i5 Roadmap End of Intensive quiz | Baamboozle - Baamboozle

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Make a sentence using 'despite': Even though he had a great CV, he didn't get the job.

Despite having a great CV/despite the fact that his CV was great, he didn't get the job.

Decide on the correct article, a/an, the or no article: ___ Girls have longer hair than ___ boys

No article!

Make a compound adjective: My niece is 9 years old

My nine-year-old niece

Complete with -ing or to + infinitive: ______ (swim) is really good for your health

SWIMMING is really good for your health

Make a third conditional sentence: If / the woman / miss the train home/ she / find her boyfriend cheating

If the woman hadn't missed the train home, she would/might/could have found her boyfriend cheating.

Make a sentence with either the future perfect or continuous: By 6pm today we (finish) our intensive English course.

By 6pm today we will have finished our intensive English course!

Rewrite this sentence using a word to express future probability: There's a 20% chance it'll rain today

It's unlikely to rain tonight/I doubt it'll rain tonight/It probably won't rain tonight

Complete with -ing or to + infinitive: He can't _____ (come) to the party

He can't COME to the party

What's the missing preposition? 'James always comes up ___ really good ideas!'

comes up WITH (invents, imagines, thinks of)

Change this into indirect speech: Army general: Stand up straight!

The army general ordered the soldiers/them to stand up straight.

Rewrite this sentence using a word to express future probability: There's an 95% chance you'll pass the exam

We'll definitely/almost certainly pass the exam!

Is this correct? 'It's too difficult, I'll never stick out it'

No! It should be: stick IT out

Decide on the correct article, a/an, the or no article: Lucy's starting a new job as ___ scientist on Monday

Lucy's starting a new job as A scientist on Monday

Speculate using must/might or could/ can't or couldn't: The lights were on when I got home but no one was in the house.

My house could be haunted. I can't have turned the lights off when I left. I must have forgotten to turn them off.

Change this into indirect speech: Louise: Tom, can you help me?

Louise asked Tom to help her/if he could help her.

Make a second conditional sentence: I / rich / I / buy / a Ferrari

If I were rich, I'd/would buy a Ferrari