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Quick Check Test 1A Quick Check Test 2A

1: 2 was tidying 3 are … playing 4 ’ve 1: 2 would (you) have felt 3 would have
been wondering / have been wondering been 4 wouldn’t say 5 hadn’t told
5 to be enjoying 6 haven’t been listening 6 Had (we) known
2: 2 is prone to losing 3 a rule … don’t talk 2: 2 don’t expect to hear 3 would (you)
4 keeps on parking 5 has a tendency to rather do / be doing 4 don’t regret
overeat 6 (am) ’m inclined to believe handing in 5 encouraged (Peter) to enter
3: 2 It’sa bit lateto be goingout. 3 We’ve 6 was considered to be
gotanhour beforeour flight. 3: 2 would 3 would 4 had 5 would 6 had
4 Tim’sanincredibly talentedartist. 4: 2 killing 3 instincts 4 learning 5 ropes
5 That can’tbe the answer. It 6 bright
doesn’tmakeany sense. 6 You’ve gota 5: 2b 3c 4b 5a 6c
nerve talking to me like that. 6: 2 knowledge 3 far 4 Look 5 gather 6 In
4: 2 easygoing 3 gregarious
4 conservative 5 selfish
6 temperamental Quick Check Test 2B
5: 2 life 3 blanket 4 ways 5 black 6 pain 1: 2 hadn’t eaten 3 hadn’t told 4 Had (you)
6: 2 wonder 3 pretty 4 gives 5 guess understood 5 giving up 6 ’d (would)
6 something think
2: 2 Do (you) regret not going 3 was
Quick Check Test 1B thought to be / is thought to have been
4 would (you) prefer to celebrate 5 have
1: 2 is (’s) … watching 3 wasn’t paying always encouraged (me) to follow
4 were wondering 5 to be getting 6 are 6 dislike speaking
feeling 3: 2 would 3 had 4 had 5 had 6 would
2: 2 am (’m) not inclined to let 3 a rule … 4: 2 effect 3 advantage 4 dim 5 target
am (’m) 4 has a tendency to exaggerate 6 under
5 is (’s) prone to being 6 keep on 5: 2b 3c 4a 5a 6b
interrupting 6: 2 far 3 In 4 knowledge 5 gather 6 Look
3: 2 It’sa bitearly to be going to bed.
3 We’ve gotanhouror more to wait.
4 Tim’sanincredibly talentedactor.
5 That mustbe the answer although it
doesn’treally make sense.
6 You’ve gotanabsolute nerve talking to
me like that.
4: 2 mature 3 considerate 4 solitary
5 obsessive 6 rebellious
5: 2 set 3 neck 4 wet 5 soul 6 sheep
6: 2 reckon 3 makes 4 wonder 5 might
6 pretty

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Quick Check Test 3A Quick Check Test 4A

1: 2 hugely expensive freshly-baked 1: 2 It would appear that the case has been
organic 3 those ridiculously silly closed. 3 It always amazes me that you
slapstick comedy 4 an incredibly don’t care about your environment.
powerful bright blue German 4 It’s hard to know what John is thinking.
5 those beautiful old oval silver photo 5 It looks as though Steve’s going to
6 really fantastic newly-opened Italian resign. 6 It’s not that I’m jealous but I
pizza don’t like Tom.
2: 2 whom 3 whose 4 which 5 none 2: 2 had locked / ’d locked 3 studied / has
6 who been studying 4 not to have seen
3: 2 naughty 3 jokey 4 airy 5 shady 5 will have been teaching / ’ll have been
6 gloomy teaching 6 Have (you) read
4: 2 bustling 3 run-down 4 picturesque 3: 2c 3a 4d 5f 6b
5 deserted 6 magnificent 4: 2 perfect 3 justice 4 under 5 innocence
5: 2 semi 3 ir 4 im 5 under 6 co 6 fresh
6: 2 help 3 objective 4 up 5 instance 5: 2e 3a 4f 5b 6d
6 aim 6: 2 Given 3 shadow 4 sooner 5 better
6 soon

Quick Check Test 3B

Quick Check Test 4B
1: 2 incredibly powerful bright red Italian
sports 3 those beautiful old oval silver 1: 2 It looks as though Tim’s going to leave
photo 4 hugely expensive freshly-baked the team. 3 It would appear that the
organic French 5 those ridiculously crime has been solved. 4 It’s not that I’m
stupid slapstick comedy 6 fairly paranoid but I don’t like Mark. 5 It’s hard
reasonably-priced new Chinese take- to believe that Ben is so young.
away 6 It amazes me that you’re so
2: 2 which 3 neither / none 4 whose insensitive.
5 who 6 whom 2: 2 will have been living / ’ll have been
3: 2 gaudy 3 poky 4 airy 5 daily 6 roomy living 3 have you been waiting 4 not to
4: 2 tranquil 3 bustling 4 run-down have seen 5 had gone 6 haven’t had
5 picturesque 6 deserted 3: 2b 3f 4c 5a 6d
5: 2 out 3 anti 4 over 5 super 6 un 4: 2 alibi 3 evidence 4 arrest 5 appeal
6: 2 objective 3 up 4 aim 5 instance 6 innocence
6 help 5: 2f 3b 4e 5a 6d
6: 2 found 3 would 4 up 5 sooner 6 Given

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Quick Check Test 5A Quick Check Test 6A

