Gold experience B1+ unit 2 gramma review | Baamboozle - Baamboozle

Looking away _________ is a sign that someone is lying. GUILT

guiltily

_____________, we lost the game. FORTUNATE

Unfortunately

We got a lot of ________ from handing our final essay in. SATISFY

satisfaction

He moved through the house ______ and woke everyone up. NOISE

noisily

I’ve applied to three universities and ________ I will get accepted to one. HOPE

HOPEfully

Everyone agreed that he was acting very ______. SUSPICIOUS

suspiciousLY

I was ________ to see how much the place had changed. AMAZE

amazED

She refused to eat the food because it was so _______ . DISGUST

disgustING.

It was the funniest book she (read) in ages.

had read

did read

hadn't read

read

They (live) just by the station but now they live out in the country.

used to live

would live

were living

Nick (be) skiing before.

had never been

never was

never did

had always been

The historian gave his talk and then he (accept) questions from the audience.

accepted

was accepting

didn't accept

had accepted

By the time we finished going round the exhibition, most of the visitors (leave) the museum.

had left

were leaving

left

Mia didn’t expect to find a job so quickly. -> MUCH Mia found a job she expected.

much more quickly than

The waterfall looked far away, but it was nearer than we thought. -. AS The waterfall wasn’t ____ we thought.

as far away as

Some items of news aren’t as interesting as others. -> LESS Some items of news ____ others.

Some items of news are less interesting than others.

I don’t know anyone funnier than my friend Owen. -> THE Owen _____ I know.

Owen is the funniest person I know.

Dan isn’t (competitive) his brother.

as competitive as

That’s (bad) book I’ve ever read!

the worst

It isn’t (hot) to go to the beach today.

hot enough

Cara can work (quickly) than anyone I know.

more quickly

My coach is one of (patient) people I know.

the most patient

You need to work (hard) this if you want to pass your exams!

harder than

This story is (incredible) to believe.

too incredible

I think that watching sport is far (interesting) than playing it.

more interesting

Sarah (show) me some photos which she (take) in Africa.

showed/had taken

showed/took

had showed/took

showed/was taking

James (cook) dinner when Polly (show) up.

was cooking/showed

cooked/was showing

cooked/showed

was cooking/was showing

I (think) my hometown was big, but then I moved to London and realised that it wasn’t!

didn't think

hadn't thought

used to think

use to think

She (not be) hungry in the evening because she (eat) such a big lunch.

wasn't/ had eaten

was/eaten

had been/ate

wasn't/ate

Finally, we (arrive) home and (be) able to relax.

arrived/were

arrived/had been

had arrived/were

had arrived/was

We (swim) in the lake when the dog jumped in.

were swimming

had swum

swam

When I (meet) Vicky, she (tell) me all about her problems.

met/told

had met/told

met/had told

had met/had told

The match (start) when I (get) to the stadium, so I missed the first ten minutes.

had started / got

started/had got

started / got

had started /had got