speak to two

professional athletes about how modern inventions
have changed their sport.
Luke Gautier, road cyclist
Professional cycling is a very inventive sport. Riders
and bike teams are always happy to try out new types
of bicycles, helmets, cycling clothes – anything to try to
save one second in the race. In my opinion, the biggest
change in recent years is what the bikes are made
of. Thanks to a technology called carbon nanotubes,
racing bikes are stronger and lighter than ever before.
Carbon nanotubes were invented by the computer
company, IBM, but so far no one has used them inside
computers. In 1996, the Swiss company BMC made
the first ‘carbon fibre’ racing bike – it won the Tour de
France that year. Carbon nanotubes are also used in
tennis rackets and the screens of phones.
Edgar van Marl, swimmer
Sometimes a new invention can be controversial.
In my sport, a new type of swimsuit caused problems
a few years ago. The company involved, Speedo,
have made swimsuits for over one hundred years. In
2008 they made a new suit called the ‘LZR racer’, the
suits were designed with long arms and legs to help
swimmers cut through the water like a fast shark. When
Michael Phelps wore the suit at the Olympics in Beijing
he won eight gold medals and said, ‘I feel like a rocket’.
Swimmers loved them, but the judges didn’t. The suits
were banned and there are now a lot more rules about
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In his job, Luke designs / fixes / races bicycles.

1 Carbon nanotubes were invented by CNT / BMC / IBM.
2 Professional cyclists will try anything if it makes them faster /
lighter / more popular.
3 A French / American / Swiss company first used carbon
nanotubes in bicycles.
4 Speedo are a well-known / controversial / new company.
5 At the Beijing Olympics, eight gold medals were won in the
new suits / by Michael Phelps / in world record time.
6 The LZR suits were broken / were banned / were changed by
swimming judges.
6

6 Read the text again and mark the sentence T (true) or

F (false).
Inventions don’t often happen in cycling. F
1 Bikes with carbon nanotubes weigh
less than other bikes.
2 Carbon nanotubes aren’t used in other sports yet.
3 The design of the LZR suits helped swimmers go faster.
4 Everyone agreed that the new Speedo suits
were a great invention.
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Unit test 11
1 Tick (✓) the correct sentence.
He used to be a teacher.
a He was once a teacher. ✓
b He is a teacher.
1 Perhaps it will snow tomorrow.
a It might snow tomorrow.
b It won’t snow tomorrow.
2 I used to live here.
a I’ve never lived here.
b I lived here in the past.
3 You might not pass the exam.
a Perhaps you won’t pass the exam.
b You’ll certainly pass the exam.
4 He didn’t use to be slim.
a He was slim before, but he isn’t now.
b He wasn’t slim before, but he is now.
5 You might meet someone interesting at the party.
a Perhaps you’ll meet someone.
b You won’t meet someone.
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2 Change the verb in brackets into a noun and use it to

complete the sentences.
My sight is getting worse. I need new glasses. (see)
1 Have you received an to the party? (invite)
2 We’d like some about hotels in Madrid. (inform)
3 My son has to make a about his future. (decide)
4 Amelia had a very interesting . (live)
5 The director’s last film was a big . (succeed)
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3 Complete the dialogues with one verb.

A I’ve seen this film before.
B So have I.
1 A I didn’t do well in the test.
B Neither I.
2 A I can speak three languages.
B So I.
3 A I’m not from London.
B Neither I.
4 A I bought a new car last year.
B So I.
5 A I don’t like cheese.
B Neither I.
2 points for each correct answer 10

4 Complete the sentences with the words from the box.

both identical like neither similar

Mark and Matthew are identical . They look exactly the

same.
1 Zane didn’t enjoy the meal and did Jen.
2 Amy looks just her mum.
3 Tilly and Max are good at sport.
4 Their names are very . She’s called Carla and he’s
called Carlo.
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5 Read the text and mark the sentences T (true), F (false), or

DS (doesn’t say).

