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Cambridge Complete Advanced unit 4

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  • Which does not collocate? "This GIF made a / an ... impact on me"
    extreme
    considerable
    powerful
    huge
  • When this course finishes, let's *stay in touch* ..... each other.
    by
    with
    to
    for
  • Which does not collocate? "He has ... skills in dancing"
    high
    remarkable
    expert
    specialist
  • Which does not collocate? "With his ... knowledge of everything, the world was a better place"
    great
    extensive
    strong
    vast
  • I'll always be thankful ________ your support and encouragement.
    for
    with
    of
  • Theo has been ______ involved in volunteering and charity work since he was twelve.
    strictly
    strongly
    actively
    severely
  • Despite what is _________ believed, bread should never be fed to birds as it doesn’t contain the right nutrients.
    normally
    ordinarily
    commonly
  • I was utterly unaware ________ what was happening behind me.
    of
    with
    to
  • My uncle is in his fifties and still dresses like a teenager. He looks ________ ridiculous.
    utterly
    fully
  • Our organisation believes that the target of eradicating poverty by the year 2035 is not ________ ambitious.
    widely
    heavily
    overly
  • You need to be *conscious* ..... people around you.
    to
    for
    of
    with
  • A series of vaccinations were delivered to two randomly __________ groups of people.
    selected
    elected
  • Does anything *prevent* you ..... doing your homework?
    to
    from
    of
    for
  • It is apparent _______ everyone just how incredibly talented Leona is.
    for
    to
    with
  • I would like to go into this in more depth but I’m conscious_________ the limited time we have left.
    of
  • Which does not collocate? "There's been a ... increase in Mr Bear's body weight"
    huge
    big
    strong
    considerable
  • Our manager has asked us to focus ___________ planning for the next financial year.
    on
  • If you're *hunting* ..... job vacancies on the internet, expect to complete against many applicants.
    to
    with
    on
    for
  • Which does not collocate? "She was under ... pressure to accept his marriage proposal"
    high
    enormous
    great
    mounting
  • In the UK, it is against the law to prevent your employees _________ taking sick leave.
    from
  • For many high-profile actors, having a successful career isn't compatible ________ having a private life.
    on
    to
    with
  • This area is _______ its spectacular landscape.
    notable for
    integral to
    compatible with
  • Some companies now have a heavy reliance _________ part-time staff to fill short-term vacancies.
    on
  • The government was mistaken ___________ that the people would accept their plans to cut public spending.
    with thinking
    in thinking
    of thinking
    to think
  • Having a demanding job isn't always compatible ________ having a social life.
    to
    for
    of
    with
  • When *applying* ..... a job, remember to include a covering letter.
    with
    about
    for
    in
  • Which does not collocate? "James has a / an ... reputation"
    poor
    excellent
    unrivalled
    big
  • Which does not collocate? "There is a / an ... degree of skill involved in this painting"
    exceptional
    big
    high
    great
  • I'm *desperate* ..... a coffee!
    about
    for
    to
    around
  • Which does not collocate? "He demonstrated a / an ... number of successful karate moves"
    huge
    high
    great
  • Which does not collocate? "There was ... competition from Barça"
    fierce
    stiff
    intense
    big
  • You're ________ doing whatever you want to in life – you just need to believe in yourself.
    notable for
    capable of
    mistaken in
  • Which does not collocate? "I have ... experience of fixing computers"
    wide
    a wealth of
    extensive
    vast
  • After losing our first match 9-2, we were fully ___________ of the challenge that lay in front of us when we played them again.
    aware
    appreciative
    concerned
  • Adverb that collocates with 'regarded', 'educated' and 'trained'
    utterly
    highly
    fully
  • My sister is looking to rent out her stylish, modern apartment, which is ______ located for access to all local transport links.
    closely
    conveniently
    srongly
  • Many universities now partner ________ businesses so that students can get some practical experience before they graduate.
    with
  • Always try to *make the most* ..... your time.
    about
    of
    to
    on
  • If you put money into something, it means you are...
    investing in something