1: 2 I didn’t dare say what I really felt. 1: 2 won’t have 3 will be doing 4 will have
3 We needn’t have gone to the airport so been discovered 5 will … take
early. 4 You’d better pay more attention 6 (’s) is going to rain
in future. 5 Do passengers have to wear 2: 2 as 3 Whatever 4 Despite 5 although
seat belts? 6 I was forced to have piano 6 though
lessons as a child. / My parents forced 3: 2 had 3 Basically 4 had
me to have piano lessons as a child. 5 enthusiastically 6 compulsory
2: 2 (’s) is known 3 is being renovated 4: 2 weather 3 moon 4 oath 5 suspicion
4 have been made 5 to have been 6 hill
kidnapped 6 will be announced 5: 2 talking 3 run 4 get 5 edgeways
3: 2 comfortable 3 vegetable 4 mandatory 6 cross
5 Wednesday 6 dictionary 6: 2 to 3 from 4 back 5 of 6 about
4: 2 keep 3 cat 4 top 5 game 6 himself …
himself
5: 2b 3c 4b 5a 6c Quick Check Test 6B
6: 2 see 3 make 4 put 5 about 6 take
1: 2 (’re) are meeting 3 won’t have finished
4 will be flying 5 will … regret 6 isn’t
Quick Check Test 5B going to study
1: 2 We didn’t need to call Julia because 2: 2 Wherever 3 Although 4 as 5 though
we’d already arranged where to meet. 6 In spite of
3 You’d better focus on work if you want 3: 2 had 3 Basically 4 compulsory
to get that promotion. 4 You don’t have 5 enthusiastically 6 dramatically
to learn all of this new vocabulary. 4: 2 top 3 impression 4 course 5 board
5 I didn’t have the courage to open the 6 all
door because it was so dark outside. 5: 2 talking 3 understatement 4 stick 5 get
6 It isn’t allowed to use mobile phones to 6 edgeways
during a flight. / You aren’t allowed to 6: 2 of 3 to 4 about 5 from 6 back
use mobile phones during a flight.
2: 2 to have been destroyed 3 have been
sold 4 (’s) is being landscaped
5 is believed 6 will be broadcast
3: 2 comfortable 3 vegetable 4 mandatory
5 Wednesday 6 dictionary
4: 2 slip 3 doors 4 bag 5 hush 6 myself
… myself
5: 2b 3c 4b 5a 6c
6: 2 about 3 see 4 why 5 What 6 case

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Quick Check Test 7A Quick Check Test 8A

1: 2 It’s because you meet so many 1: 2 were going to get 3 was on the point of
interesting people that I love travelling. walking out 4 was about to leave
3 It was on a round-the-world trip that 5 weren’t meant to hear 6 was on the
Maria spent all her money. 4 What verge of bursting
happened was that Mike missed his 2: 2 Would you like a cup of tea? I’m
flight. 5 What our neighbours didn’t making some tea now. 3 My car is black
realise was that they’d been burgled. and Fred’s car is red. 4 Paul forgot to
6 It was only yesterday that we booked buy bread and he also forgot to buy
the hotel. cheese so we haven’t got anything for
2: 2 Having wandered 3 standing 4 Not lunch. 5 I’ll help you later if you want
wanting 5 Visited 6 loved (me to) help you later. 6 These shoes
3: 2 let your hair down 3 unwind 4 have a are too tight and those shoes are too big.
breather 5 take your mind off your What a shame!
troubles 6 switch off 3: 2 Put your best foot forward. 3 The early
4: 2 scandalous 3 tendency 4 strengthen bird catches the worm. 4 The pen is
5 sympathetic 6 persuasive mightier than the sword. 5 Home is
5: 2 midnight 3 take 4 whiling 5 mind where the heart is. 6 Out of sight, out of
6 down mind.
6: 2 am 3 for 4 to 5 some 6 a 4: 2 alike 3 picture 4 Practise 5 hot 6 rest
5: 2 life 3 clean 4 memory 5 tip 6 lifetime
6: 2 and 3 Looking 4 with 5 mean
Quick Check Test 7B 6 makes

1: 2 What happened was that John forgot Quick Check Test 8B

his keys so he couldn’t get into the 1: 2 would walk out 3 wasn’t going to tell
house. 3 What I love about Julia is her 4 were to have gone 5 was on the point
spirit of adventure. 4 What Maria did of exploding 6 meant to remind
was she bought a new car with her 2: 2 Those trousers are too short and these
bonus. 5 What Paul didn’t realise was trousers are too long. 3 I’m making
the danger he was in. / What Paul didn’t some coffee. Would you like some
realise was that he was in danger. coffee? 4 My new bicycle is red and
6 What I’d like to know is where Steve John’s bicycle is green. 5 I can’t believe
has gone. I forgot to buy pasta and I forgot to buy
2: 2 Not wishing 3 Admired 4 sitting oil. 6 I’ll help you later if you want (me
5 Having eaten 6 Knowing to) help you later.
3: 2 unwind 3 take your mind off your 3: 2 The early bird catches the worm.
troubles 4 let your hair down 5 switch 3 Put your best foot forward. 4 Out of
off 6 have a breather sight, out of mind. 5 Home is where the
4: 2 likelihood 3 resourceful 4 hesitation heart is. 6 The pen is mightier than the
5 embarrassment 6 dramatically sword.
5: 2 have 3 candle 4 hours 5 out 6 time 4: 2 day 3 sorry 4 preach 5 wicked 6 iron
6: 2 over 3 a 4 not 5 of 6 am 5: 2 yesterday 3 back 4 remember
5 lapse 6 mind
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Quick Check Test 9A Quick Check Test 10A