Confidence coach, Marika Novotny, discusses the

importance of quiet people.
Some of the most important places in life, such as
classrooms and businesses, are designed for confident
people. Quiet students are often told by teachers to
‘try harder’. It’s the same in offices. When any group
of people has to make a decision, the loudest opinion
is usually selected. That might be the best opinion, of
course – but it might not. In films and on social media,
leaders are usually shown as loud and confident, proud
of their opinions. Loud is successful, right?
Wrong! In her book Quiet, Susan Cain gives examples
of leaders and thinkers from history who were quiet.
According to Cain, quiet business leaders are more
creative and great at solving problems.
If you are a quiet person who wants to make their
voice heard, what can you do? The most important
thing is to take action. Decide to change a specific
behaviour and then do it. For example, speak to
someone you don’t know very well today. Research
tells us that when we change our behaviour in small
ways like this, it changes the way we actually think
about ourselves. We do, in fact, start to become more
confident. Practice is also very important. If you need to
speak in front of an audience, practise out loud.
For me, I’ve gradually become more confident as
I’ve grown up. I still don’t have many friends, but that’s
fine – my few friends are very important to me. And
perhaps I am their important quiet person.

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Offices aren’t designed for quiet people. T

1 Quiet students get better grades if they
can work alone.
2 In groups, people don’t always choose
the best opinion.
3 Leaders in films are usually confident people.
4 According to Susan Cain, Barack Obama was
a quiet leader.
5 Quiet people can’t solve business problems.
6 If you change your behaviour, it’s possible
to become more confident.
7 The writer would like more friends now that
she is more confident.
8 Marika has a lot of friends.
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Unit test 12
1 Complete the email. Use the past simple or past perfect
form of the verb in brackets.

Hi Edward, how are you?

Did you have (have) a good New Year’s Eve?
Sophie and I (1) (go) to Edinburgh. We
(2) (have not be) there before. When we
(3) (arrive) everything was white because it
(4) (snow) earlier in the day. It (5)
(take) three hours to find somewhere to stay, because
we (6) (not book) a hotel.
We (7) (spend) New Year’s Eve with some of
Sophie’s friends. She (8) (not see) them for a
long time so they had a lot to talk about!
Happy New Year from Alastair

2 Circle the correct word.

Last / Eventually Wednesday I rescued a cat from a tree.
1 Masato took Mum for a birthday lunch. Suddenly /
Meanwhile, I prepared for her surprise party.
2 When she arrived home, Robin suddenly / immediately knew
that something was wrong.
3 The training took several years but eventually / straight
away Tasmin qualified as a lawyer.
4 Antonio was driving along when meanwhile / suddenly he
heard a loud noise from the back seat.
5 I didn’t want to be late. When I got home, I changed into my
party clothes straight away / eventually.
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3 Tick (✓) the correct sentence.

‘We’re moving to Mexico.’
a She told me that they were moving to Mexico. ✓
b She told me that they had moved to Mexico.
1 ‘I’m going to wash the car.’
a She said that she was going to wash the car.
b She said that she had washed the car.
2 ‘We’ve finished our homework.’
a They told her that they finished their homework.
b They told her that they had finished their
homework.
3 ‘The train will be late.’
a He said that the train had be late.
b He said that the train would be late.
4 ‘Mark didn’t phone me.’
a He said that Mark hadn’t phoned him.
b He said that Mark wouldn’t phone him.
2 points for each correct answer 8

4 Complete the questions with the words from the box.

How What How Who Which Where say tell

How are you this morning?

1 What will you when you see him?
2 did you do last night?
3 did you go to the cinema with?
4 dress do you prefer: Andrea’s or Martina’s?
5 do you usually sit in your English classes?
6 Can you me what time the next train leaves?
7 many presents did you get?
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5 Read the text and circle the correct words.

Kalim, 26 — In 2017, I travelled around Europe for

a month. It was my first trip outside Turkey. I was also
desperate to impress my girlfriend. She loves ballet, and
when we were in St Petersburg, I decided to surprise
her. I bought tickets from a ticket office at the theatre.
I was pleased because they’d cost a lot less than I
expected. That evening we headed to the theatre
wearing our smartest clothes. When the performance
started, it was immediately obvious that I’d made a
mistake. We were watching an opera. And they were
singing in Russian. We couldn’t understand any of the
words, but in the end that wasn’t important. The music
was incredible and we could follow the story quite well.
Sergei, 48 — Last year I took my wife and two
children to Rome. I’d studied there when I was in my
twenties and I was looking forward to showing the city
to my family. We visited the famous Trevi Fountain – it’s
one of the most beautiful statues in Rome and always
busy with tourists taking selfies. On this particular day,
it was very crowded and my wife was feeling hot and
tired, so we all sat on the wall around the fountain. My
wife was trying to take a selfie of all four of us. I tried
to make her laugh by waving my arms around, but I
fell into the water. We have a very funny picture of my
children’s faces as I disappear. Lots of other people
recorded this moment in their selfies and videos. For a
day or two I was almost an online celebrity. I enjoyed
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Kalim travelled by himself / for a month / for work.

