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CAE Exam: Week 1

  •  English    13     Public
    Review of some of the points covered in week 1
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  • Which of the expressions does NOT collocate with 'lay'?
    the table
    claim to
    an excuse
    the blame on
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  • Which verb could be used to complete the following collocations: 'tribute to', 'a compliment' and 'attention'?
    pay
  •  20
  • The two countries are in ... over the boundaries of their coastal waters.
    discussion
    argument
    dispute
    debate
  •  15
  • Which phrasal verb could mean 'to employ' new staff?
    keep up
    take on
    take over
    set up
  •  15
  • Complete the phrasal verb: The new manager plans to bring ... a number of changes in the company.
    about / in
  •  20
  • ... the fact that all hedgehogs can hibernate, not all choose to do so.
    Despite
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  • When trying to find a job, it's important to consider the culture of the organisations you're applying ... .
    to
  •  20
  • Complete with the correct word form: We hope the campaign will ... public awareness of the dangers of drugs. (HIGH)
    heighten
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  • Which word doesn't fit? He will ... try and persuade his parents to change their minds. (DOUBT)
    doubtless
    undoubtingly
    undoubtedly
    doubtlessly
  •  15
  • What is the correct word form?: In this area of the country, fruits and vegetables are ... due to the climate and soil. (PLENTY)
    plentiful
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  • Which transformation doesn't work?: I would ... this guitar to start learning on. (SUGGEST)
    suggest that he should get
    suggest him to get
    suggest he should get
    suggest he get
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  • Which KWT is correct? I'm sure Sam didn't resolve her financial problems because she's still in debt. (CAN'T)
    Sam [can't sort] out her financial problems ...
    Sam [couldn't have sorted] out her financial problems ...
    Sam [can't have sorted] out her financial problems ...
    Sam [can't had sorted] out her financial problems ...
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  • It was the best restaurant I have ever been to. (SUCH) Never before ... good restaurant.
    have I been to such a
  •  25