1: 2 It’s high time (you) grew up 3 as 1: 2 No sooner had I gone out than it
though (she) owned 4 What if (that car) started raining. 3 Rarely do you see
hadn’t stopped? 5 Supposing (you) were such beautiful sunsets. 4 Had I known
offered 6 I’d / would rather (you) didn’t how you felt, I wouldn’t have said
smoke anything. 5 No way would I ever do a
2: 2a 3b 4a 5a 6b parachute jump. 6 Little did Alison know
3: 2 knock 3 Wednesday 4 poignant how dangerous the situation was.
5 answer 6 subtle 2: 2 lot 3 bit 4 barely 5 considerably
4: 2c 3b 4b 5a 6c 6 like
5: 2 seemed 3 hit 4 have / ’ve been toying 3: 2 The sooner, the better. 3 The bigger
5 came 6 gave they come, the harder they fall. 4 The
6: 2 That was the most amazing play I’ve greater the risk, the sweeter the reward.
ever seen. 3 If there’s one thing I can’t 5 The better the sales, the cheaper the
stand, it’s queuing. 4 That magazine goods. 6 The warmer the weather, the
was a total waste of time. happier I feel.
5 I couldn’t believe my luck when they 4: 2 irritate 3 substantial 4 squabbling
said there were still tickets for the gig. 5 ostracised 6 stress
6 Bad language drives me up the wall. 5: 2 off 3 in 4 to 5 after 6 in
6: 2 We want to sort this out as soon as
possible. 3 Let me know if you have any
Quick Check Test 9B queries. 4 Get in touch if anything needs
clarifying. 5 Can you go into more
1: 2 as if (you) were 3 What if (I) hadn’t detail? 6 What if we supported your
been paying 4 It’s about time (Mark) deal?
learnt / learned 5 (I)’d sooner (we)
stayed 6 Suppose (you) got
2: 2b 3b 4a 5b 6a Quick Check Test 10B
3: 2 walk 3 poignant 4 climb 5 wrong
6 subtle 1: 2 did William appreciate what was going
4: 2b 3b 4a 5a 6c on. 3 will I see Tom again. 4 did they
5: 2 is 3 to get / getting 4 have 5 have / give up their jobs but they also sold their
’ve been toying 6 seemed house. 5 you to have read my email,
6: 2 I couldn’t believe my luck when I you’d have known what to do. 6 it was
realised I’d won the lottery! 3 That meal too late did Robert see the car.
was a total waste of money. 4 That’s 2: 2 just 3 miles / far 4 far / miles
one of the most beautiful films I’ve seen. 5 fractionally 6 every
5 Going round museums is not my cup 3: 2 The sooner, the better. 3 The bigger
of tea. 6 If there’s one thing I can’t they come, the harder they fall. 4 The
stand, it’s people talking loudly on their greater the risk, the sweeter the reward.
mobile phones. 5 The better the sales, the cheaper the
goods. 6 The warmer the weather, the
happier I feel.
4: 2 embark 3 straightforward 4 estimate
5 unadulterated 6 grasp
5: 2 for 3 on 4 of 5 after 6 off
6: 2 Get in touch if anything needs
clarifying. 3 Let me know if you have any
queries. 4 What if we supported your
deal? 5 Can you go into more detail?
6 We want to sort this out as soon as
possible.

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Progress Test Units 1–2A

1: 2c 3b 4c 5a 6b 12: (sample answer: 220 words)
2: 1 Have you hada chance to lookat my Hello everyone. My name is Luke Stanford and
essay? 2 I don’tknow what’s wrong I was born in Brighton, England. I’ve got three
with Dan these days. 3 Let’s havea siblings, two brothers and a sister and I’m the
coffee when you’vefinishedall your baby of the family, the youngest.
stuff. 4 You mustbe exhaustedafter
your long journey. 5 What’s your Being an IT fanatic, I’ve just completed a BSc
opinionof the new Italian restaurant? in computing and am hoping to land a job in
6 It soundsasif you’re really busy at Silicon Valley in California where I want to put
the moment. my skills and passion to good use.
3: 2 surname 3 middle 4 maiden 5 after
6 up 7 made 8 household 9 put You won’t often find me parted from my laptop
10 clear 11 married or blackberry as I like to keep abreast of
4: 2 flicker 3 flattering 4 physical everything that’s going on in the cyber world
presence 5 dismal 6 usual take but when you do, I’m usually working out in the
5: 2 axe 3 spoke 4 advocate 5 fence gym – a good balance to counteract my
6 beat otherwise sedentary lifestyle.
6: 2 being 3 Having 4 on 5 always
6 tends 7 will 8 wet 9 ten 10 thinking My other passion is animals. When I was
11 regret growing up, my parents were always taking in
7: 2 Dan would never do any sport at waifs and strays that they’d found abandoned.
school. 3 Had I listened, I would have We’d get home from school and we’d never
known what to do. 4 I hate being know what we might find in the bath or in the
shouted at (by you). 5 Tim regrets not garden so I’m used to all kinds of exotic
having studied harder. 6 Julia has creatures. I’m currently planning to go to
been waiting for an hour. Borneo to work at an orang-utan sanctuary for
8: 2 kind of 3 and so on 4 a couple of three months.
5 loads of 6 plenty 7 stuff 8 one or
two 9 about 10 thing 11 a bit It’d be great to meet like-minded people,
9: 2 what 3 sure 4 about 5 debatable especially when I start travelling as it’s the best
6 knowledge way to get to know a country. I look forward to
10: 2 d 3 g 4 b 5 f 6 c e not needed hearing from anyone out there who’s interested
11: 2 However 3 Consequently in getting to know me.
4 obviously 5 Furthermore 6 Evidently

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Progress Test Units 1–2B

1: 2a 3c 4b 5c 6b 12: (sample answer: 220 words)
2: 1 Have you hada chance to lookat my Hello everyone. My name is Luke
essay? 2 I don’tknow what’s wrong with Stanford and I was born in Brighton,
Dan these days. 3 Let’s havea coffee England. I’ve got three siblings, two
when you’vefinishedall your stuff. 4 brothers and a sister and I’m the baby of
You mustbe exhaustedafter your long the family, the youngest.
journey. 5 What’s your opinionof the
new Italian restaurant? Being an IT fanatic, I’ve just completed a
6 It soundsasif you’re really busy at the BSc in computing and am hoping to land
moment. a job in Silicon Valley in California where
3: 2 middle 3 maiden 4 surname 5 name I want to put my skills and passion to
6 household 7 forward 8 after 9 to good use.
10 clear 11 married
4: 2 caricatured 3 flicker 4 flattering You won’t often find me parted from my
5 dismal 6 endorse the view laptop or blackberry as I like to keep
5: 2 grind 3 mind 4 devil’s 5 sit 6 bush abreast of everything that’s going on in
6: 2 left 3 Having 4 other 5 is 6 to 7 will the cyber world but when you do, I’m
8 blanket 9 nine 10 thinking 11 regret usually working out in the gym – a good
7: 2 James has been waiting for twenty balance to counteract my otherwise
minutes. 3 Dan never used to do any sedentary lifestyle.
sport at school. 4 I love being bought
flowers (by you). 5 Tim regrets not My other passion is animals. When I was
having gone to university. 6 Were you to growing up, my parents were always
have listened, you would have known taking in waifs and strays that they’d
what to do. found abandoned. We’d get home from
8: 2 plenty of 3 lots 4 stuff 5 one or two school and we’d never know what we
6 kind of 7 and so on 8 a couple of might find in the bath or in the garden so
9 about 10 a bit 11 thing I’m used to all kinds of exotic creatures.
9: 2 understand 3 debatable 4 knowledge I’m currently planning to go to Borneo to
5 sure 6 about work at an orang-utan sanctuary for
10: 2 g 3 d 4 f 5 c 6 e b not needed three months.
11: 2 Consequently 3 as a result
4 Furthermore 5 However 6 Evidently It’d be great to meet like-minded people,
especially when I start travelling as it’s
the best way to get to know a country. I
look forward to hearing from anyone out
there who’s interested in getting to know
me.