1 Kalim had never seen a ballet / left Turkey / been on
holiday with his girlfriend before.
2 Kalim and his girlfriend didn’t understand Russian /
wore the wrong Clothes / didn’t like opera, but it wasn’t
important.
3 Sergei had lived in Rome when he was a child / a student /
learning Italian.
4 When Sergei fell into the fountain, he was trying to impress
the other tourists / help his children / make his wife laugh.
1.5 points for each correct answer 6

6 Read the text again and write K (Kalim), or S (Sergei).

I have a funny picture of what happened. S

1 I wanted to surprise the person I was travelling with.
2 It’s always busy with tourists taking selfies.
3 I was pleased with the price.
4 I hadn’t bought the right tickets.
5 I was sitting on a wall.
6 I enjoyed being a celebrity.
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Progress test 1 Units 1–6

1 Complete the sentences. Use the correct form of the verb in
brackets.
Shhh. The film has just started (start).
1 A What you (do)?
B I’m a shop assistant.
2 Faisal is over there. He (stand) next to the tall man.
3 It (rain) when Rachael arrived at her new office.
4 Laila and Jumaid (watch) TV at 10 o’clock last night.
5 ‘I promise I (make) the bed’, said Ricardo.
6 you ever (go) to Hong Kong?
7 A you (wash) the car yet?
B No, I haven’t.
7

2 Circle the correct form.

Kim broke / has broken her arm while she was on holiday.
1 Lianne has been / has gone to Moscow more than once.
2 I every day exercise / exercise every day.
3 When you called I ate / was eating my lunch.
4 That was the loudest / louder concert I’ve ever been to.
5 What are you doing / do you do this weekend?
6 This song isn’t too good as / as good as his last one.
7 They’re meeting / They meet Jan at the cinema tonight.
8 My little brother is tired and he’s needing / he needs a rest.
9 Look at the traffic. We’re being / going to be late.
10 Vikram does / is doing an engineering course.
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3 Complete the sentences with the words from the box.

after Although but enough nothing
much that than when where

The job was difficult, but Conchita worked hard and soon
made a good impression.
1 Mikhail and Sonya are going to the park and that
they’re going for a meal.
2 Bryony was frightened, she walked into the
dark room.
3 Is that the hotel your parents stayed?
4 My lunch wasn’t big . I’m still hungry.
5 I’ve eaten too chocolate.
6 The problem started I was downloading some new
software.
7 There’s on TV tonight that I want to watch and I’m a
bit bored. Shall we go to the cinema?
8 My sister is more intelligent me.
9 A department store is a place sells different types of
product.
9

4 Match 1–6 to a–g. Write the letter.

wait c a an excuse
1 do b some exercise
2 make c for my friend
3 pay back d a friend
4 have e a wonderful time
5 unload f from a holiday
6 come back g the dishwasher
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5 Circle the correct word(s).

Mill Street Café only sells healthy / nutritionist salads.
1 Phoebe has medium / curly hair.
2 Jay is still in bed. He’s a bit lazy / hard-working.
3 I don’t like people who tell lies / the truth. We need to be
honest with each other.
4 We don’t laugh much in English class. It’s quite a funny /
serious place.
5 There are several talkative / mean people in this class, but
everyone’s opinion is important.
6 People say that yoga is interested / relaxing, but I find it
stressful!
7 We sold / hired a boat and went around the lake.
8 Are they interested / hopeful in coming with us to the café?
9 The hotel was clean / dirty and uncomfortable. What a
disaster!
10 The shopping centre is too crowded / very noisy.
10

6 Complete the sentences with one word.

There’s a queue. Please wait b e h i n d the line.
1 We need to talk your essay.
2 I’m sorry. I don’t agree your opinion.
3 Zeb arrived the station and looked for a ticket machine.
4 Yasmin belongs a chess club. She plays regularly.
5 The plates are all the sink. Please do the washing up.
6 Please don’t leave your dirty socks the floor.
7 Her birthday is Christmas Day.
8 My house is to a park. It’s beautiful!
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7 Complete the sentences with the words from the box.

looking next-day harbour luggage ironing failed
polluted camping bridge name basket

I went camping with my cousins. We all slept in one tent.

