Part 2 CAE | Baamboozle - Baamboozle | The Most Fun Classroom Games!

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Wanda asked for a bank loan to set....... a consultancy business. (Phrasal Verb)

set UP

There's an urgent need of fresh water in the region. (preposition)

There's an urgent need FOR fresh water in the region.

Negotiations broke.... because of disagreements about trading arrangements. (Phrasal Verb)

broke DOWN

The robbers made ......... with a large amount of money. (Phrasal Verb)

made OFF with

Do you know ........... mobile phone this is? (PRONOUN)

WHOSE

The company always takes....... new staff for the summer period. (Phrasal Verb)

takes ON

........... the psychologist focuses on in his book is the the way people behave on trains. (PRONOUN)

What

That's the car ........ owner I was just telling you about. (PRONOUN)

WHOSE

All the work will be done _________ the volunteers.

All the work will be done BY the volunteers.

A number of customers complained _________ the after-sales service.

A number of customers complained ABOUT the after-sales service.

No one expected that the new fashion would catch....... as quickly as it has. (Phrasal Verb)

catch ON

I must congratulate you for your excellent work. (Preposition)

I must congratulate you ON your excellent work. (Preposition)

Have you seen the new advertisement of Lotus shampoo? (preposition)

Have you seen the new advertisement FOR Lotus shampoo?

I met a footballer from our national team,............ I found very exciting. (PRONOUN)

which

I hope my letter will be taken in consideration. (Preposition)

I hope my letter will be taken INTO consideration. (Preposition)

Students experienced a number of problems related ______ the broadband connection.

Students experienced a number of problems related TO the broadband connection.

The lecturer speaks so fast- I can't keep .......... with her train of thought. (Phrasal Verb)

keep UP with

Mark thinks there are problems in the contract and is dead set ........ us rejecting it. (Phrasal Verb)

set ON

The inspector drew the management's attention in some problems. (preposition)

The inspector drew the management's attention TO some problems

Final-year students told the freshers about everything .......... would help them settle into student life. (PRONOUN)

that/which

............ was put forward to lead the team next meeting? (PRONOUN)

WHO

Many people took part to the anniversary festivities. (Preposition)

Many people took part IN the anniversary festivities.

It was so noisy I couldn't make ........ what Jill was saying. (Phrasal Verb)

make OUT

Many people don't have much money, just enough to get...... (Phrasal Verb)

get BY

The professor was satisfied with the way in ......... the students had conducted themselves.

WHICH

Katherine was able to make good use of her knowledge in foreign languages. (Preposition)

Katherine was able to make good use of her knowledge OF foreign languages.

The noise in the library immediately put me ............. the idea of studying there. (Phrasal Verb)

put me OFF