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B2 Review (March - April)

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  • She __________ walking everywhere since she moved to the city.
    has got used to
    is used
    got
    used to
  • He always refuses to change his opinion. He’s very __________.
    easy-going
    stubborn
    clumsy
    sensible
  • Combine these sentences using a relative clause. - The book was very interesting. I borrowed it from the library.
    The book that I borrowed from the library was very interesting.
  • My brother __________ call me every day when he lived abroad.
    used
    was used to
    would
    didn't used to
  • We __________ play football in the street until it got too dangerous.
    get used to
    were used to
    used to
    are used to
  • What does this proverb mean? - Don't put off until tomorrow what you can do today.
    You shouldn't delay doing things that you can complete now.
  • You ______ worry so much. You’ll make yourself ill.
    had better
    shouldn’t
    can’t
    don’t have to
  • He’s always shouting in meetings — he’s so __________.
    easy-going
    argumentative
    clumsy
    sensible
  • Correct the mistake in this sentence. - Bridge is a card game play by four people.
    Bridge is a card game played by four people.
  • He always forgets where he leaves his phone — he’s so __________.
    clumsy
    absent-minded
    mean
    sensible
  • I __________ driving on the right when I moved to Spain.
    used to
    wasn’t used to
    am getting used
    didn’t used to
  • The book is optional. Our teacher said that we ______ read it if we don’t want to.
    aren’t supposed to
    mustn’t
    shouldn't
    don’t have to
  • Find the mistake in this proverb and correct it. -  Times fly when you're having fun.
    Time flies when you're having fun.
  • Tell me more. I think I ______ be able to help you.
    can’t
    might
    won’t
    can
  • My dad __________ wake us up singing every morning when we were small.
    was used to
    did
    would
    used to
  • He __________ to spicy food yet. He still finds it too hot.
    isn’t used to
    hasn't got used
    wasn’t used
    didn’t use
  • I failed, but Bob got ___ the test.
    up
    through
    over
    out
  • If news of this gets ___, there’ll be a huge scandal!
    up
    through
    over
    out
  • We __________ on the beach every summer when I was a kid.
    were used to camping
    used to camp
    were camping
    camp
  • She __________ buying second-hand clothes now — it doesn’t feel strange anymore
    gets used to
    used to
    didn’t use to
    is used to
  • Where should a comma be added in this sentence? - People who eat too much sugar risk getting diabetes.
    No comma needed, as "who eat too much sugar" is an essential relative clause.
  • Which sentence uses the correct participle form?
    I spent the whole morning writing this essay.
    I spent the whole morning written this essay.
  • I ______ call home. My mum will be worried sick!
    managed to
    had to
    am likely to
    ’d better
  • Sorry! I haven’t got ___ to answering your email yet.
    out
    over
    round
    through
  • Complete the proverb: Home is where ______ . 💗
    the heart is.
  • We __________ go to that café after school. It became our little tradition.
    were used to
    are used to
    get used to
    used to
  • Complete the proverb. All that g _ _ _ _ _ _ _  is not gold.
    All that glitters is not gold.
  • Combine these sentences using a relative clause. - The hotel was beautiful. We stayed there last summer.
    The hotel where we stayed last summer was beautiful.
  • You ______ be exhausted after such a long journey.
    can
    had better
    should
    must
  • She’ll cry at any sad movie. She’s just really __________.
    easy-going
    absent-minded
    stubborn
    sensitive
  • Which of these sentences needs commas?
    My grandfather planted it 60 years ago.
    She met a man who was very interesting.
    The Great Barrier Reef which is the largest coral reef in the world is located in Australia.