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C1 Review Term 1

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  • Correct the mistake. Not only he goes to the gyms everyday, he runs too.
    Not only DOES he go to the gym everyday, he runs too.
  • Explain what these words mean. Which have positive connotations? 1. reckless, laid-back 2. chatty, conscientious
    ...
  • What does this saying mean? To get on like a house on fire.
    When people have a very good and friendly relationship.
  • Complete the sentence: Under no ____________ you smoke or drink on these grounds.
    no circumstances should
  • What does this saying mean? To travel light
    To carry very little luggage
  • Can you say this sentence in a different way? She's bound to pass her exams.
    She definitely going to... It's highly likely that she will ...
  • Complete the saying: When it rains, it ___________.
    pours
  • When do you use these signing off phrases in a formal letter? Yours faithfully, Yours sincerely,
    Yours faithfully = You don't address the person by name / Yours sincerely = You address the person by name
  • Which preposition do you use with these phrasal verbs? 1. bottle ___ 2. brush ___ on 3. crack ___
    up
  • What does this saying mean? Another kettle of fish
    To be completely different from something or someone.
  • I would often go to the park with my grandfather as a child. What does would mean here?
    used to
  • Make these words negative. 1. polite 2. aware 3. qualified
    1. impolite 2. unaware 3. unqualified
  • Make a word with each of these suffixes: 1. - led 2. -ish 3. - able
    ...students own answers....
  • What does this saying mean? To do things by the book.
    according to the rules
  • Which prepositions do you use with these phrasal verbs? 1. lay ___ (an employee) 2. tell ____ (a person) 3. give ___ (fumes)
    off
  • What does this saying mean? To turn a blind eye
    to ignore something that you know is wrong
  • How can you say this in a less formal way? Rarely do I relax.
    I don't often chill out.
  • We should ______ (face up to / face up with) the fact that we are ruining our planet.
    face up to
  • What does this saying mean? To lose your bearings
    to be confused about where you are
  • What does this saying mean? to knuckle down
    to begin to study or work hard
  • Correct the mistake. I've seen Bill earlier this morning.
    I saw Bill earlier this morning.
  • Which preposition do you use with these phrasal verbs? 1. opt ___ of 3. drop ___ of
    out
  • Make a word with each of these suffixes: 1. - minded 2. - proof 3. - worthy
    ... students own answers ...
  • Change these nouns into adjectives: 1. mood 2. sympathy 3. excitement 4. chat 5. stress
    1. moody 2. sympathetic 3. excited 4. chatty 5. stressful / stressed
  • What does this saying mean? To be snowed under
    to have a lot of work and other things to deal with
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