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Gold Experience C1 Term 1 Review
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She (practice) for years before finally taking part in the marathon.
had been practicing / had practiced
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His addiction ___ playing computer games is concerning.
to
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She is by far (talented) of the three sisters.
the most talented
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When I was five, I spent a lot of time (to play / playing) the Leap Frog Spelling game.
playing
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I took practising very seriously (as if / like) I was on the stage of a national spelling competition.
as if
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Seeing the glass ___ full might make you happier, but won’t solve your problems.
half
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Sooner or later you have to ___ the music.
face
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She didn't ___ my face when she saw me after so many years.
recognise
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I regret (sign) the contract now.
signing
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Nothing could be taken for ___ because opportunities for scoring goals are rare.
granted
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That year I (had practised / had been practising) right until the day the competition took place.
had been practising
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In all action movies, the hero always comes ___ on top.
out
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If all else ___, you still have the opportunity to play for your local team.
fails
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She was listening very carefully to what he was saying, hanging his every word.
on / onto
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I can’t stand (train) so hard anymore.
training
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The coach said that the players had to ___ sacrifices for the team.
make
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My husband has ___ memory given that he doesn't recall all details.
selective
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I had no recollection of that vacation until the photo ___ my memory.
jogged
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Holding ___ a job can be very difficult while also training professionally.
down
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She (work) as a film director for a few years when she (win) her first award.
had been working; won
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As you know she (work) on a new book as of late.
is working / has been working
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We saw the opportunity (as / like) an opportunity for bonding.
as
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He remained undecided ___ the options offered to him.
about
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It is not luck but hard work and practice that will come ___ play in the finals.
into
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She has a few more stories (line up).
lined up
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Normally, my mother (would play / was playing) the judge’s role.
would play
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I have arranged (discuss) my situation with my agent.
to discuss
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It's important to stay on top of the ___ when you're a professional tennis player.
game
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