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Progress Test Units 3–4A

1: 2D 3F 4C 5B 6E 12: (sample answer: 209 words)
2: 2 gaudy 3 airy 4 shady 5 gloomy Famed throughout the world for its
6 naughty stunning architecture and fairytale
3: 2 ramshackle 3 quaint 4 awe-inspiring atmosphere, Prague is quite simply a
5 sprawling 6 secluded beautiful city with a long, colourful
4: 2 un, over 3 co, bi 4 out, un 5 post, non history. Situated in the centre of Europe,
6 ir, super it flanks the two banks of the Vltava river.
5: 2 in 2 on 3 with 4 on 5 with On one side, you will find the Old Town
6: 2 b 3 c 4 b 5 c 6 a 7 d 8 d 9 a 10 b with its quaint, winding cobbled streets
11 c leading up to the Castle complex which
7: 2 Jack often goes back to the big, old houses St Vitus’ Cathedral, churches,
house in the village where he was born. museums and the President’s residence,
3 Fred lost his temper, at which point I as well as Golden Lane, home to Franz
walked out of the meeting. 4 I may be Kafka, while on the other side, you will
back late, in which case I’ll call you. be able to enjoy the finest shops and
5 Isn’t that the man whose daughter is on restaurants that the city can offer.
television? 6 We’ve got two computers,
neither of which is working. For those who prefer green spaces,
8: 2 look, another 3 come, with 4 about, there are many parks, both wild and
combine 5 any, can 6 there, regarding manicured. From the Castle hills,
9: 2 Given the choice, would you vote in terraced with old vineyards, the views
favour of tougher sentencing? 3 Without over the terracotta roofs are reminiscent
a shadow of a doubt, the economic of Tuscan landscapes while further afield
situation is worsening. 4 You’re you are reminded of the Communist era
absolutely right when you say it’s time to when high-rise blocks dominated the
act. 5 I’m afraid it’s out of the question skyline.
for you to cut down on your hours. 6 You
were totally wrong to have behaved the After a day’s sightseeing, where better to
way you did. relax than one of the many street cafés
10: 2F 3F 4T 5T 6F and bars, with a plate of the local
11: 2 drinking 3 keep 4 there 5 farmers speciality of pork and dumplings washed
6 food down with a glass of pleasantly chilled
Czech wine or beer, followed by a visit to
the opera or ballet or a classical concert
in one of the many churches.

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Progress Test Units 3–4B

1: 2D 3F 4C 5B 6E 12: (sample answer: 209 words)
2: 2 gaudy 3 airy 4 shady 5 gloomy Famed throughout the world for its
6 naughty stunning architecture and fairytale
3: 2 scenic 3 quaint 4 vast 5 secluded atmosphere, Prague is quite simply a
6 awe-inspiring beautiful city with a long, colourful
4: 2 semi, over 3 out, in 4 super, inter 5 ir, history. Situated in the centre of Europe,
super 6 co, bi it flanks the two banks of the Vltava river.
5: 2 with 3 into 4 in 5 into 6 with On one side, you will find the Old Town
6: 2 b 3 a 4 c 5 d 6 a 7 c 8 b 9 a 10 b with its quaint, winding cobbled streets
11 c leading up to the Castle complex which
7: 2 I never go back to the big, old house in houses St Vitus’ Cathedral, churches,
the village where I was born. 3 That’s museums and the President’s residence
your neighbour whose dog is always as well as Golden Lane, home to Franz
barking, isn’t it? 4 We’ve got two cars, Kafka, while on the other side you will be
both of which are sports cars. 5 Martin able to enjoy the finest shops and
started playing games on his phone, at restaurants that the city can offer.
which point I walked out of the meeting.
6 I may have to stay at work late, in For those who prefer green spaces,
which case I’ll call you. there are many parks both wild and
8: 2 way, costs 3 leeway, schedule manicured. From the Castle hills,
4 Let’s, another 5 try, up 6 about, ideas terraced with old vineyards, the views
9: 2 I’m afraid it’s out of the question for you over the terracotta roofs are reminiscent
to take unpaid leave as we’re really busy. of Tuscan landscapes, while further
3 It was totally wrong of Charles to have afield you are reminded of the
spoken to you the way he did. 4 Given Communist era when high-rise blocks
the choice, I would travel everywhere on dominated the skyline.
public transport. 5 The temperatures are
going up, without a shadow of a doubt. After a day’s sightseeing, where better to
6 You’re absolutely right when you say relax than one of the many street cafés
there’s no time to lose. and bars, with a plate of the local
10: 2F 3F 4T 5T 6F speciality of pork and dumplings washed
11: 2 look 3 reading 4 politicians 5 jokes down with a glass of pleasantly chilled
6 dangerous Czech wine or beer, followed by a visit to
the opera or ballet or a classical concert
in one of the many churches.

