END OF COURSE REVIEW - Pre-intermediate | Baamboozle - Baamboozle

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What are the opposites of these adjectives? 1. patient, selfish, mature, healthy 2. helpful, polite, honest, reliable

impatient, unselfish, immature, unhealthy, unhelpful, impolite, dishonest, unreliable

Which of these phrases be used with countable nouns? 1. a few, some, a bit, not many 2. lots of, not much, a little, any

a few, some, not many, lots of, any + COUNTABLE; not much, a little, any, some, lots of + UNCOUNTABLE

What verb forms come after these verbs? 1. can, plan, prefer, decide 2. forget, enjoy, start, will

can, will + V-inf; prefer, enjoy, start, forget + V-ing; plan, decide, forget, start + to-inf

What are the comparatives and superlatives of these adjectives? 1. boring, rich, far, modern 2. polite, lazy, bad, mature

more/most boring, richer/richest, farther/farthesr, more/most modern, more/most polite, lazier/laziest, worse/worst, more/most mature

Say eight: 1 things you can take on holiday 2 phrasal verbs

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Give some advice to someone visiting your country

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Talk about things you used to do when you were a child

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Say eight: 1 character adjectives 2 adjectives to describe feelings

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Talk about a relationship between two people that you know

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Correct the mistake in this sentence: That was a very excited film.

excited -> exciting

Talk about things you’ve done today.

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Put these sentences into the passive. 1 JK Rowling wrote Harry Potter. 2 They make Nokia mobile phones in Finland.

Harry Potter was written by JK/ Nokia mobile phones are made in Finland

Do we use for or since with each of these times: 1. an hour, nine o'clock, 2004, ages 2. last week, a long time, a week, midday

SINCE + nine o'clock/ 2004/ last week/ midday; FOR + an hour/ ages/ a long time/ a week

Talk about your job, a job you’ve done or a job you’d like to do

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Which prepositions do we use after go with these words? 1. Rome, my cousin, holiday 2. a tour, a walk, the beach

Go to + Rome, the beach; Go on + a tour, a holiday; Go for + a walk; Go with + my cousin

Talk about what you usually do in your free time.

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What is the Past Simple and past participle of these verbs? 1 make, win, see, buy 2 write, find, give, take

made; won; saw/seen; bought; wrote/written; found; gave/given; took/taken

Talk about your plan for next week/ weekend

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Talk about your home and your neighborhood

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Talk about an interesting place you’ve been to

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Make a sentence with these words. 1. yet / told / haven't / I / him 2. her / She / job / just / 's / lost

I haven't told him yet./ She's just lost her job