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  • I haven't finished doing the project but I'm___ there.
    reaching
    getting
    arriving
    going
  • Johnny Depp gave an ___ performance as Captain Jack Sparrow in Pirates of the Caribbean.
    inspirational
    superb
    hilarious
    outstanding
  • If you help me with my maths homework, I'll help you with English. It's a ___ situation.
    win-win
    winning
    fair trade
    fair deal
  • Dance battles are not for the ____ !
    <b><i>light-hearted</i></b>
    <b><i>faint-hearted</i></b>
    <b><i>weak-hearted</i></b>
    <b><i>throbbing-hearted</i></b>
  • I really hope you have got over the huge _____ you had last week. (APPOINT)
    dissappointment
    disappointment
    dissapointment
    disappiontment
  • Which of these verbs is not followed by the infinitive?
    Forget
    Go on
    Decide
    Fancy
  • All of the following verbs can be followed by both the gerund and infinitive: try, regret, mean &amp; want ?
    True
    False
  • Which word is the odd one out: rubbish, detritus, trash, left-overs ?
    trash
    remains
    rubbish
    detritus
  • There _______ _______ people at the meeting than expected. We expected it to be full.
    was less
    was fewer
    were less
    were fewer
  • That song always ___ memories from that wonderful summer.
    triggers
    jogs
    trigger
    awakes
  • You're great now, but you'll have to train hard if you want to stay ___ top of your game.
    in
    on
    by
    at
  • No __________________ the house ______ it started to pour down with rain. (SOONER)
    sooner we had left ... than
    sooner had we left ... than
    sooner had we left ... that
    sooner we left ... that
  • Which prefix makes the following negative: expensive, capable, experienced, ability ?
    dis-
    un-
    in-
  • Both of them ______ losing the race, so neither of them ______ a real chance of winning.
    are // has
    are // have
    is // has
    is // have
  • Which expression means 'deal successfully with a difficult situation'?
    play catch up
    play mind games
    rise to the occasion
    raise to the occasion
  • Sometimes it's ___ obvious that students have cheated in exams.
    blatantly
    wholly
    clearly
    thoroughly
  • The expression pave the way for means...
    make something easier.
    open opportunities for.
  • You'll need to ____ my memory about that; I can't remember now.
    jog
    trigger
    jot
    help
  • The verb LET has no passive form.
    True
    False
  • Dory finds it extremely difficult to ___ faces to memory.
    commit
    trigger
    triggers
    commits
  • Christian Bale, is an ___ talent. He's probably the best actor of his generation.
    exceptional
    awful
    electrifying
    brilliant
  • a few / a little are used to indicate insufficient number / amount of something.
    True
    False
  • Which group of words are synonyms of endeavour?
    initiate, set up, originate
    undertake, attempt, try
    experiment, try out, test
    do, make, carry out
  • Try + infinitive means to make an effort with something.
    True
    False
  • What's a synonym of "awful"?
    burning
    futile
    dismal
    endearing
  • He always remembers our conversations ___.
    word by word
    word for word
    word after word
    wordy word
  • Put the words into the correct order: more / had / they've / drinks / few / than / a / quite / us
    They've quite a few had more drinks than us.
    They've had a few quite more drinks than us.
    They've had quite a few more drinks than us.
    They've had more than us quite a few drinks.
  • What is the meaning of “switch up a gear”?
    Finally be in a place or a situation
    Do something better
    Return to talking about something
    Be the result of
  • There is evidence ____ suggest that the younger you are, the more sleep you need.
    which
    that
    to
    for
  • That's exactly ___ I feel, too.
    how
    the thing
    what
    -
  • The word ADVICE is a verb.
    False
    True
  • The words pleased, concerned, undecided, angry can all be followed by...
    with
    on
    to
    about