1 I don’t need a trolley. A is big enough for my
shopping.
2 A Did you pass your maths exam?
B No, I .
3 Then we will cross the to reach the centre of
the town.
4 We need to get our now. Which way is baggage
reclaim?
5 It will arrive tomorrow because I paid for delivery.
6 A Can I help you, sir?
B No, I’m just , thank you.
7 They’re your shirts so you can do the .
8 The town is so there’s dirt on the historic buildings.
9 It’s a pretty town with colourful fishing boats in the .
10 I’m so sorry. I’ve forgotten your .
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8 Circle the stressed syllable.

fu | ture
1 car | di | gan
2 ro | man | tic
3 ma | chine
4 pho | to | graph
5 di | vorced
6 to | mo | rrow
2 points for each correct answer 12

9 Complete the sentences with a verb from the box.

lost get go have leave meet miss take tell

Do you want to have children?

1 I’d like to abroad this summer.
2 Can I work early? I have a doctor’s appointment.
3 Hurry up! I don’t want to the bus.
4 This jumper is too small so I’m going to it back.
5 Do you nervous before tests?
6 I’ve my mobile phone. I can’t find it anywhere.
7 Did you Sarah about the test?
8 When did you your wife?
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10 Read the text and mark the sentences T (true), F (false), or

DS (doesn’t say).

Have you ever made a New Year’s resolution?

In many cultures, people choose to change something
about their life at the beginning of the year. And all over
the world, people celebrate the new year with interesting
customs.
My favourite traditions come from Mexico and other
Latin American countries. For example, at midnight
on New Year’s Eve in many Spanish-speaking cultures,
everyone eats twelve grapes – one grape for each month
of the year. People say that eating the grapes brings good
fortune for the new year. And don’t be surprised if your
friend from Peru wants to walk around the outside of
his or her house with heavy luggage. Traditionally, if you
complete this challenge you will be a successful traveller in
the new year.
Cleaning the house is perhaps the most common
new year tradition. Some people believe this removes bad
luck and allows good luck to enter the house. In countries
such as Britain and Iran, the cleaning happens later in the
year, so it’s called ‘spring cleaning’. In Iran, just before the
March spring festival, people empty their houses of all
their furniture. They clean the house from top to bottom,
mend broken furniture or replace old items. People bring
flowers and herbs indoors too so their homes smell fresh
and clean.
If you are in Denmark at New Year, you will probably
see piles of broken plates outside front doors. Traditionally,
people take their old or broken plates and smash them on
their friend’s front door. It brings good luck to your friend.
So, a big pile of broken plates means you are a popular
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New Year is a special day all over the world. T

1 One of the writer’s favourite New Year traditions
comes from Latin America.
2 At midnight, there is a tradition of eating one grape.
3 The person who eats the fastest wins a prize.
4 In Peru, there is a New Year tradition that includes
suitcases.
5 The tradition from Peru will give you good dreams in
the new year.
6 House cleaning is a very popular new year tradition.
7 In Britain, people clean their homes at New Year.
8 In Iran, the first month of the calendar is March.
9 In Denmark, there is a special tradition between
friends.
10 The most popular people have the most broken plates.
10

11 Match the words from the text to their definitions.

Write the letter.
A challenge B customs C festival
D herbs E removes F smash

plants often used to add flavour to food D

1 activities that have been common for a long time
2 something that is difficult to do
3 takes something away
4 a special day of celebration
5 to break into lots of pieces
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Progress test 2 Units 7–12

1 Complete the sentences. Use the correct form of the verb in
brackets.
What would you do (do) if you found £50?
1 I (not meet) Michael before I moved to this town.
2 Always try (get on) with your colleagues. That’s
good advice for anyone who is starting a new job.
3 Mr Lee is a great teacher. If you watch his online videos, you
(understand) maths more easily.
4 (wear) a suit and tie makes Louis feel uncomfortable.
5 Charles Babbage (invent) the first computer.
6 A you (eat) sushi before your trip to Japan?
B No, I hadn’t.
7 That’s an interesting question. If I (know) the answer,
I’d be rich.
8 Ed (write) two books and he plans to write more.
8

2 Circle the correct word or phrase.

Is that your / yours dog?
1 You don’t have to / should leave now. Your taxi is here.
2 The visitors looked round the city / the city round.
3 Mia moved to Lisbon for finding / to find work.
4 A I can’t swim very well.
B Neither can I / I can.
5 Charles Babbage often called / is often called ‘the Father of
Computers’.
6 A How long did they work / have they worked there?
B They’ve worked there for six months now.
7 Who wants / does want more cake?
8 That table is ours / the ours.
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3 Complete the sentences with one word.

