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Proficiency Testbuilder UoE Part 1

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  • The first p........ of the plan was carried out successfully. (part)
    phase
  • He decided to move to a place where cheap accommodation was p........ (there was a lot of it)
    plentiful
  • Fame caused her to lead a rather s........ life, in her own private world.
    secluded
  • She had a f...-a..... look in her eyes, as if something was troubling her.
    far-away
  • It is hard to warm to someone who is so d........ with everyone else.
    distant
  • He's i........ and makes promises without thinking about the consequences.
    impulsive
  • I think it's important to be p........ in replying to letters and messages.
    prompt
  • The island is unlike any other, as it has an atmosphere all its o........
    own
  • She paid for both of us and then I s..... u..... w...... her when we got home.
    settled up with
  • When Sally leaves this department she will be s........ missed. (missed a lot)
    sorely
  • Her work was f...... with errors and she had to do it again.
    filled
  • When I'd w...... u....... both sides of the argument, I made my decision.
    weighed up
  • For a w........ life was difficult but then things began to improve.
    while
  • It took James some time to find g........ employment when he left college. (decent paying)
    gainful
  • I hope this present has m..... u..... f..... the fact that I forgot your birthday.
    made up for
  • He said he felt p........ when he was made captain of the national team. (it was a special honour)
    privileged
  • After a bad patch, Helen is back to her old s........ again, I'm glad to say.
    self
  • Frank is q........ to blame other people when something goes wrong.
    quick
  • There was amazing scenery, the l........ of which I had never seen before. (L)
    like
  • I think they're u........ brilliant and they're my favourite group. (very)
    utterly
  • The situation remained serious for a considerable l........ of time.
    length
  • Hazel has a very a........ manner, which many people find rude.
    abrupt
  • When they advertised the job, they were i........ with applications. (they received a huge number very quickly)
    inundated
  • Her health is a........ better than it was a week or so ago. (noticeably)
    appreciably
  • It's a rather d...... novel and certainly not an easy read. (complicated, full of info)
    dense
  • They gave me only a f..... outline of the project they had in mind.
    faint
  • During the c........ of his stay, he met a lot of interesting people.
    course
  • She has rather i........ parents, who give her everything she asks for. (permissive)
    indulgent
  • I was f........ expecting to have a bad day, but it turned out all right. (completely)
    fully
  • When the cost was s...... a....... the benefits, the scheme looked good.
    set against
  • Doing the course might prove a........ to me in the future. (it'll be good/useful)
    advantageous
  • People of his t........ would lie to anyone if it was to their advantage.
    type