Level 2 – Obligatory Test 1 revision

Vocabulary

We first met at university and we 
_______ it _____ immediately.	Vocabulary

Why do you keep looking at that girl over there? Do you _______ her?	Vocabulary

He’s too romantic for me. I prefer someone a bit more d______ to e________ .	Vocabulary

She’s been ______  _____ with Ricky for over three years. I wouldn’t be surprised if they got married.	
Vocabulary

He must be the most ________ bachelor in town. He’s only 28, he’s CEO of two companies, he’s got three houses and…	Vocabulary

Have you ever been _________ by a bee or wasp?	Vocabulary

They used to be best friends but they f______ o________ after an argument about a girl.	Vocabulary

Cassandra! What a g_______ dress! Where did you get it?	
Vocabulary

‘Why are you limping?’
‘I _________ my ankle playing football yesterday. It’s quite painful.’	Vocabulary

Could someone turn up the air conditioning? It’s absolutely ________ in here.	Vocabulary

We watched this documentary about the building of the Pyramids. It was absolutely ______________ .	Vocabulary

He was playing with the bigger boys and he got k__________ over.	
Correct if necessary

How long you know each other?	Vocabulary

We always ______ our sausages rather than fry them. That way you lose most of the fat.	Correct if necessary

I didn’t used to like seafood but I like it now.	Which is correct?

As a child I would / used to  like playing
in the river near our house.	
Vocabulary

We don’t see that much of each other but we meet up n_____ and a_______ for a drink.	Vocabulary

You’ve cut your finger. Come here and I’ll put some cream and a ___________ on it.	Vocabulary

We d______ a_______ when she moved to Australia.	Vocabulary

Look at your clothes!
They’re absolutely ____________ ! How did you get all this mud on your shirt?	
Correct if necessary

How long you take to get to Beijing from here?
	Correct if necessary

What kind of languages do you speak?	Correct if necessary

How long have you got married?	Correct if necessary

I’ve gone to Japan twice this year.	
Which is correct?

He was / has lived / has been lived  here since he has moved / moved / has been moved from London
	Which is correct?

I think / am thinking of changing my job some time later this year.	Which is correct?

I have known / have been knowing / knew her since we were at school.	Which is correct?

I will see / am seeing  Cathy this afternoon so I am going to tell / will tell her to call you.	
Vocabulary

I can’t stand him! He’s so _____ ______ . He thinks he’s the best at everything.	Vocabulary

It’s only a cold. You’ll ______ _____ it in a few days.	Vocabulary

Right. Enough chat. Let’s ______ ______ to business.	Vocabulary

And Armstrong’s off to a great start. If he can ____ this ____ for the rest of the race, he’ll win.	
Correct if necessary

How many times did you go shopping this week?
	Correct if necessary

It’s not as bad as we originally thought it was.	Correct if necessary

What is the dangerous sport you have ever done?	Correct if necessary

Did you use to watch cartoons when you were a kid?	
Which is correct?

I’ve looked every / some / any  where for it but I just can’t find it	Which is correct?

I think I’ll have some more / another beer?	Which is correct?

How many / much  fish have we got?	Correct if necessary

Tim told me an interesting news at work yesterday.	

Answers	

Vocabulary

We first met at university and we 
hit it off immediately.	Vocabulary

Why do you keep looking at that girl over there? Do you fancy her?	Vocabulary

He’s too romantic for me. I prefer someone a bit more down to earth.	Vocabulary

She’s been going out with Ricky for over three years. I wouldn’t be surprised if they got married.	
Vocabulary

He must be the most eligible bachelor in town. He’s only 28, he’s CEO of two companies, he’s got three houses and…	Vocabulary

Have you ever been stung by a bee or wasp?	Vocabulary

They used to be best friends but they fell out after an argument about a girl.	Vocabulary

Cassandra! What a gorgeous dress! Where did you get it?	
Vocabulary

‘Why are you limping?’
‘I twisted my ankle playing football yesterday. It’s quite painful.’	Vocabulary

Could someone turn up the air conditioning? It’s absolutely boiling in here.	Vocabulary

We watched this documentary about the building of the Pyramids. It was absolutely fascinating.	Vocabulary

He was playing with the bigger boys and he got knocked over.	
Correct if necessary

How long have you known each other?	Vocabulary

We always grill our sausages rather than fry them. That way you lose most of the fat.	Correct if necessary

I didn’t use to like seafood but I like it now.	Which is correct?

As a child I used to  like playing
in the river near our house.	
Vocabulary

We don’t see that much of each other but we meet up now and again for a drink.	Vocabulary

You’ve cut your finger. Come here and I’ll put some cream and a plaster on it.	Vocabulary

We drifted apart when she moved to Australia.	Vocabulary

Look at your clothes!
They’re absolutely filthy ! How did you get all this mud on your shirt?	
Correct if necessary

How long does it take to get to Beijing from here?
	Correct if necessary

Which languages do you speak?	Correct if necessary

How long have you been married?	Correct if necessary

I’ve been to Japan twice this year.	
Which is correct?

He has lived here since he moved from London
	Which is correct?

I am thinking of changing my job some time later this year.	Which is correct?

I have known her since we were at school.	Which is correct?

I am seeing Cathy this afternoon so I am going to tell / will tell her to call you.	
Vocabulary

I can’t stand him! He’s so big-headed . He thinks he’s the best at everything.	Vocabulary

It’s only a cold. You’ll 
get over it in a few days.	Vocabulary

Right. Enough chat. Let’s get down to business.	Vocabulary

And Armstrong’s off to a great start. If he can keep this up for the rest of the race, he’ll win.	
Correct if necessary

How many times have you been shopping this week?
	Correct if necessary

It’s not as bad as we originally thought it was. (Correct)	Correct if necessary

What is the most dangerous sport you have ever done?	Correct if necessary

Did you use to watch cartoons when you were a kid? (Correct)	
Which is correct?

I’ve looked everywhere for it but I just can’t find it	Which is correct?

I think I’ll have some more / another beer?
(Either is possible)	Which is correct?

How many / much  fish have we got?
(Either is possible)	Correct if necessary

Tim told me some  interesting news / an interesting piece of news at work yesterday.