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Master 1 - Unit 3 and 4 Review

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    LIFE Advanced/MAC.
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  • "The price of the car couldn't be negociated." - Rephrase this sentence using -able.
    The price of the car was non-negotiable.
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  • "You ______________ a new iPad. You already have a tablet!"
    needn't have bought
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  • MIGHT HAVE has a bigger degree of certainty than MUST HAVE. True or false?
    FALSE
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  • The new boss _______ us ______________ for our new project. It's now ready to be implemented.
    gave (us) the go ahead/the green light
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  • You've never had sushi before. How come you say it's bad? See for yourself, ______________.
    give it a go/a try
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  • I came across enjoying gymnastics over time. - Does this sentence have a problem?
    YES. - I CAME TO ENJOY gymnastics over time.
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  • OUGHT TO HAVE has a bigger degree of certainty than SHOULD HAVE.
    Wrong. They are the same. The first is more formal.
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  • Sue will ____________ get promoted. She just moved to a bigger office and got a badge.
    ALMOST CERTAINLY - this sentence contains a lot of evidence
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  • People couldn't even think about the possibility of gay marriage some decades ago. - Rephrase using -able.
    Group gets a point if the sentence makes sense including "UNTHINKABLE".
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  • I can't forgive this mistake. - Rephrase using -able.
    UNFORGIVABLE
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  • "The people in this company lack the necessary skills for this project. After all, they are not ready for its implementation without proper training." - This sentence has a problem. Identify it and correct.
    IN OTHER WORDS
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  • This food is ____________ disgusting. I'm never coming back here.
    utterly/absolutely/really/quite
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  • Sarah was __________ intelligent when she was 16. What the hell happened to her?
    very/extremely/incredibly/really
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  • I feel extremely miserable. - Is there a problem in this sentence?
    Yes. For MISERABLE is an extreme adjective, it can't be used with EXTREMELY.
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  • This dish is _________ good. Wouldn't say it's the best I've ever had but I'd eat here again.
    PRETTY/QUITE/FAIRLY
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  • Henry has won an award of best manager and I believe it's fair. After all, he saved the company from bankrutpcy last year. - Is there a problem with this sentence?
    No. The fact that Henry saved the company from bankrutpcy is reinforcing the part that the person thinks the award won by him was fair.
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