Study

B2+ Week Three Full Grammar+Vocab Revision

  •   0%
  •  0     0     0

      Back   Restart
  • to hide or protect something
    break
    spot
    point
    cover
  • The new roller coaster is __________ scarier than the last one
    far
    slightly
    much
    a great
  • Very scary or thrilling; causes a feeling of fear or excitement
    eye-catching
    hair-raising
    heartwarming
    mind-blowing
  • This book is __________ more interesting than I expected
    very
    big
    highly
    far
  • A mark on an animal
    spot
    circle
    wart
    stripe
  • Which is NOT possible? The golden ring, ___________, was found.
    which was stolen weeks ago
    which has been stolen weeks ago
    which an unknown Englsih teacher stole weeks ago
    stolen weeks ago
  • Which is NOT possible? This gallery, ___________, houses a collection of modern art.
    designed by a local architect
    being designed by a local architect
    which was designed by a local architect
    which a local architect designed
  • That film was __________ the best I’ve seen this year
    by the far
    far by the
    the far best
    by far the
  • The new phone is __________ better than my old one
    a great deal
    a greatly
    greatly deal
    deal a great
  • She finished the exam in __________ less time than I did
    far less of
    nearly
    a great deal
    by far the
  • Extremely surprising or impressive; hard to believe
    ear-splitting
    eye-catching
    mind-blowing
    heart-stopping
  • Clause it! There were hundreds of people who were waiting in the queue for tickets for the show.
    Clause it! There were hundreds of people waiting in the queue for tickets for the show.
  • A specific location or position
    point
    cover
    catch
    spot
  • Easy to understand
    sure
    clear
    point
    account
  • That mountain is __________ higher than the others in the region
    by far
    far the
    far most
    far more
  • Rewrite the sentence using a participle clause: The politician continued his speech once he had got the audience to be quiet.
    Having got the audience to be quiet, the politician continued his speech.
  • Complete the sentence: _________, I started to panic.
    Realising/ Having realised that a giant penguin was following me....
  • Makes you feel happy and emotional in a comforting way
    hair-raising
    heartwarming
    soul-destroying
    nail-biting
  • ______ hard enough for his exam, Ryan couldn’t pass it.
    not having studied
    not studied
    having not studied
    having not been studied
  • ________ in hospital for three weeks, she was delighted to be back at home.
    Having being
    Having gone
    Having been stayed
    Having been
  • Shocking or surprising; gives new insight or perspective
    nail-biting
    heart-stopping
    eye-opening
    ear-splitting
  • Emotionally exhausting or depressing; makes someone lose hope or passion
    eye-opening
    mind-blowing
    soul-destroying
    hair-raising
  • To see something
    spot
    understand
    research
    clear
  • Extremely fast pace - often dangerously so
    nail-biting
    breakneck speed
    heartwarming
    ear-splitting
  • to move across a physical area
    clear
    account
    catch
    cover
  • He’s __________ taller than his brother
    slightly
    slight
    more slightly
    a bit of
  • A statement or idea someone is trying to express
    clear
    account
    point
    cover
  • Russia is more than _______ the UK
    twice to big as
    twice like big as
    twice than big as
    twice as big as
  • a written or spoken explanation of something
    cover
    thing
    clear
    account
  • Full of suspense or tension; makes you anxious about what will happen
    soul-destroying
    heartwarming
    nail-biting
    breakneck speed
  • The weather is __________ warmer today compared to yesterday
    muchly
    by far
    a great deal
    far most
  • Grabs attention immediately because it’s very noticeable or attractive
    soul-destroying
    breakneck speed
    eye-catching
    heartwarming
  • Where your money is in your bank
    place
    document
    record
    account
  • To understand what someone has just said
    catch
    listen
    create
    give
  • Very loud - almost painfully intense sound
    ear-splitting
    heart-stopping
    hair-raising
    mind-blowing
  • To grab something
    explain
    find
    catch
    give
  • To tidy or remove something
    clear
    break
    spot
    find
  • Finish the sentence: ____________, Susan confessed to the crime.
    Having been caught shoplifting in Rimi,.......
    • Your experience on this site will be improved by allowing cookies.