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This man has dark ...

heads

hairs

hair

head

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and a ...

barber

beard

facehair

moustaches

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He is ... a jacket

holding

wearing

having

carrying

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and he is ... a piece of paper.

holding

getting

having

wearing

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He is sitting at his ...

room

office

desk

chair

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perhaps he is ...

on job

business

at work

work

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You arrive at a party at 8 p.m. What do you say?

Goodnight

Good evening

Good-bye

Good afternoon

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Someone offers you a drink. You don't want it. What do you say?

Please

No, please

Thank you

No, thank you

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Henderson ... going to work

doesn't like

don't like

not like

likes not

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... early in the morning?

Get he up

Does he get up

Gets up

Do he get up

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He ... to drive a car

learning

are learning

is learning

am learning

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A train is ... a bus

more quick

more quickly

quicker than

quickly

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He ... swim very well

not can

doesn't can

cannot

don't can

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... the bus to work

Roberts catches always

Robert does always catches

Always Robert catches

Roberts always catches

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Peter works in London...

He there goes by train

There goes he by train

He goes there by train

He goes by train there

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... TV last night?

Did she watch

Does she watch

Watched she

Did she watched

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I spoke slowly, but he ... understand me

didn't could

didn't can

could not

canned not

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She made ... last year

a lot of money

lots money

many money

much mony

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I asked her ...

go not away

not to go away

to go not away

to not go away

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She used to live ... London

in

to

on

at

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James ... to her on the phone

spoken

speaked

spoke

spoked

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Quiet, please! I ... a test!

am doing

doing

do

does

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I won't go to Cambridge if it ... tomorrow

would rain

rains

rain

raining

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While she ... to Liverpool, she saw an accident

drove

drives

had driven

was driving

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Millions of cigaretts ... every year

are smoking

are smoke

are smoked

is smoke

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She has a ... experience in marketing in Europe

large

grand

great

wide

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I remember ... him in London

to meet

of meeting

meeting

to meeting

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But I saw him in Frankfurt ...

since 3 years

for 3 years

before 3 years

3 years ago

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Could you look ... the blackboard and read what is on?

for

to

at

on

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Jane went abroad last year. She ... abroad before.

never went

had never been

had been never

went never

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The last Olympic Games ... in Tokyo

were held

were helded

were hold

was holden

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He took ... the cheese

all

the all

all of

all of the

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The committee held a ... last week

meeting

session

gathering

sitting

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I ... the Prime Minister's speech very carefully

heard

listened to

heard to

overheard

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He would have known that, if he ... the meeting

has attended

had attended

would attend

would have attended

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Would you mind ... the door?

to opening

opening

to open

open

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In August he ... for us for 25 years

will work

is going to work

will have worked

will be working

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... since I came back to the office?

Was Ms Robinson telephoning

Has Ms Robinson telephoned

Telephoned Ms Robinson

Did Ms Robinson telephone

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She speaks English very well ... she is only 9

whereas

although

despite

in spite

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"Don't do that" I said. I .. him not to do that

said

told

spoke

talked

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He never takes risks. He's a very ... man

attentive

anxious

cautious

mindful

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I'd like to put ... a suggestion, if I may

across

over

though

forward

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I ... this test for at least half an hour now

have been doing

do

am doing

have done

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I'll speak to him when he ...

is arriving

arrives

will arrive

would arrive

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"Can you come tomorrow?" He asked ... tomorrow

that I can come

that I come

if I come

if I could come

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He hasn't come again today. If he doesn't come ... what to do tomorrow

he wouldn't know

he won't know

he will not have known

he didn't know

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CONVERSATION (questions 47 – 64): Mr and Mrs Wallace want to buy a house, so they go to the office
of an estate agent.

Agent: Good morning. Mr and Mrs Wallace?

Mrs Wallace: Mr Hogan?

Agent: How do you do.

Mrs Wallace: I spoke to you on the phone. ... is my husband.

This

It

He

That

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Agent: How do you do. ... sit down.

You

Please

Let

Now

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Agent: I understand from our telephone conversation that you’re ...

interesting

interested

intended

intending

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in buying a property for about £85,000, is that ...?

true

possible

right

not

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Mrs Wallace: No. Well the price is right, but – er – well, we .................... a problem.

seem

have

are

make

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Mr Wallace: Longer ... that.

to

that

than

as

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Mrs Wallace: Yes, I suppose it is – and we want to settle back here ... we have very different ideas

and

so

but

because

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we have very different ideas of the ... of place we’d like to live in.

piece

shape

area

kind

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Mr Wallace: Yes, you see ... prefer to live in town, in a centrally located flat

I

we

we'd

I'd

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Mrs Wallace: And I am really keen to live in ... country.

a

the

-

some

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I want a big garden. I want a new view. I want to be ... to go for walks.

able

allow

can

possible

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Mr Wallace: Well, I’m sure you ... teach in London, in town, just as easily.

should

might

could

would

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Mrs Wallace: Yes, ... I think the chances of

so

but

then

and

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getting a job ... probably much greater in a village school

are

would

will

is

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and I ... like to be part of the community again, darling.

do

would

shall

will

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Mr Wallace: And I want to live in a flat ... maintenance included.

by

and

for

with

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You know – you pay for all the ... I mean, I’m not a do-it-yourself man.

services

servants

assistance

assistants

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I don’t like to mend leaky ..., and that sort of thing.

roofs

walls

ceilings

floors

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Mr Graham has just checked into a hotel, but he is not happy with his room. He goes down to the reception desk. Mr Graham: I’m ... there’s been a mistake. My room doesn’t have a bath.

regret

anxious

afraid

sorry

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Hotel Clerk: Well, I think your room is correct, sir. Room 118 ...?

isn't it

don't you

can you

doesn't you

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Mr Graham: ... could I have a bath,
please?

In spite

Thank you

Well

Thus

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Hotel Clerk: Er – I’m afraid we don’t ... a room with a bath and –

retain

get

reserve

have

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Mr Graham: Look, I’m very tired. I don’t want to ... but my firm always book a room with a bath.

argue

shout

denounce

anger

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Hotel Clerk: Er – I’ll check the ...

communicate

correspondence

mailing

lettering

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but I don’t think you were ... into a room with a bath. There we are, it is Mr Graham, isn’t it?
Mr Graham: It is, yes.

The clerk shows Mr Graham a letter

reserved

booked

registered

checked

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Hotel Clerk: Yes, one ... room.

alone

only

bathless

single

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Mr Graham: I’ll see them when I get back. Well, I ... that it’s our mistake,

appreciate

respect

deprecate

expect

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but are you sure there’s ... with a bath?
Hotel Clerk: Well, not for tonight

nothing

anything

something

not

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Mr Graham: I’ve just flown a very long ... and I’m very tired and all I want is a bath and a sleep.

timing

airline

period

distance

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Hotel Clerk: Well, as I’ve said, sir, there’s ... nothing for tonight. But let’s see. You’re here for five days, aren’t you?

Mr Graham: Oh dear!

absolutely

especially

perfectly

extremely

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Hotel Clerk: I’ll just have a ... with the manager.

sentence

dialogue

phrase

word

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Mr Graham: I would ... it

thank

reward

value

appreciate

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I’m ... to have a long hot bath!

worried

desperate

overwhelmed

despaired

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Hotel Clerk: Don’t worry, sir! ... it with me.

Leave

Stop

Let

Give

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