Question 1 of 30 · from lesson 111: still any more yet already
Put in still, yet, already or any more.
My nan is ninety-two, but she's very sharp.
AnswerMy nan is ninety-two, but she's still very sharp.
Question 2 of 30 · from lesson 104: quite, pretty, rather and fairly
Put the words in brackets in the right order to complete the sentences.
The motorway was busy. There was . (lot / traffic / a / of / quite)
AnswerThe motorway was busy. There was quite a lot of traffic.
Question 3 of 30 · from lesson 98: Adjectives ending in -ing and -ed (boring/bored etc.)
Read each situation, then complete the sentences. Use the word in brackets with -ing or -ed.
It has rained every day for two weeks. (depress...) a The forecast is . b All this rain makes me . c Try not to get about it.
AnswerThe forecast is depressing. All this rain makes me depressed. Try not to get depressed about it.
Question 4 of 30 · from lesson 111: still any more yet already
Five years ago Jodie said some things about her life. Now she says them again. Some things are the same and some have changed. Write sentences about Jodie with still or any more (items 1 to 8), then write three more sentences with no longer (items 10 to 12).
Five years ago: "I go swimming every week." Now: "I haven't been swimming for years."
(swimming)
AnswerShe doesn't go swimming any more.
Question 5 of 30 · from lesson 105: Comparative 1 (cheaper, more expensive etc.)
Complete the sentences with a comparative form.
It's a pity your flat is miles from mine. I wish you lived .
AnswerIt's a pity your flat is miles from mine. I wish you lived nearer.
Question 6 of 30 · from lesson 98: Adjectives ending in -ing and -ed (boring/bored etc.)
Choose the correct word.
He only started playing the piano last year. He's made (amazing / amazed) progress.
AnswerHe only started playing the piano last year. He's made amazing progress.
Question 7 of 30 · from lesson 112: even
Dev, Nina and Sam rented a cottage together for a weekend. Dev loves board games, is a keen cyclist, enjoys early starts and is always calm. Nina dislikes the countryside, is often bad-tempered, is always punctual and is no fan of games. Sam is never on time, struggles to get up in the morning, loves the countryside and can't ride a bike. Complete the sentences using even or not even.
On Sunday they had to be up at six. They all made it, .
AnswerOn Sunday they had to be up at six. They all made it, even Sam.
Question 8 of 30 · from lesson 105: Comparative 1 (cheaper, more expensive etc.)
Complete the sentences with one of these: than, more, worse, quietly, longer, better, careful, frequent.
Use these
thanmoreworsequietlylongerbettercarefulfrequent
You can't have everything at once. You have to be patient.
AnswerYou can't have everything at once. You have to be more patient.
Question 9 of 30 · from lesson 99: Adjectives: a nice new house, you look tired
Put the adjectives in brackets in the correct position.
a horrible coat (orange)
Answera horrible orange coat
Question 10 of 30 · from lesson 112: even
Write a sentence with even, using the words in brackets. For items 5 to 9, use a negative with even (didn't even, can't even, isn't even etc.).
I can't remember anything about the film. (its title)
AnswerI can't even remember its title.
Question 11 of 30 · from lesson 106: Comparative 2 (much better / any better etc.)
Complete the sentences with one of these: any, better, elder, less, longer, more, no, older, slightly, the.
Use these
anybetterelderlesslongermorenoolderslightlythe
I'm surprised Anna is only twenty-five. I thought she was .
AnswerI'm surprised Anna is only twenty-five. I thought she was older.
Question 12 of 30 · from lesson 99: Adjectives: a nice new house, you look tired
Complete each sentence with a verb from the first group, in the correct form, and an adjective from the second group.
Use these
feellookseemsmellsoundtasteawfulinterestingnervousniceupsetwet
What lovely candles! They too.
AnswerWhat lovely candles! They smell nice too.
Question 13 of 30 · from lesson 106: Comparative 2 (much better / any better etc.)
Complete the sentences with much, a bit and so on + a comparative, using the words in brackets. Use than where necessary.
I'm afraid the situation is it looks. (far / complicated)
AnswerI'm afraid the situation is far more complicated than it looks.
Question 14 of 30 · from lesson 100: Adjectives and adverbs 1 (quick/quickly)
Put in the correct word.
Jodie is worried about her exam results. (terrible / terribly)
AnswerJodie is terribly worried about her exam results.
Question 15 of 30 · from lesson 107: Comparative 3 (as ... as / than)
Complete the sentences with one of these: as, him, is, less, me, much, soon, than, twice.
