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Gateway b1 unit 2

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  • I usually see Sue at the weekends, but I ________________________ (not see) her last weekend.
    didn't see
  • Corrrect the sentence: Criminals can make a lot of money from a successful bank -theft-.
    robbery
  • It’s not fair. I ________________________ (do) all the washing up yesterday.
    did
  • Ava: I can’t find my Spanish dictionary anywhere. Luz: Don’t worry. I expect it will ______________ sooner or later.
    turn up
  • The police ________________________ (stop) me even though I ________________________ (not drive) too fast or anything.
    stopped, wasn’t driving
  • the odd one out: discovered watched arrived
    watched
  • ‘Hey, nobody’s around. Let’s smash the windows in all these cars and then run. It’ll be fun.’ ____________
    vandal
  • Sam: Do you know what time the last train is tomorrow? Ben: No, but I can ______________ it ______________ on the Internet if you like.
    look up
  • ‘Be quiet. They’re upstairs sleeping. OK, we’re looking for cash, jewellery, anything worth taking.’ ____________
    burglar
  • the odd one out: wanted painted liked
    liked
  • ‘Hey, you – give me your money. NOW. Give me your phone too, I’ll take that.’ ____________
    mugger
  • ‘I have your son. Pay me $500,000 in Bitcoin to get him back – and don’t go to the police.’ ____________
    kidnapper
  • We have a ____________ here who was walking past the bank and saw everything that happened.
    witness
    proof
    suspect
  • We ________________________ (try) really hard, but we lost the match 3–2.
    tried
  • the odd one out: finished wanted liked
    wanted
  • Eve: Did you enjoy the detective story? Dan: Not really. It was much too easy to ______________ who the murderer was.
    work out
  • ‘Look – that password worked. I can open all his files. This is so good … I can read all his emails.’ ____________
    hacker
  • I’m really tired. I ________________________ (not sleep) very well last night.
    didn't sleep
  • Corrrect the sentence: A -burglar- secretly brings things from one country to another. ____________
    smugler
  • My mum and dad ________________________ (meet) when they ________________________ (teach) in the same summer school.
    met, were teaching
  • The police haven’t solved the crime. The ____________ is still going on.
    proof
    evidence
    investigation
  • Lea: I have no idea what to do about this problem. Zoe: Don’t worry – I’m sure Dan will ______________ something.
    come up with
  • the odd one out: stayed planned needed
    needed
  • That’s a nice dress. Where ________________________ (you / buy) it?
    did you buy
  • Corrrect the sentence: A -hacker- attacks people in the street and takes their money. 
    mugger
  • ‘________________________ (you / have) a bath or something when I ________________________ (ring)? You didn’t answer.’
    Were you having, rang
  • the odd one out: planned started needed
    planned
  • After a detailed ____________ of the evidence, the police made an arrest.
    charge
    analysis
    accusation
  • ________________________ (you / go) to Peter’s party last Friday?
    did you go
  • the odd one out: watched liked arrived
    arrived
  • The teacher ________________________ (tell) the class to be quiet because they ________________________ (make) too much noise.
    told, were making
  • Sue: Why did Emily get into trouble with her English teacher? Tom: He ______________ from someone that her brother was doing all her homework.
    found out
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