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vocabulary: life events
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Reorder the words to make a correct sentence: which / doubt / about / should choose / in / job applicant / he / he is
He is in doubt about which job applicant he should choose.
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Reorder the words to make a correct sentence: his / he’s going / made / where / has John / mind / about / to study / up ?
Has John made up his mind about where he’s going to study?
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Reorder the words to make a correct sentence: so / reconsider / subject choice / is extremely hard / your / may have to / you / this course
This course is extremely hard so you may have to reconsider
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Students should __________ from the school careers advisor.
search advice
study advice
look advice
seek advice
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He must have __________ before choosing medicine as a career.
weighed up the pros and cons
balanced the arguments
checked the consequences
counted his options
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You graduate from high school in two months, so you have to make a decision about your ...soon. (future)
immediate future
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Graduating from college and starting a job is a ..., but it’s all part of becoming independent. (step)
big / major step
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Mark’s mother must have been a ... in his life because he’s studying to become a chef too. (influence)
major / strong / big influence
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He __________ the English language exam, so he wasn’t allowed to join our programme.
passed
resisted
failed
retook
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I know leaving his country was a big __________ for him.
point
step
situation
path
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Jason was __________ whether to take a gap year because he wasn’t sure how he could fund it.
undecided
unclear
indecided
mixed
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My parents are __________ about whether I should take a gap year.
in two minds
in two directions
between choices
in uncertain minds
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I think the ... in choosing whether to have a gap year or not is usually financial. (factor)
deciding factor
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Reorder the words to make a correct sentence: a decision / I / through / thinking / yet / haven’t made / I’m still / it
I haven’t made a decision yet, I’m still thinking it through.
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I’m not sure what to study at college, I can’t __________ between English literature and history.
get to a conclusion
make up my mind
settle the problem
decide myself
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Paolo is an overseas student who __________ university top of his class.
graduated from
passed
left
finished
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He __________ for a place on our internship programme last year.
followed
took
applied
accepted
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I thought Rita was taking a gap year, but she must have __________ because she’s here at college.
changed mind
reviewed
rethought
reconsidered
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You have another year to go before you finish school, so you don’t have to make an ... (decision)
immediate decision
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I’m in __________ about whether I should live in the city centre or the suburbs.
two minds
a hard choice
a dilemma
doubt sense
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your / considered / options / carefully / all / have you ?
Have you considered all your options carefully?
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come / a decision / by now / the director / must have / to
The director must have come to a decision by now.
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You ought to __________ and create a mind map before choosing an essay topic.
collect ideas
create ideas
brainstorm ideas
imagine ideas
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My grandfather has always had very ... about the importance of a university education. He believes it’s vital to help you get a good job. (feelings)
strong / mixed feelings
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I hope he will __________ a permanent position on our staff at the end of the year.
apply
follow
take
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I believe a lot of parents have ... about children taking a gap year. They can see both the advantages and disadvantages. (feelings)
mixed feelings
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It’s important to have a ... of exactly what the job involves before you accept the position. (understanding)
clear understanding
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