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GRAMMAR 15 My grandparents have a(n) _____ cottage in the
country.
Check (✓) A, B, or C to complete the sentences. A old lovely little ■ B lovely little old ■
Example: The _____ eat a lot of fish. C little old lovely ■
A Chineses ■ B Chinese ■ ✓ 16 The government should do more to help _____.
C Chinese people ■ A poor ■ B the poor ■ C the poverty ■
1 How long _____ Belinda? 17 Could I have _____, please?
A do you know ■ B have you been knowing ■ A the green ones ■ B the green ■
C have you known ■ C the ones green ■
2 _____ the floor yet? 18 All _____ in my class were really friendly.
A Have you been cleaning ■ A the Mexicans ■ B the Mexican ■
B Have you cleaned ■ C Did you clean ■ C Mexicans ■
3 I’ve been writing emails all day – I think _____ over a 19 _____ are going to become an increasingly large section
hundred. of society.
A I’ve been sending ■ B I’m sending ■ A The Elderly ■ B The old people ■
C I’ve sent ■ C The elderly ■
4 We’ve lived in this house _____ I was six years old. 20 I’d love to learn more about _____ – they seem like such
A from ■ B for ■ C since ■ interesting people.
5 A You look exhausted! A the Japanese ■ B Japanese ■
B That’s because I _____ the garden all day. C the Japan ■
A dug ■ B ’ve dug ■ C ’ve been digging ■ 20
6 There’s blood on your shirt! You _____ yourself!
A ’ve cut ■ B cut ■ C ’ve been cutting ■ VOCABULARY
7 Bungee jumping is the most exciting thing _____. a Check (✓) A, B, or C to complete the sentences.
A I’ve ever done ■ B I ever did ■
Example: Billy’s _____ himself. He touched a hot
C I’ve ever been doing ■
saucepan.
8 A Do you want to play some tennis later? A burnt ■ ✓ B cut ■ C twisted ■
B No thanks. _____ twice this week.
A I’ve already played ■ 1 I can’t eat peanuts because they give me an allergic
B I’ve already been playing ■ _____.
C I’ve been already playing ■ A attack ■ B condition ■ C reaction ■
9 How many times _____ to the coast this year? 2 David is _____ on a fish bone! Can you help?
A have you been ■ B did you go ■ A choking ■ B swallowing ■
C have you been going ■ C vomiting ■
10 How long _____ at this language school? 3 You should cover your mouth when you _____ to
A do you study ■ B have you been studying stop any viruses from spreading.
■
C you have been studying ■ A swallow ■ B sneeze ■ C vomit ■
11 Harry’s got a _____ sports car. 4 He keeps having to go to the bathroom. He’s got
A blue new fantastic ■ B fantastic new blue _____.
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C new blue fantastic ■ A a rash ■ B diarrhea ■ C a blister ■
12 _____ have a reputation for being hard-working people. 5 I hate _____, but I need to get some before I go on my
A A Pole ■ B The Poles ■ C Polish ■ trip to Africa.
A bandages ■ B shots ■ C X-rays ■
13 _____ joined my English class this week.
A A Chinese ■ B Chinese girl ■ 6 I _____ and then I fainted.
C A Chinese girl ■ A had a blister ■ B felt dizzy ■
C was unconscious ■
14 I think the _____ dress suits you best.
A green long cotton ■ B long green cotton 7 I’ve got a(n) _____. It hurts when I talk.
■
C cotton long green ■ A headache ■ B earache ■
C sore throat ■
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8 I cut my foot on some broken glass and had to PRONUNCIATION
get five _____.
A X-rays ■ B stitches ■ C wounds ■
a Which word has a different sound? Check (✓) A,
B, or C.
9 My back _____ if I spend too long sitting in that
chair. Example: A glove ■
✓ B spotted ■ C sock ■
A aches ■ B vomits ■ C bleeds ■ 1 A stylish ■ B striped ■ C denim ■
10 It was difficult to walk when I _____ my ankle, but it 2 A scruffy ■ B shirt ■ C fur ■
got better really quickly. 3 A swollen ■ B choke ■ C vomit ■
A bandaged ■ B swollen ■ C twisted ■
4 A poisoning ■ B swollen ■ C dizzy ■
b Check (✓) A, B, or C to complete the sentences. 5 A striped ■ B checked ■ C spotted ■
Example: I went _____ with the flu last month. b Which is the correctly stressed syllable? Check (✓)
A down ■ ✓ B up ■ C through ■ A, B, or C.
11 I was feeling so dizzy that I had to lie _____. Example: A old-fashioned ■
✓ B old-fashioned ■
A up ■ B down ■ C over ■ C old-fashioned ■
12 The fish we ate wasn’t cooked properly and I threw 6 A cardigan ■ B cardigan ■ C cardigan ■
_____ during the night.
7 A accident ■ B accident ■ C accident ■
A up ■ B out ■ C down ■
8 A fashionable ■ B fashionable ■
13 I was very sick with food poisoning and it took a
C fashionable ■
couple of weeks to get _____ it.
9 A allergic ■ B allergic ■ C allergic ■
A across ■ B through ■ C over ■
10 A unconscious ■ B unconscious ■
14 I felt very strange and light-headed and then I passed
C unconscious ■
_____.
A over ■ B out ■ C down ■ 10
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slowly came _____.
A up ■ B through ■ C around ■
c Check (✓) A, B, or C to complete the sentences.
Example: Those shoes aren’t made of _____. That’s
why they’re so cheap.
A leather ■✓ B velvet ■ C cotton ■
16 Ben’s so _____. He always dresses really well.
A old-fashioned ■ B stylish ■
C scruffy ■
17 Your jeans are going to fall down. They’re too _____.
A smart ■ B checked ■ C loose ■
18 I think you should buy that red dress. It really _____
you.
A matches ■ B goes with ■ C suits ■
19 I don’t like patterned shirts. I prefer _____ clothes.
A denim ■ B hooded ■ C plain ■
20 Are you going to _____ for the dinner tonight?
A wear up ■ B dress over ■ C dress up ■
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