Use these
ashimislessmemuchsoonthantwice
I don't watch telly as as I used to.
AnswerI don't watch telly as much as I used to.
Question 16 of 30 · from lesson 100: Adjectives and adverbs 1 (quick/quickly)
Complete each sentence with an adverb. The first letters of the adverb are given in brackets.
We weren't expecting anybody, but my cousin from Dundee turned up (unex...) on Sunday.
AnswerWe weren't expecting anybody, but my cousin from Dundee turned up unexpectedly on Sunday.
Question 17 of 30 · from lesson 107: Comparative 3 (as ... as / than)
Complete the sentences with as ... as.
I still feel rough, but I felt much worse earlier. I don't .
AnswerI don't feel as bad as I did earlier.
Question 18 of 30 · from lesson 101: Adjectives and adverbs 2 (well, fast, late, hard/hardly)
Put in good or well.
That colour looks really on you.
AnswerThat colour looks really good on you.
Question 19 of 30 · from lesson 108: Superlative (the longest, the most enjoyable etc.)
Complete the sentences with a superlative or a comparative of the word in brackets.
What's the way to get to the hospital? (quick)
AnswerWhat's the quickest way to get to the hospital?
Question 20 of 30 · from lesson 101: Adjectives and adverbs 2 (well, fast, late, hard/hardly)
Complete these sentences using well and one of these words: behaved, informed, kept, known, paid, written.
Use these
behavedinformedkeptknownpaidwritten
I loved that novel. The plot is brilliant and it's very .
AnswerI loved that novel. The plot is brilliant and it's very well written.
Question 21 of 30 · from lesson 108: Superlative (the longest, the most enjoyable etc.)
Complete the sentences with the superlative of a word from the box: bad, cheap, good, honest, popular, short, tall.
Use these
badcheapgoodhonestpopularshorttall
I love the mornings. For me it's the part of the day.
AnswerI love the mornings. For me it's the best part of the day.
Question 22 of 30 · from lesson 102: so and such
Make one sentence from two. Choose a sentence from the box, then complete each sentence using so or such.
Use these
The fireworks were noisy.It was miserable weather.I've got a lot of emails.I had a big lunch.It was a lovely evening.His Spanish is fluent.The box was heavy.I was shocked.The campsite was a long way.
, we stayed in and watched films all day.
AnswerIt was such miserable weather, we stayed in and watched films all day.
Question 23 of 30 · from lesson 109: Word order 1: verb + object; place and time
Is the word order right? Write OK, or write the correct sentence.
Please don't ask that question again.
AnswerPlease don't ask that question again.
Question 24 of 30 · from lesson 102: so and such
Put the words in the right order.
I'm sorry. I don't know why . (such / remark / I / made / a / silly)
AnswerI'm sorry. I don't know why I made such a silly remark.
Question 25 of 30 · from lesson 109: Word order 1: verb + object; place and time
Put the parts in the right order.
They . (opposite the station / a new hotel / built)
AnswerThey built a new hotel opposite the station.
Question 26 of 30 · from lesson 103: enough and too
Complete the answers to the questions. Use too or enough and the word or words in brackets.
"Would you like to be an actor?" (shy) "No, I'm ."
Answer"Would you like to be an actor?" "No, I'm too shy to be an actor."
Question 27 of 30 · from lesson 110: Word order 2: adverbs with the verb
Rewrite each sentence so that it includes the word in brackets. Items 6 to 8, 9 to 10 and 11 to 12 belong together.
We lived on the same street. (all)
AnswerWe all lived on the same street.
Question 28 of 30 · from lesson 103: enough and too
Complete the sentences using enough and one of these words: buses, chairs, cups, hard, room, tall, time, vegetables, warm, wide.
Use these
buseschairscupshardroomtalltimevegetableswarmwide
I can't reach the light bulb. I'm not .
AnswerI can't reach the light bulb. I'm not tall enough.
Question 29 of 30 · from lesson 110: Word order 2: adverbs with the verb
Complete the sentences, putting the words in brackets in the correct order.
This might be the last time we speak. (see / never / we / might) each other again.
AnswerThis might be the last time we speak. We might never see each other again.
Question 30 of 30 · from lesson 104: quite, pretty, rather and fairly
Complete the sentences using quite and one of these words: famous, hungry, late, noisy, often, old, surprised.
Use these
famoushungrylatenoisyoftenoldsurprised
I didn't expect a reply from the council. I was when they wrote back.
AnswerI didn't expect a reply from the council. I was quite surprised when they wrote back.
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