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Which of these sentences is/are incorrect?
What I don't understand is why he asked the question
Why I don't understand is what he asked the question
I don't understand why he asked the question
Which sentence is correct
The prime minister made it, the decision.
The decision that was made, it was the prime minister.
It was the prime minister who made the decision
Which of these does not mean the same thing as: "I don't go to the beach a lot"
Never ever do I go to the beach
Rarely do I go to the beach
Hardly ever do I go to the beach
Which does not mean the same as "You are not allowed to leave the classroom"
Seldom can you leave the classroom
Under no circumstances can you leave the classroom
On no account can you leave the classroom
Complete this expression: It is only a _______ of ______ until we pass the exam
It is only a matter of time until we pass the exam
Complete this expression: It ______ ______ no surprise when it started to rain
It came as no surprise when it started to rain
Complete this expression: I have to keep _____ _____ on the time because we need to leave at 16:50
I have to keep an eye on the time because we need to leave at 16:50
Complete the expression: We won't _______ a chance of _______ the exam unless we study
We won't stand a chance of passing the exam unless we study
Complete the expression: I was _______ the impression _______ Declan was going to be in the class.
I was under the impression that Declan was going to be in the class.
Which of these could you not say if you failed an exam?
If only I had studied more for the exam
I wish I studied more for the exam
I wish I had studied more for the exam
I should have studied more for the exam
Complete this sentence: If I hadn't learnt so much English when I was young,...
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Which of these cannot be used instead of 'if' in a conditional strucure
Can
As long as
Had
Should
Which of these phrasal verbs means to annoy
wind up
speed off
pull over
shoot down
Which of these phrasal verbs means to concentrate on something (eg studying or work)
wrist down
knuckle down
feet up
head down
Which of these phrasal verbs means to improve or strengthen?
chicken up
pork up
lamb up
beef up
Which of these phrasal verbs means to become silent
clam up
shark down
sea urchin out
lobster up
