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Gold experience B1+ unit 2 gramma review

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  • Looking away _________ is a sign that someone is lying. GUILT
    guiltily
  • Mia didn’t expect to find a job so quickly. -> MUCH Mia found a job she expected.
    much more quickly than
  • She refused to eat the food because it was so _______ . DISGUST
    disgustING.
  • I (think) my hometown was big, but then I moved to London and realised that it wasn’t!
    use to think
    used to think
    didn't think
    hadn't thought
  • _____________, we lost the game. FORTUNATE
    Unfortunately
  • We got a lot of ________ from handing our final essay in. SATISFY
    satisfaction
  • Nick (be) skiing before.
    never did
    never was
    had always been
    had never been
  • He moved through the house ______ and woke everyone up. NOISE
    noisily
  • By the time we finished going round the exhibition, most of the visitors (leave) the museum.
    had left
    left
    were leaving
  • Dan isn’t (competitive) his brother.
    as competitive as
  • I was ________ to see how much the place had changed. AMAZE
    amazED
  • I’ve applied to three universities and ________ I will get accepted to one. HOPE
    HOPEfully
  • When I (meet) Vicky, she (tell) me all about her problems.
    met/told
    met/had told
    had met/had told
    had met/told
  • You need to work (hard) this if you want to pass your exams!
    harder than
  • Cara can work (quickly) than anyone I know.
    more quickly
  • We (swim) in the lake when the dog jumped in.
    swam
    had swum
    were swimming
  • I don’t know anyone funnier than my friend Owen. -> THE Owen _____ I know.
    Owen is the funniest person I know.
  • Sarah (show) me some photos which she (take) in Africa.
    showed/had taken
    had showed/took
    showed/took
    showed/was taking
  • They (live) just by the station but now they live out in the country.
    were living
    would live
    used to live
  • It isn’t (hot) to go to the beach today.
    hot enough
  • I think that watching sport is far (interesting) than playing it.
    more interesting
  • That’s (bad) book I’ve ever read!
    the worst
  • This story is (incredible) to believe.
    too incredible
  • The match (start) when I (get) to the stadium, so I missed the first ten minutes.
    had started /had got
    had started / got
    started / got
    started/had got
  • My coach is one of (patient) people I know.
    the most patient
  • It was the funniest book she (read) in ages.
    hadn't read
    had read
    read
    did read
  • James (cook) dinner when Polly (show) up.
    was cooking/was showing
    cooked/showed
    was cooking/showed
    cooked/was showing
  • The historian gave his talk and then he (accept) questions from the audience.
    had accepted
    was accepting
    accepted
    didn't accept
  • Finally, we (arrive) home and (be) able to relax.
    had arrived/was
    arrived/had been
    arrived/were
    had arrived/were
  • She (not be) hungry in the evening because she (eat) such a big lunch.
    wasn't/ had eaten
    wasn't/ate
    was/eaten
    had been/ate
  • Everyone agreed that he was acting very ______. SUSPICIOUS
    suspiciousLY
  • Some items of news aren’t as interesting as others. -> LESS Some items of news ____ others.
    Some items of news are less interesting than others.
  • The waterfall looked far away, but it was nearer than we thought. -. AS The waterfall wasn’t ____ we thought.
    as far away as
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