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Review C19
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It’s not easy to do what you did. I think you’re very (vebar).
brave
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not switched off, but ready to be used when needed
on standby
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“Can I give you a hand? He ___ to help. a) invited b) refused c) offered
c) offered
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The time when an important change begins to happen (two words)
turning point
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a long and important period in history
an era
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I _estimated how long the journey would take. It took an hour longer than I expected.
under
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When something increases and affects more people
spread
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I’m not sure I can eat all that food, but I shall (MAKE / COME / GIVE) an attempt!
make
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Everything in the café is fresh and natural. We don't use any p.......... food.
processed
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I don't know how you find anything in this office. It's so _tidy!
un
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collocation that means "phone someone"
give a call/ring
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Cross out the word which is not possible - 3 William made ( project /progress / a mess) in his art class.
project (x)
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food which has already been washed, prepared, cooked, etc. so that it is ready to eat
pre-prepared
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Cross out the word which is not possible - She sometimes has ( progress / trouble /a break) while doing her homework.
progress (x)
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The invention of the wheel provided the fou..... for most machines.
foundation
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"I don't believe you!” He _____ to believe me. a) refused b) promised c) offered
a) refused
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collocation than means "win" (two words)
come first
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You really must (come / make / have ) over and visit me some time.
come over
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My dad was extremely (sarmahcitc). Everyone was attracted to his personality.
charismatic
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a period of two weeks is called
fortnight
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not new; has been owned by someone else
second-hand
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I can’t possibly do all this work by Tuesday. (COME / HAVE / GIVE / MAKE) a break!
give
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get more money than you invested
make a profit
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“Why don't we go for a walk?" He ____ going for a walk. a) warned b) offered c) suggested
c) suggested
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