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CAE Exam Practice Pt 2, 3 & 4

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  • We were therefore more tired, and this ____us to sleep through the night. (able) pt 3
    enabled
  • The letter or word I´ve selected pops up at the top of the screen, and slowly I build up my message. More speed would be good as this isn´t a fast way to communicate, _____with the aid of predictive text. (pt 2)
    even
  • Sometimes we wake up in the middle of the night and try _____ hard to get back to sleep, but instead we spend a really ____night tossing and turning. (despair, comfort) (pt 3)
    desperately, uncomfortable
  • ´We´ll have to postpone the meeting until next week, as a lot of people are on leave,¨ the manager said. OFF The manager said the meeting ______ until the following week, as a lot of people were on leave. (pt 4)
    would have /need to be put/called off (had to be / put /called off
  • Dan abandoned his studies at university because he was ill. RESULTED Dan´s _________ his studies at university. (pt 4)
    illness/sickness resulted in / him/his abandoning/the abandoment of
  • However, I could, _____ I wanted to, select alternative screens _____ up of vocabulary and expressions, which, for experienced users, would ____ doubt speed things up (pt 2)
    if/when, made, no/without
  • As soon as the tennis players went onto the court, it started rainging. HAD No _____ onto the court than it started raning. (pt4)
    sooner had / the tennis players gone/ got /come
  • The term ëye-gaze technology¨ may ____ mean much to most people, but it can be life-changing for anyone siffering from a severe speech problem. (pt 2)
    not
  • James would only speak to the head of the department alone. ON James_____ to the head of the department alone. (pt. 4)
    insisted on speaking
  • Then _______ electricity was introduced, which resulted in a division between night and day that became ____blurred. (afford, progress pt 3)
    affordable, progressively
  • The eight-hours-a-night pattern that has become almost ____ to modern humans has only been ____ in industrialised countries since the 19th century. (essence, custom) pt 3
    essential, customary
  • Do you mind if John joins us for the meeting? TO Do you have ________ us for the meeting? (pt 4)
    any objection(s) TO / John joining
  • How many words can you use in part 4?
    3-6 words
  • After ____ seems like a long time, my phrase ´this is an amazing machine´is complete. I stare at the phrase and it comes back to me in a synthesised voice. (pt 2)
    what
  • As a journalist, this is nothing new for me ____ for the fact that this screen features a red dot which tracks the movement of my eyes. (pt 2)
    except/but
  • Research shows that our ancestors, rather than enjoying an ____ period of sleep at night, had two sleep broken up by some time awake. (interrupt) pt 3
    uniterrupted
  • ______ been invited to try one such hi-tech communication aid, I find _______ sitting staring at a computer screen. (pt 2)
    Having, myself
  • This situation could be ____ of a stressful week, but it could also be because of a sleep pattern we have inherited. (symptom pt 3)
    symptomatic
  • As visibility was getting worse and worse, Bob and Jane had ________ cut short their sailing trip. BUT As visibility was getting worse and worse, Bob and Jane had ______ cut short their sailing trip. (pt 4)
    no (other) choice/ alternative/option but to
  • Please tick this box if you don´t want us to inform you about future events. RATHER Please tick this box if you ________ sent any information about future events. (pt 4)
    ´d/would rather not be