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Progress Test Units 5–6A

1: 2T 3F 4F 5F 6T 12: (sample answer: 219 words)
2: 1 Where did you put my dictionary? I’ve always enjoyed a challenge, so
2 I didn’t want to tell Paul what had when I was asked whether I’d like to take
happened. 3 Please make yourselves part in a charity fundraising trek to
comfortable. 4 Which vegetables would Everest Base Camp, I needed no
you like with your fish? 5 I feel encouragement but immediately said
compelled to take issue with what you yes. It was only after the euphoria had
said. 6 You have never really had faith died down that I realised just how much
in me, have you? I’d taken on. Not only did I have to raise
3: 2 off, out 3 around, away 4 out, up funds, but I also quickly came to the
5 back, back 6 down, off conclusion that I would have to set
4: 2 point 3 thing 4 signs 5 explosion myself a very rigorous training
6 days programme to make sure that I’d be fit
5: 2 purposes 3 end 4 shop 5 good enough for the adventure of a lifetime.
6 head
6: 2 Although 3 wasn’t 4 forced 5 allowed The sights and sounds of those majestic
6 however 7 let 8 is 9 traced Himalayan mountains surpassed
10 because 11 force anything I could have dreamed of. At first
7: 2 A lot of new houses have been built in we walked through lush, green fields and
the village. 3 Someone might have seen forests, with blue skies overhead and
what happened. 4 We’re getting our car thundering rivers by our side. This was
repaired at the moment. 5 I needn’t have truly a paradise but as we climbed higher
kept Josie’s secret as everyone knew and higher, the air became thinner and
she was getting married. 6 Much as walking harder. The trees disappeared
we’ve enjoyed the party, it’s really time and colour did as well. We were
we went. surrounded by grey rock, an inhospitable
8: 2 There are a couple of things I’d like to terrain at the best of times. The sense of
say. 3 That’s something which we relief as we all stood at Base Camp was
should consider carefully. 4 I’m not sure quickly replaced by a sense of urgency
what that’s got to do with the state of the to get back down to civilisation. Despite
economy. 5 So, what do you think about the pain and cold, I wouldn’t have missed
conspiracy theories? 6 Hold on a that experience for the world and am
minute. I wanted to say that I’m actually now looking forward to my next
in agreement with you. challenge.
9: 1 Basically so I don’t see how we can
move forward from this impasse.
2 So, what that I’m really saying is, let’s
not do anything too hasty.
3 So, as overall I think we can be
pleased with the outcome of today’s
meeting.
4 In a conclusion, we shall be contacting
our solicitors in due course.
5 To sum it up, George will be
approaching local businesses while we
focus on our media contacts.
6 All in an all, I would say the event has
been a great success.
10: 2 f 3 d 4 b 5 g 6 c e not needed
11: 2 As soon as 3 ever since 4 from then
on 5 subsequently 6 eventually

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Progress Test Units 5–6B

1: 2T 3F 4F 5T 6F 12 (sample answer: 219 words)
2: 1 Where did you put my dictionary? I’ve always enjoyed a challenge, so
2 I didn’t want to tell Paul what had when I was asked whether I’d like to take
happened. 3 Please make yourselves part in a charity fundraising trek to
comfortable. 4 Which vegetables would Everest Base Camp, I needed no
you like with your fish? 5 I feel encouragement but immediately said
compelled to take issue with what you yes. It was only after the euphoria had
said. 6 You have never really had faith died down that I realised just how much
in me, have you? I’d taken on. Not only did I have to raise
3: 2 out, up 3 back, back 4 off, out 5 off, funds, but I also quickly came to the
down 6 around, away conclusion that I would have to set
4: 2 figures 3 explosion 4 days 5 past myself a very rigorous training
6 signs programme to make sure that I’d be fit
5: 2 cross 3 talk 4 stick 5 tail 6 talking enough for the adventure of a lifetime.
6: 2 Although 3 wasn’t 4 was 5 to
6 however 7 let 8 what 9 back 10 of The sights and sounds of those majestic
11 force Himalayan mountains surpassed
7: 2 Somebody might have taken your anything I could have dreamed of. At first
phone by mistake. 3 We’re getting the we walked through lush, green fields and
garden landscaped at the moment. forests, with blue skies overhead and
4 Much as we’ve had a really good time, thundering rivers by our side. This was
it’s high time we went home. 5 A lot of truly a paradise but as we climbed higher
old trees have been cut down in the and higher, the air became thinner and
village. 6 We needn’t have kept Martin’s walking harder. The trees disappeared
secret, as everyone knew he was being and colour did as well. We were
promoted. surrounded by grey rock, an inhospitable
8: 2 It’s not something I’ve thought about terrain at the best of times. The sense of
much before. 3 Where do you stand on relief as we all stood at Base Camp was
this? 4 That’s an interesting question to quickly replaced by a sense of urgency
consider. 5 Going back to what you to get back down to civilisation. Despite
were saying about yesterday’s meeting the pain and cold, I wouldn’t have missed
… 6 Getting back to the point, which is that experience for the world and am
the mayor’s decision to resign … now looking forward to my next
9: 1 Basically, so I don’t see how we can challenge.
move forward from this impasse.
2 So, what that I’m really saying is we
should be really proud of our
achievements today.
3 To sum it up, George will be
approaching local businesses while we
focus on raising funds.
4 All in an all, I would say the day has
gone really well.
5 So, as overall I think we can be
pleased with the way our plans have
been received.
6 In a conclusion, we will be contacting
your solicitors shortly.
10: 2 e 3 c 4 g 5 d 6 f b not needed
11: 2 As soon as 3 eventually
4 subsequently 5 ever since 6 from then
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Progress Test Units 7–8A

1: 2D 3C 4E 5F 6B 12: (sample answer: 221 words)
2: 2 Slow down, Martin! 3 Take it easy Welcome
4 Why don’t you let your hair down? The Bravo Language School welcomes
5 It’s hard to switch off. 6 I’m going to all new students. We hope that you will
have a breather. enjoy your stay with us and enjoy
3: 2 refuge 3 stranded 4 fled 5 plan learning English in a relaxing, friendly
6 trapped environment. Our highly qualified
4: 2 dawn 3 foreseeable 4 years 5 outset teachers and staff will ensure that you
6 verge get the most out of your stay with us, so
5: 2 to yourself 3 just in 4 with … spare make sure you check the notice boards
5 in (the) world 6 on (my) hands regularly.
6: 2 what 3 was 4 to 5 Tired 6 point
7 why 8 would 9 meant 10 did 11 Accommodation
going Host families within a radius of five miles
7: 2 What I would like to know is why I of the school provide accommodation of
wasn’t informed. 3 I expect we’ll have the highest standard. You will have your
more time next week. 4 Dreaming of a own bed/study room with en-suite
romantic holiday in the sun, Julia booked bathroom and you will be given breakfast
her flight to the Greek islands. 5 It was and an evening meal every day.
Ken who borrowed your laptop. 6 We
were supposed to meet up with our Facilities and Activities
cousins yesterday but they cancelled at All our classrooms are equipped to the
the last minute. highest standards to ensure you receive
8: 2 Oh, come on, you can’t really believe the best tuition. We also have an
that nonsense! 3 That’s the whole point! excellent library and IT centre for self-
We need to lead by example. 4 All I’m study. Our team of organisers will
trying to say is that you need to be arrange activities throughout your stay,
patient. 5 Surely you don’t think that I’m so whether you’re interested in the great
choosing not to work. I’d love a job. outdoors or cultural events, we are sure
6 I just think it’s too easy to blame you will find something to suit you.
everything on poor parenting.
9: 2 think, else 3 there, missed Local places of interest
4 managed, up 5 go, detail 6 tell, more You will find a comprehensive list of
10: 2T 3F 4T 5F 6T venues and events in your welcome
11: 2 Grace danced enthusiastically to the pack. We provide a ticket booking
band. 3 Memories of my first day at service, so come to reception and we will
school came flooding back to me when I organise everything you need.
smelled that cabbage soup. 4 I have a
hazy recollection of my grandparents’ Fees
house. 5 Paul has an unquenchable Please check on our website for our
thirst for knowledge. 6 I distinctly current pricing policy. Fees vary
remember the first time I travelled on my according to the time of year, type of
own. course (general, business, exam) and
length of stay.