He doesn’t have to get up yet. We can wake him in
an hour.
1 I think you take a break. You’re too tired to study.
2 Marcus has known Kaito 2012.
3 you use to go out with Felix?
4 A I love salsa dancing.
B do I.
5 The music is too loud. Please turn it so it’s quieter.
6 You talk in the library. That’s the rule.
7 Kattrina move to Oslo. She’s thinking about it.
8 She use to like coffee, but she loves it now.
9 When penicillin discovered?
9

4 Complete the sentences with the verbs from the box.

bring forget borrow lend look look miss

Can I look at your holiday photos?

1 Can you me your phone? Mine has no battery.
2 Please £2 to class tomorrow for Wilhelm’s present.
3 I after my neighbour’s cat when they go on holiday.
4 I can’t our English class next week. There’s a test.
5 Don’t to turn off the radio!
6 Can I your pen?
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5 Circle the correct word.

Brett moved away from the bear. He didn’t want it to
see him.
a slowly
b seriously c sadly
1 Dominic is a teacher. He teaches sport to children.
a IT b PE c CD
2 ‘Give it back!’ she shouted .
a lazily b quietly c angrily
3 Manos said the answer . It had taken him only four
seconds to do the maths.
a eventually b straight away c meanwhile
4 Chocolate cake or ice cream? It’s a difficult !
a choice b advice c confusion
5 The scientist’s new saved many lives.
a invitation b competition c invention
6 Jodie to study in England next summer.
a looks b waits c hopes
6

6 Match 1–6 to a–g. Write the letter.

I filled g a him I would call
1 I watched b out the rubbish
2 I took c home before you
3 I said d to fail
4 I got e the match on TV
5 I expected f I would call
6 I told g in the form

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7 Circle the correct preposition.

Bill is interested in / with / at psychology.
1 Elsa is good for / at / about memory games.
2 Milos gets angry with / from / by cyclists who don’t stop at
traffic lights.
3 In basketball you throw the ball over / round / through
a hoop.
4 The ball went along / down / past the goalie.
5 Lisa suffers of / from / to a fear of the sea.
2 points for each correct answer 10

8 Complete the sentences with one word.

I’ve had a pet rabbit for three years now.
1 The box jellyfish can give you a bad and painful .
2 Don’t throw that plastic bottle. We can recycle it.
3 Gran school when she was 16 and worked in a shop.
4 The classroom printer has run of ink.
5 Jess and Kayleigh could be twins. They look just
the same.
6 Jon was born in Poland, so that means his nationality
is .
7 Lars and Miles are very . They like the same music
and films.
8 We’ve been waiting for you 11 a.m.
9 They got last summer. It was a beautiful wedding.
10 Margaret has been scared cows for years.
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9 Circle the stressed syllable.

com | pe | ti | tion
1 pri | ma | ry
2 re | la | tion | ship
3 pa | pa | ra | zzi
4 mo | squi | to
5 pa | ra | graph
2 points for each correct answer 10

10 Circle the correct word.

You can’t swim here because there are .
a chickens b bees c sharks
1 Hugh was stung by a in his garden.
a fly b butterfly c wasp
2 Fang made a and bought the red flowers.
a decide b decision c deciding
3 The company first opened .
a by Swedish b Swedish c in Sweden
4 Mum! I’ve just seen two in the kitchen.
a mouse b mice c bird
5 Julie enjoys all types of science: Biology, and
Chemistry.
a Physics b Geography c History
6 Don’t lose your ! It’s only a very small spider.
a panic b mad c cool
7 Jo is scared of . He hates being close to lots of people.
a birds b heights c crowds
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11 Read the text and mark the sentences T (true), F (false), or

DS (doesn’t say).

