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Complete PET B1 Unit 11

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  • The noun of the verb: connect
    connection
  • Change for passive: People speak English all over the world.
    English is spoken all over the world.
  • Change for passive: They make these pens in China.
    These pens are made in China.
  • Change the sentence and use a comparative adverb: She´s a faster swimmer than me.
    She swims faster than me.
  • The noun of the verb: improve
    improvement
  • The noun of the verb: examine
    examination
  • The noun of the verb: discuss
    discussion
  • Change the sentence and use a superlative adverb: Jenny´s paintings seem to be the most beautiful in class.
    Jenny seems to paint/paints the most beautifully in class.
  • The noun of the verb: confirm
    confirmation
  • The noun of the verb: celebrate
    celebration
  • The noun of the verb: explore
    exploration
  • Change for passive: They planted these trees 5 years ago.
    These trees were planted 5 years ago.
  • Change for passive: Somebody found this puppy in the street.
    This puppy was found in the street.
  • The noun of the verb: pollute
    pollution
  • The noun of the verb: develop
    development
  • The noun of the verb: prevent
    prevention
  • The noun of the verb: educate
    education
  • The noun of the verb: complete
    completion
  • The noun of the verb: disappoint
    disappointment
  • The noun of the verb: create
    creation
  • Change the sentence and use a comparative adverb: The stars seem to be brighter in the countryside than in the city.
    The stars shine more brightly in the countryside than in the city.
  • Change the sentence and use a superlative adverb: Susan is always the loudest.
    Susan always speaks/talks/behaves the most loudly.
  • The noun of the verb: enjoy
    enjoyment
  • Change for passive: They told us not to go anywhere.
    We were told not to go anywhere.
  • The noun of the verb: announce
    announcement
  • The noun of the verb: admire
    admiration
  • The noun of the verb: move
    movement
  • The noun of the verb: entertain
    entertainment
  • Change the sentence and use a comparative adverb: A turtle is a slower animal than a rabbit.
    A turtle walks/runs more slowly than a rabbit.
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