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C1 Progress Check 1

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  • I hope you can forgive me __________ your birthday.
    not to remember
    for not remembering
  • The road was so bumpy that on times I thought I’d be sick. Correct the phrase.
    at times
  • Choose the correct word (boot / reverse / overtake) and put it in the correct form – The easiest way to get into a parking space is by __________ into it.
    reversing
  • In my __________ opinion Dixon will get the job.
    narrow-minded
    humble
    insecure
    conscientious
  • Joan never went to university, and yet she’s incredibly __________ about a range of subjects.
    humble
    knowledgeable
    insecure
    creative
  • Choose the correct word (overtake / reverse / boot) and put it in the correct form – Don’t ever __________ the vehicle in front unless you know it’s safe.
    overtake
  • She was lacking confidence and often felt a sense of __________ about her appearance.
    creativity
    conscientiousness
    insecurity
    humility
  • The city transport authority owns __________ of buses.
    enough
    plenty
  • starts / Would / you / what / mind / confirming / the / time / party / ?
    Would you mind confirming what time the party starts?
  • Believe me, there’s no way you’ll need as many things as you __________ at the beginning of your journey.
    will think
    think
    are thinking
  • There’s no way I will get that homework done by tomorrow, so I’m thinking of asking the teacher if she will let me __________ an extension.
    have
    having
  • Vegetarian food can be considerably …
    more nutritious than you might expect
    good for you when cooked well
  • Choose the correct word (boot / board / give way) and put it in the correct form – The __________ of our family car is so tiny that we bought a luggage rack.
    boot
  • Choose the correct word (give way / reverse / board) and put it in the correct form – At busy intersections, smaller vehicles usually __________ to larger ones.
    give way
  • It’ll be up to you __________ a taxi home after the party.
    to organise
    for organising
  • Although he thinks of himself as tolerant and open, he can actually be very __________ about some things.
    creative
    knowledgeable
    humble
    narrow-minded
  • Plans have been announced to construct __________ seven stations.
    another
    more
  • Ask around. For example, see what a blogger says about the museum she __________ the other day.
    has visited
    had visited
    visited
  • Choose the correct word (board / give way / overtake) and put it in the correct form – Families with young children are invited to __________ the aircraft now.
    board
  • It was easily …
    an exceptionally filthy hotel room
    the filthiest hotel room I’d ever seen
  • I choose __________ mode of transport costs the least.
    any
    whatever
  • My brother was incredibly __________ as a child and was always inventing things.
    creative
    knowledgeable
    insecure
    humble
  • We ended up walking the __________ way home.
    all
    whole
  • I’d say that Janine is by far …
    the most outgoing person in her family
    more extrovert than either of her sisters
  • I won’t go camping because at the start tents are uncomfortable. Don't even get me started about the bugs! Correct the phrase.
    for a start
  • The President accused the media of being discouteous to him and of trying to unstabilise the government through fake news.
    destabilise
  • I went on a solo trip for the first time when I was only 19 years old. Back then I was a total rookie and honestly I didn’t know what I __________.
    had been doing
    was doing
    did
  • Dave is always very __________ about checking his work.
    humble
    insecure
    conscientious
    creative
  • Movies, music and more are available in demand on this app. Correct the phrase.
    on demand
  • Before you enter the building you need to unalble the alarm system.
    disable
  • Pack light. If you do, then you __________ much less to carry during the trip.
    will have
    are going to have
  • you / mouth / , / full / refrain / Please / could / from / with / your / talking / ?
    Please, could you refrain from talking with your mouth full?
  • Nearly __________ hotel in the world has an online booking system.
    every
    each
  • He seems to be absolutely incapable __________ when he’s been tactless.
    to realise
    of realising
  • His driving skills are absolutely …
    awful and I wouldn’t be surprised if he has an accident
    bad and I wonder how he passed his test
  • you / What / would / I / didn’t / told / believe / you / say / if / you / I / ?
    What would you say if I told you I didn’t believe you?
  • I’m sad because Mark has moved away and I didn’t get the chance __________ goodbye before he left.
    to say
    of saying
  • We had the misfortune to have a totally uncompent builder working for us.
    incompetent
  • I really regret __________ more sport when I was at college.
    not having played
    not to have played
  • A quick tip for new solo travellers. Don’t worry about feeling lost. You __________ new continents – many travellers have been here before you.
    aren’t discovering
    don’t discover
  • your / he / graduated / brothers / has / One / of / just / hasn’t / ?
    Hasn’t one of your brothers just graduated?
  • For the first few weeks I didn’t trust myself, so I simply __________ my guidebook.
    have just followed
    just followed
  • The new metro stations are still on the way and will be finished next year. Correct the phrase.
    under way
  • When I left home, I was nervous because I __________ solo before.
    didn't travel
    hadn’t travelled
    haven’t travelled
  • It’s irrational to argue that because buying a home is inaffordable there’s no point saving up for one.
    unaffordable
  • you / your / you’re / agree / overly / that / dependent / on / phone / Don’t / ?
    Don’t you agree that you’re overly dependent on your phone?