Our health editor, Nikki Langer, interviewed two

people whose jobs show that dogs can improve human
health.
Ben Forster, dog trainer — Dogs are the most
common therapy animal because they are easy to
train, and because there are many different sizes. For
a hospital visit, for example, it might be important to
have a small dog which someone can hold on their
lap. The most important thing, though, is the dog’s
personality: it must be calm and quiet. Most therapy
dogs are not puppies and they have to complete a
special training course before they can work in hospitals
or schools. There are many benefits for the patients and
children.
Jasmin Hussain, tutor — I used to have mental
health problems. A few years ago, my doctor
recommended getting a dog. She said that walking
with a dog and caring for it would help me to recover –
and that was true for me. Now Domino comes to the
university with me and helps my students. She sits in my
office during my classes. When my office door is open,
students know they can come in and talk to Domino.
My university department has lots of international
students and some of them are far away from home.
One girl told me that she missed her pet dog more than
her parents! If Domino didn’t come towork with me,
the students would definitely be sad. He’s a great dog:
very gentle and he loves it when people stroke him.
Thanks to my students, he has also learned instructions
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The two people were interviewed because of their

hobbies. F
1 Dogs can make people feel better.
2 Only dogs are used as therapy animals.
3 Small dogs are always best for hospital work.
4 Therapy dogs must be puppies.
5 Before the dogs can work in schools, they must
complete the training course.
6 Jasmin had suffered from health problems since
she was in her twenties.
7 If Jasmin’s office door is open, students can visit
Domino.
8 The girl said, ‘I miss my dog as much as my family!’
9 The students have taught Domino some new
instructions.
10 Domino can go home with the students.
10

12 Match the words from the text to their definitions. Write

the letter.

A sad B benefits C calm D lap E recover F stroke

the top of your legs when you sit down D

1 relaxed, not worried or frightened
2 advantages
3 to get healthy again after an illness
4 to move a hand along something
5 unhappy
2 points for each correct answer 10

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Unit tests answers

Unit 1 4 1 tiring  ​
2 bored  ​3 interested  ​4 exciting  ​
5 boring  ​ 6 relaxed
1 1 love  ​2 Do … prefer  ​3 ’m not studying  ​
4 ’m working  ​5 want  ​6 don’t speak  ​ 5 1 F  ​2 T  ​3 F  ​4 DS  ​5 T  ​6 F  ​7 F  ​8 F  ​
7 Are … learning 9 T​

2 1 are you using  ​2 aren’t working  ​ 6 1 also  ​2 not very old  ​3 doesn’t want  ​
3 is playing  ​4 don’t know  ​ 4 a shirt and a skirt  ​5 were  ​6 everyone
5 does Blanca work
Unit 5
3 1 F  ​
2 C  ​3 B  ​4 D  ​
5 E  ​
1 1 a  ​
2 e  ​3 c  ​4 d  ​
5 b
4 1 medium  ​2 quiet  ​3 bald  ​4 behind  ​
5 overweight  ​6 friendly  ​7 to  ​8 between  ​ 2 1 the best  ​2 as  ​
3 more carefully  ​
4 most exciting  ​5 furthest  ​6 less expensive
5 1 Business Studies  ​2 talkative  ​3 team
sports  ​4 friendly  ​5 go to a restaurant  ​ 3 1 interesting  ​2 statue  ​
3 market  ​4 palace  ​
6 thin  ​7 the same hobbies 5 population  ​ 6 polluted

6 1 F  ​2 T  ​3 F  ​4 F  ​5 F  ​6 T  ​7 F  ​8 T 4 1 teeth  ​2 add  ​

3 active  ​4 fast  ​5 healthy  ​
6 reduces
Unit 2 5 1 F  ​2 DS  ​3 T  ​4 DS  ​5 T  ​6 T  ​7 T
1 1 wasn’t snowing  ​2 did … pass  ​
3 didn’t come  ​4 were … doing  ​ Unit 6
5 wasn’t studying  ​6 bought 1 1 Shall … make  ​2 won’t drive  ​3 ’ll open  ​
2 1 because  ​2 Although  ​3 so  ​
4 so  ​ 4 won’t forget  ​5 ’ll go
5 because  ​6 but 2 1 won’t be  ​2 have … had  ​3 will look  ​
3 1 run  ​2 have  ​
3 invite  ​4 wait  ​5 spend  ​ 4 seeing  ​5 didn’t sleep  ​6 were … going
6 take 3 1 find  ​ 2 sell  ​
3 remember  ​4 stop/finish  ​
4 1 at  ​2 on  ​3 in  ​4 in  ​5 on  ​6 at 5 fail  ​6 get/catch

5 1 F  ​
2 T  ​3 DS  ​4 F  ​5 F  ​6 T  ​7 DS  ​8 T  ​ 4 1 incredibly  ​2 pay  ​
3 send  ​
4 quite  ​
9 F  ​ 5 take  ​6 very