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Progress Test Units 7–8B

1: 2D 3F 4B 5E 6C 12: (sample answer: 221 words)
2: 2 Slow down, Martin! 3 Take it easy. Welcome
4 Why don’t you let your hair down? The Bravo Language School welcomes
5 It’s hard to switch off. 6 I’m going to all new students. We hope that you will
have a breather. enjoy your stay with us and enjoy
3: 2 to take 3 break 4 trapped 5 to flee learning English in a relaxing, friendly
6 escape environment. Our highly qualified
4: 2 future 3 come 4 outset 5 verge teachers and staff will ensure that you
6 dawn get the most out of your stay with us, so
5: 2 to yourself 3 in (the) world 4 on (my) make sure you check the notice boards
hands 5 just in 6 with, spare regularly.
6: 2 so 3 was 4 to 5 of 6 on 7 reason
8 would 9 had 10 never 11 going Accommodation
7: 2 It was Joseph who called you Host families within a radius of five miles
yesterday. 3 We were supposed to meet of the school provide accommodation of
up in town but Rob had made other the highest standard. You will have your
arrangements. 4 What I would like to own bed/study room with en-suite
know is why you lied to me. 5 I expect bathroom and you will be given breakfast
we’ll be really busy over the summer. and an evening meal every day.
6 Having fallen down in the street, Julia
felt really embarrassed. Facilities and Activities
8: 2 All I’m trying to say is that I need time All our classrooms are equipped to the
to decide what to do. 3 Surely you don’t highest standards to ensure you receive
think that I’m as superficial as that. the best tuition. We also have an
4 That’s the whole point! You need to get excellent library and IT centre for self-
a steady job and start behaving study. Our team of organisers will
responsibly. 5 I just think it’s too easy to arrange activities throughout your stay,
blame everything on poverty. 6 Oh, so whether you’re interested in the great
come on, you can’t be serious about outdoors or cultural events, we are sure
wanting to leave me. you will find something to suit you.
9: 2 Can, else 3 anything, missed
4 Anyone, with 5 go, more 6 tell, us Local places of interest
10: 2T 3T 4F 5F 6T You will find a comprehensive list of
11: 2 Memories of childhood holidays came venues and events in your welcome
flooding back when I smelled the fresh pack. We provide a ticket booking
sea air. 3 Peter has a(n) unquenchable service, so come to reception and we will
thirst for knowledge. 4 Sam rushed organise everything you need.
enthusiastically to the gate to welcome
his cousins. 5 I distinctly remember the Fees
first time I travelled on my own, as I was Please check on our website for our
really nervous and almost left my current pricing policy. Fees vary
suitcase on the train. 6 I have a hazy according to the time of year, type of
recollection of spending time with my course (general, business, exam) and
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Progress Test Units 9–10A

1: 2 up the wall 3 tennis match / final 12: (sample answer: 204 words)
4 getting up 5 celebrity gossip 6 cup of One of the things I love most about
tea travelling is the opportunity to visit
2: 2 poignant 3 whistling 4 cupboard museums and galleries, and this week
5 foreigner 6 mosquito has been no exception. ‘All We Need’ is
3: 2 stunning 3 subtle 4 offbeat 5 stylish a truly extraordinary exhibition dealing
6 bleak with life in the 21st century from an
4: 2 coming 3 seemed 4 hit 5 has been environmental, political, spiritual and
toying 6 gave materialistic point of view.
5: 2 held, esteem 3 became, success
4 pay, dues 5 shot, fame 6 to be, Housed in a huge, abandoned industrial
spotlight factory, the cavernous halls are home to
6: 2 would 3 would 4 like 5 only 6 but different facets of life today, ranging from
7 absolutely 8 waste 9 rather / sooner leisure to romance, water to food. Quite
10 than 11 bit simply, each installation is a feast for all
7: 2 I’d sooner go to Spain this year, given the senses. When you are confronted,
the choice. 3 It’s high time we started for example, by traditional symbols of
saving some money. 4 What if all your love such as roses and diamonds, and
loved ones were at your birthday party? you are then asked to reflect upon how
5 No sooner had we heard the news than they end up in your country, it all
we rushed out of the house. 6 Not only becomes rather disturbing.
does William play the guitar but he also
plays the piano really well. An afternoon is not enough time to
8: 2 simply 3 Basically 4 clearly absorb all of the information on offer. I
5 Seriously 6 totally came away with sensory overload,
9: 2 Can you go into more detail as I’m not unable to speak for some time due to all
quite sure what you want from us? 3 Let of the disturbing images, statistics and
me know if you have any queries about sound bites that I’d taken in.
the schedule and I’ll run through it with
you. 4 What great news! It looks as If the aim of ‘art’ is to educate and
though we’ve got a deal. Let’s shake on entertain, then ‘All We Need’ is the
it. 5 Please get in touch if there’s perfect example. I would urge anyone
anything else you need to know. 6 If you interested in the future of our planet to go
sponsor our idea, we’ll (will) make along with an open mind and prepared to
concessions for you so it’s a win-win be challenged.
situation.
10: 2 c 3 f 4 b 5 d 6 e g not needed
11: 2 On 3 into 4 for 5 On 6 In

