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Complete B1 Preliminary - Unit 1 review

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    Prepositions at, in, on / countable and uncountable nouns / much, many, a few, a bit, a lot / present simple and continuous / frequency expressions / house and home
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  • I have a big family and there's always lots of (housework / houseworks) to do.
    housework
  •  20
  • We've got (a few / a bit of) time before the film starts. Let's get a drink.
    a bit of
  •  15
  • It's very dark and cold here in winter, so I don't go out (a lot / a lot of).
    a lot
  •  10
  • The living room is very big but there's not (many / much) furniture in it.
    much
  •  15
  • These days, Max spends a lot of (time / times) at the sports club.
    time
  •  10
  • I haven't got (much / many) work to do, so I'll go out soon.
    much
  •  10
  • Paula isn't very well, but I think she can eat (a few / a bit of) food now.
    a bit of
  •  20
  • We sometimes invite (a bit of / a few) people to have dinner with us.
    a few
  •  15
  • Correct the mistake - We don’t eat always in the dining room.
    We don’t ALWAYS EAT in the dining room.
  •  20
  • Correct the mistake - Hello, I call to ask if you want to go out somewhere tonight.
    Hello, I'M CALLING to ask if you want to go out somewhere tonight.
  •  25
  • Correct the mistake - Why do you stand here in the rain at this time of night?
    Why ARE you STANDING here in the rain at this time of night?
  •  25
  • Correct the mistake - I’m tired usually in the morning.
    I’m USUALLY TIRED in the morning.
  •  20
  • Correct the mistake - I’m never believing anything that newspaper says.
    I never BELIEVE anything that newspaper says.
  •  25
  • Correct the mistake - I every day water the plants on the balcony.
    I water the plants on the balcony EVERY DAY.
  •  20
  • Correct the mistake - How do you often have a bath?
    How OFTEN DO YOU have a bath?
  •  15
  • Correct the mistake - I get normally home at about half past five.
    I NORMALLY GET home at about half past five.
  •  10