6 1 beautiful  ​2 camera  ​3 well  ​

4 great  ​ 5 1 T  ​2 F  ​3 F  ​4 T  ​5 T
5 friendly 6 1 bad  ​2 positive  ​
3 depressed  ​4 hour  ​
5 media
Unit 3
1 1 which  ​2 where  ​3 which  ​4 who  ​ Unit 7
5 where  ​6 who 1 1 saying  ​
2 walking  ​
3 Doing  ​
4 to spend  ​
2 1 ’m … travel  ​2 are ... do  ​3 aren’t … finish  ​ 5 to make
4 is … pass  ​5 isn’t … rain  ​6 ’m not … 2 1 don’t have to  ​2 don’t have to  ​3 mustn’t  ​
enjoy 4 has to  ​5 must  ​6 must  ​7 have to
3 1 about  ​2 to  ​
3 on  ​4 for  ​5 with 3 1 love  ​2 stopped  ​3 spend  ​
4 mind  ​
4 1 gate  ​2 baggage  ​
3 control  ​4 trolley  ​ 5 finished  ​6 enjoy
5 customs  ​6 lift 4 1 make  ​2 be  ​ 3 play  ​4 look for  
5 1 the weather  ​2 sunny  ​3 gallery  ​ ​5 turn off  ​6 learn
4 expensive 5 1 T  ​
2 F  ​3 F  ​4 F  ​
5 DS
6 1 H  ​
2 A  ​3 A  ​4 H  ​5 A  ​6 A  ​7 H 6 1 world  ​
2 money  ​3 top  ​
4 surprising  ​
5 happy
Unit 4
1 1 Have … planned  ​2 went  ​ 3 have been  ​
4 didn’t stay  ​5 hired  ​6 Have … been
2 1 anything  ​2 nobody  ​
3 already  ​
4 something  ​5 nothing  ​6 anywhere  ​
7 Someone  ​8 yet
3 1 i  ​
2 f  ​3 a  ​4 b  ​5 d  ​6 h  ​7 e  ​8 j  ​
9 g

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Unit 8 Unit 11
1 1 to  ​2 won’t  ​3 not  ​4 will  ​5 should  ​ 1 1 a  ​
2 b  ​3 a  ​4 b  ​
5 a  ​
6 will
2 1 did  ​
2 can  ​
3 am  ​4 did  ​
5 do
2 1 theirs  ​2 her  ​3 Its  ​
4 mine  ​5 his
3 1 invitation  ​2 information  ​
3 decision  ​
3 1 wear  ​2 borrow  ​
3 earns  ​
4 met  ​ 4 life  ​5 success
5 waiting
4 1 neither  ​2 like  ​
3 both  ​
4 similar
4 1 get on well with  ​2 get home  
5 1 DS  ​2 T  ​3 T  ​4 DS  ​5 F  ​6 T  ​7 F  ​8 F
​3 get a ticket  ​4 get married  ​5 get up  ​
6 get better  ​7 get nervous  ​8 get fit
Unit 12
5 1 better information  ​2 change their
1 1 went  ​2 hadn’t been  ​3 arrived  ​
journeys  ​3 all right  ​4 receipts  ​5 run  ​
4 had snowed  ​ 5 took  ​
6 hadn’t booked  ​
6 stuck in traffic  ​7 on a work trip  ​8 airport  ​
7 spent  ​8 hadn’t seen
9 three nights
2 1 a  ​2 b  ​
3 b  4 a  ​
6 1 F  ​
2 F  ​3 C  ​4 C  ​5 F  ​6 C
3 1 Meanwhile  ​ 2 immediately  ​3 eventually  ​
Unit 9 4 suddenly  ​5 straight away
1 1 haven’t seen  ​2 bought  ​3 didn’t say  ​ 4 1 say  ​2 What  ​
3 Who  ​4 Which  ​
5 Where  ​
4 for  ​
5 did they arrive  ​6 since 6 tell  ​7 How
2 1 ’d travel / would travel, didn’t have  ​ 5 1 left Turkey  ​2 didn’t understand Russian  ​
2 would be, didn’t do  ​3 ’d get / would 3 a student  ​4 make his wife laugh
get, worked  ​4 were, ’d stop / would stop  ​
6 1 K  ​
2 S  ​3 K  ​4 K  ​5 S  ​
6 S
5 wouldn’t get, used
3 1 have  ​2 fall  ​3 go  ​4 be  ​
5 get  ​6 retire  ​
7 start
4 1 suffers  ​2 scared  ​3 spiders  ​4 heights  ​
5 fear
5 1 F  ​2 T  ​3 F  ​4 DS  ​5 T  ​6 DS  ​
7 T  ​8 F  ​
9 DS  10 T  ​
6 1 the same as  ​2 slow and lazy  ​3 wave  ​
4 nervous  ​5 safe