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Progress Test Units 9–10B

1: 2 public places 3 his luck 4 the best 12: (sample answer: 204 words)
thing 5 can’t stand 6 absolutely One of the things I love most about
awesome travelling is the opportunity to visit
2: 2 poignant 3 whistling 4 cupboard museums and galleries, and this week
5 foreigner 6 mosquito has been no exception. ‘All We Need’ is
3: 2 charming 3 bleak 4 stunning 5 subtle a truly extraordinary exhibition dealing
6 offbeat with life in the 21st century from an
4: 2 seemed 3 hit 4 coming 5 has been environmental, political, spiritual and
toying 6 gave materialistic point of view.
5: 2 was, success 3 shot, fame 4 held,
esteem 5 be, spotlight 6 pay, dues Housed in a huge, abandoned industrial
6: 2 be 3 have 4 nothing 5 were 6 also factory, the cavernous halls are home to
7 absolutely 8 of 9 would / ’d 10 than different facets of life today, ranging from
11 every leisure to romance, water to food. Quite
7: 2 I’d rather go to Greece this year, given simply, each installation is a feast for all
the choice. 3 Had I slept well, I wouldn’t the senses. When you are confronted,
have woken up in a bad mood. 4 Little for example, by traditional symbols of
did we realise we were in danger / the love such as roses and diamonds, and
danger we were in. 5 No sooner had the you are then asked to reflect upon how
news been broadcast than people they end up in your country, it all
rushed into the streets. 6 It’s about time becomes rather disturbing.
we were going home / we went home.
8: 2 simply 3 clearly 4 Seriously An afternoon is not enough time to
5 completely 6 Basically absorb all of the information on offer. I
9: 2 Let me know if you have any queries came away with sensory overload,
about the running order for the day and unable to speak for some time due to all
I’ll go through it with you. 3 Please get in of the disturbing images, statistics and
touch if you need any more information. sound bites that I’d taken in.
4 Can you go into more detail as I’m a
little hazy on the content. 5 If you If the aim of ‘art’ is to educate and
sponsor our idea, we’ll (will) make entertain, then ‘All We Need’ is the
concessions for you so everyone will perfect example. I would urge anyone
benefit. 6 What great news! It looks as interested in the future of our planet to go
though we’ve got a deal, so let’s shake along with an open mind and prepared to
on it. be challenged.
10: 2 d 3 f 4 c 5 g 6 e b not needed
11: 2 In 3 for 4 On 5 On 6 into

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Mid-course Test A
1: 2D 3B 4E 5F 6C 16: (sample answer: 204 words)
2: 2 A surprising number of people | are You can’t walk down any main street in
completely unaware | of the threat to the any city of the world now without coming
environment. across a fast food outlet. In fact, you will
3 Nothing I read in the papers | could most probably be spoilt for choice:
have prepared me | for what I witnessed pizzas, burgers, chicken, kebabs or fish
yesterday. and chips, the list is endless. One thing
4 Not for the first time | have I been that they all have in common, however,
reminded | just how fragile our planet is a certain lack of nutritional value.
really is.
5 In her own way, | Gemma is a Much has been written about a worrying
remarkable woman | who has always increase in the number of obese people
followed her dreams. in countries of the developed world. On
6 I’ve always tried | to lead by example. the one hand, this has been put down to
3: 2 tough 3 couch 4 blanket 5 apple a sedentary lifestyle with most people
6 loose working or playing at computers for
4: 2 out 3 sub 4 non 5 mis 6 anti hours every day, but on the other hand,
5: 2 illiteracy 3 gender inequality 4 ageism we can attribute the increase to the
5 poverty 6 antisocial behaviour ready availability of fast food.
6: 2f 3a 4e 5c 6d
7: 2 will 3 kept 4 always 5 tends There is no doubt that the levels of
6 inclined saturated fats, salt and sugar in fast food
8: 2 I wish I’d followed my dream. are higher than recommended in a
3 If only Stephen were here today. normal diet, but surely we cannot lay the
4 If I hadn’t lost my wallet, I would have blame for being overweight solely at the
my credit cards. door of the burger. We need to take
5 Fred regrets being angry with you. responsibility for our eating habits.
6 Had we listened to you, we wouldn’t
have got lost. In conclusion, I would say ‘everything in
9: 2 been waiting 3 had 4 finished moderation’ is the best way forward. The
5 mislaid 6 known occasional burger won’t do you any harm
10: 2 If I had to make a guess, I’d say that but fast food should not be a major part
3 I reckon you’re about of any diet.
4 I’d hazard a guess that
5 It makes me think that maybe
6 I’d say she doesn’t look
11: 2 objective 3 plan 4 feasible 5 instance
6 long-term
12: 2e 3a 4f 5d 6c
13: 2c 3e 4f 5d 6b
14: 2 however 3 In fact 4 conversely
5 what is more 6 obviously
15: 2 meanwhile 3 afterwards
4 subsequently 5 immediately
6 ever since

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Mid-course Test B
1: 2E 3C 4B 5D 6F 16: (sample answer: 204 words)
2: 2 A surprising number of people | are You can’t walk down any main street in
completely unaware | of the threat to the any city of the world now without coming
environment. across a fast food outlet. In fact, you will
3 Nothing I read in the papers | could most probably be spoilt for choice:
have prepared me | for what I witnessed pizzas, burgers, chicken, kebabs or fish
yesterday. and chips, the list is endless. One thing
4 Not for the first time | have I been that they all have in common, however,
reminded | just how fragile our planet is a certain lack of nutritional value.
really is.
5 In her own way, | Gemma is a Much has been written about a worrying
remarkable woman | who has always increase in the number of obese people
followed her dreams. in countries of the developed world. On
6 I’ve always tried | to lead by example. the one hand, this has been put down to
3: 2 wet 3 rotten 4 cannon 5 cookie a sedentary lifestyle with most people
6 potato working or playing at computers for
4: 2 ir 3 inter 4 anti 5 im 6 over hours every day, but on the other hand,
5: 2 censorship 3 gender inequality we can attribute the increase to the
4 organised crime 5 poverty 6 antisocial ready availability of fast food.
behaviour
6: 2f 3a 4e 5c 6d There is no doubt that the levels of
7: 2 will 3 kept on 4 always 5 prone to saturated fats, salt and sugar in fast food
6 inclination are higher than recommended in a
8: 2 I wish you would tidy up. normal diet, but surely we cannot lay the
3 If only Stephen were here today. blame for being overweight solely at the
4 If I hadn’t forgotten my keys, I wouldn’t door of the burger. We need to take
be locked out of my house. responsibility for our eating habits.
5 Laura regrets being so impatient.
6 But for her bad back, Sarah would In conclusion, I would say ‘everything in
have been able to go to work. moderation’ is the best way forward. The
9: 2 heard 3 known 4 made 5 been occasional burger won’t do you any harm
waiting 6 had but fast food should not be a major part
10: 2 I reckon you’re about of any diet.
3 If I had to make a guess, I’d say that
4 It makes me think that maybe
5 I’d hazard a guess that
6 I’d say she doesn’t look
11: 2 objective 3 plan 4 feasible 5 instance
6 long-term
12: 2e 3a 4f 5d 6c
13: 2d 3b 4e 5f 6c
14: 2 as a result 3 however 4 In fact
5 conversely 6 accordingly
15: 2 ever since 3 after 4 subsequently
5 immediately 6 meanwhile

