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publicise in order to sell =
 
promote
 
propose
 
appeal
 
claim
'Reassure' means
 
to comfort somebody
 
to lie for somebody
 
to trick somebody
 
to love somebody
Choose the correct reporting verb:
 
cheer on
 
cheer in
 
cheer by
 
cheer down
Fill in the gap with the correct form of the conditional: "You ______ (been furious) if I hadn't paid the bill for the damage I caused"
"You would been furious if I hadn't paid the bill for..."
WILD CARD: Arde Lucus was first celebrated in what year?
 
2000
 
2005
 
1998
 
2001
Which sentence is correct?
 
If he was younger, he would travel more often.
 
If it should be rainy tomorrow, I wouldn't go out.
 
If we have more time, we would go to the cinema.
 
If I was in Lugo this weekend, I will dress up as a Roman.
Wild Card: Olivia's birthday is in June, which means that she is a...?
 
Gemini
 
Capricorn
 
Cancer
 
Leo
'must' changes to ? in reported speech
 
Had to
 
Must
 
Ought to
 
Need to
'Lucrative' means...
 
Profitable
 
Possible
 
Impossible
 
Desirable
Definition of 'claim'
 
Say is true
 
Propose
 
Publicise in order to sell
The belief there is no god...
Atheism
A person who drives a car is a...?
Motorist
WILD CARD: What is the capital city of Australia?
Canberra
Change to reported speech: Joel: “Is it difficult to become a political analyst?” (wonder)
He wondered if / whether it is/was difficult to become a political analyst.
Choose the correct option
 
If you should continue to have poor reception, please...
 
If you would continue to have poor reception, ...
 
If you may continue to have poor reception, please....
Change into reported speech: Andrea: “Of course I’ll watch the new series of Sherlock.” (promise)
She promised to watch the new series of Sherlock.