Unit 10
1 1 was decorated  ​ 2 were not written  ​
3 is spoken  ​4 are polluted  ​5 was played  ​
6 was won  ​7 is not taught
2 1 it off  ​2 along  ​3 down  
​ look after my cat  ​5 past  ​6 them on
4
3 1 designed  ​2 based  ​
3 painted  ​4 opened  ​
5 discovered
4 1 down  ​2 on  ​
3 in  ​4 out  ​
5 away  ​
6 for
5 1 IBM  ​2 faster  ​3 Swiss  ​
4 well-known  ​
5 by Michael Phelps  ​6 were banned  ​
6 1 T  ​
2 F  ​3 T  ​
4 F

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 Progress tests answers
Progress Test 1 Progress Test 2
1 1 do … do  ​
2 is standing  ​3 was raining  ​ 1 1 hadn’t met  ​
2 to get on  ​3 will
4 were watching  ​5 ’ll / will make  ​ understand  ​
4 Wearing  ​5 invented  ​
6 Have … been  ​7 Have … washed 6 Had … eaten  ​7 knew  ​8 has written
2 1 has been  ​2 exercise every day  ​ 2 1 should  ​2 round the city  ​3 to find  ​
3 was eating  ​4 loudest  ​5 are you doing  ​ 4 can I  ​
5 is often called  ​6 have they
6 as good as  ​7 They’re meeting   worked  ​7 wants  ​ 8 ours
​8 he needs  ​9 going to be  ​10 is doing
3 1 should  ​
2 since  ​3 Did  ​4 So  ​5 down  ​
3 1 after  ​2 Although  ​3 where  ​
4 enough  ​ 6 mustn’t  ​
7 might  ​8 didn’t  ​9 was
5 much  ​6 when  ​7 nothing  ​8 than  
4 1 PE  ​
2 angrily  ​3 straight away  ​4 choice  ​
9 that
5 invention  ​
6 hopes
4 1 b  ​2 a  ​3 d  ​4 e  ​
5 g  ​6 f
5 1 lend  ​
2 bring  ​
3 look  ​
4 miss  ​
5 forget
5 1 curly  ​
2 lazy  ​3 lies  ​4 serious  ​
6 1 e  ​2 b  ​
3 f  ​4 c  ​5 d  ​
6 a
5 talkative  ​6 relaxing  ​7 hired  ​
8 interested  ​9 dirty  10 crowded 7 1 at  ​
2 with  ​
3 through  ​
4 past  ​
5 from
6 1 about  ​2 with  ​
3 at  ​4 to  ​5 in  ​6 on  ​ 8 1 sting  ​
2 away  ​ 3 left  ​4 out  ​
5 identical  ​
7 on  ​8 next 6 Polish  ​7 similar  ​8 since  ​9 married  ​
10 of
7 1 basket  ​
2 failed  ​3 bridge  ​4 luggage  ​
5 next-day  ​6 looking  ​7 ironing  ​ 9 1 primary  ​2 relationship  ​
3 paparazzi  ​
8 polluted  ​9 harbour  ​10 name 4 mosquito  ​5 paragraph
8 1 cardigan  ​2 romantic  ​3 machine  ​ 10 1 wasp  ​2 decision  ​3 in Sweden  ​4 mice  ​
4 photograph  ​5 divorced  ​6 tomorrow 5 Physics  ​
6 cool  ​7 crowds  ​8 like
9 1 go  ​2 leave  ​ 3 miss  ​4 take  ​
5 get  ​ 11 1 T  ​2 F  ​3 T  ​4 F  ​5 T  ​6 DS  ​7 T  ​8 F  ​
6 lost  ​7 tell  ​8 meet 9 T  ​10 DS
10 1 T  ​2 F  ​3 DS  ​4 T  ​5 F  ​6 T  ​7 F  ​8 DS  ​ 12 1 C  ​
2 B  ​3 E  ​4 F  ​5 A
9 T  ​10 T  ​
11 1 B  ​
2 A  ​3 E  ​4 C  ​5 F

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