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End of Course Test A

1: 2C 3F 4E 5B 6D 16: (sample answer: 193 words)
2: 2 Out of sight, out of mind. So many of my most vivid memories are
3 Home is where the heart is. connected with travelling. I think it must
4 Practise what you preach. have something to do with the fact that
5 Rome wasn’t built in a day. all your senses are heightened when
6 A picture is worth a thousand words. you’re in an unknown environment.
3: 2 appeal 3 thing 4 trend 5 imagination Colours are brighter, sounds are clearer,
6 risen even the most mundane can appear
4: 2 embarrassment 3 expertise exotic. One of my most precious
4 exemplifies 5 rebellious 6 sarcastic memories is of a sleepy little bay in
7 applicants 8 censorship 9 Financially South Africa.
10 privatised 11 brighten
5: 2 beggars 3 wicked 4 forward 5 worm Picture in your mind’s eye bright blue
6 count summer skies, golden sands and gentle
6: 2 be going 3 due to 4 have heard 5 will waves rippling backwards and forwards.
6 starts Look more closely and you will see a
7: 2 Having spent 3 Not knowing colony of small penguins splashing
4 manufactured 5 Considered around in the water. No-one knows
6 Having been abandoned where they have come from, but they
8: 2 It’s high time we went home. have taken up residence and have been
3 I’d rather you didn’t call me at work. living in harmony with the locals for many
4 Wouldn’t you sooner go for a pizza? years now.
5 It’s about time you knew this grammar.
6 Mark looks as though he’s been Ever since I was a child, penguins have
working too hard. been my favourite animals so to be able
9: 2 nothing like 3 the more 4 miles to be so close to them was a dream
5 marginally 6 barely come true. Like little old men in tuxedos,
10: 2 more 3 point 4 logic 5 joking 6 think many of them just stood motionless,
11: 2f 3c 4b 5d 6a staring into the sun, while others ducked
12: 2 out 3 in 4 in 5 By 6 into and dived into the foaming waves. A
13: 2f 3d 4b 5e 6c simple story of a simple experience, but
14: 2 The number of people learning English one which has stayed with me for over
has grown over the last few years. twenty years.
3 There has been a gradual decline in
the quality of language teaching.
4 The number of teenagers leaving
school without qualifications has risen
sharply.
5 There has been a steady increase in
the level of unemployment.
6 The value of property in the UK has
fallen steadily.
15: 2 really fascinating 3 pleasantly
surprised 4 entertaining 5 highly
intelligent 6 eccentric

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End of Course Test B

1: 2D 3B 4C 5E 6F 16: (sample answer: 193 words)
2: 2 Out of sight, out of mind. So many of my most vivid memories are
3 Home is where the heart is. connected with travelling. I think it must
4 Practise what you preach. have something to do with the fact that
5 Rome wasn’t built in a day. all your senses are heightened when
6 A picture is worth a thousand words. you’re in an unknown environment.
3: 2 lose 3 trend 4 passing 5 captured Colours are brighter, sounds are clearer,
6 risen even the most mundane can appear
4: 2 musician 3 dramatically 4 exemplifies exotic. One of my most precious
5 loneliness 6 sarcastic 7 exhaustion memories is of a sleepy little bay in
8 censorship 9 Financially 10 elusive South Africa.
11 tendency
5: 2 choosers 3 iron 4 foot 5 late Picture in your mind’s eye bright blue
6 chickens summer skies, golden sands and gentle
6: 2 be enjoying 3 will 4 have left 5 due to waves rippling backwards and forwards.
6 starts Look more closely and you will see a
7: 2 Having studied 3 Not recognising colony of small penguins splashing
4 made 5 Considered 6 Having been around in the water. No-one knows
rejected where they have come from, but they
8: 2 It’s high time you went to bed. have taken up residence and have been
3 I’d rather you didn’t leave your clothes living in harmony with the locals for many
all over the floor. years now.
4 Wouldn’t you sooner have a pizza this
evening? Ever since I was a child, penguins have
5 It’s about time you knew the rules. been my favourite animals so to be able
6 Stephen looks as though he’s been to be so close to them was a dream
working too hard. come true. Like little old men in tuxedos,
9: 2 nothing like 3 barely 4 the more many of them just stood motionless,
5 miles 6 marginally staring into the sun, while others ducked
10: 2 joking 3 think 4 more 5 point 6 logic and dived into the foaming waves. A
11: 2f 3c 4b 5d 6a simple story of a simple experience, but
12: 2 into 3 in 4 in 5 out 6 By one which has stayed with me for over
13: 2c 3f 4b 5d 6e twenty years.
14: 2 The value of property in the UK has
fallen steadily in the last couple of years.
3 The number of teenagers leaving
school without qualifications has risen
sharply.
4 There has been a steady increase in
the level of unemployment among young
people.
5 The number of people learning
Chinese has grown over the last few
years.
6 Some people believe there has been a
gradual decline in the quality of language
teaching.
15: 2 extremely interesting 3 pleasantly
surprised 4 funny and enjoyable
5 highly intelligent 6 peculiar

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