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Sandy _______________ basketball with her friends last Saturday. 

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We _______________ a film on TV when we heard a noise. 

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I _______________ really anxious when I was waiting for my exam results. 

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Mum made breakfast for everyone while we _______________ . 

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James _______________ a new CD last weekend. 

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 My sister _______________ (not see) the documentary on TV last night. 

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We _______________ our homework when Dan arrived.

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Grandad phoned while we _______________ (have) dinner.

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. Sam:  I don’t think we ___ eat in this restaurant – it looks dirty!

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 John:  I agree, and there aren’t  ___ people inside.

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Sam:  It isn’t ___ place in town, either. 

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John:  No. I think there are ___ restaurants than this near the river. 

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Sam: But that’s quite far away, and we haven’t got ___ time. 

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 John: It’s OK. Mum says we ___ be home early because it’s the weekend

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 Sam: OK, but why don’t we walk ___ the city center first and see if there’s anywhere nice to eat there?

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John Good idea! It’s not as ___ as the river.

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Tanya thinks the dangers of Base jumping make women unwilling to try it. The synonym of the underlined word:

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John Me too − I’m ___ hungry to think!

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Jen ___ you like to come to my house and watch a film after school?

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Bella OK, but I___ be home late because it’s a school day tomorrow. Have you got a lot of DVDs, then?

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Jen No, I haven’t got___ DVDs. Do you know Benny and June’s Holiday? My sister bought it a few days ago.

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Bella That’s ___ film in the world − it isn’t funny at all!

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Jen Oh dear! Well, why don’t we go to a DVD shop and buy something ___ than that after school?

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Bella Good idea! There’s a DVD shop 6___ the road from here.

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Jen I haven’t got much money though. Have you got ___ ?

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My brother suspected me that I stole his phone, so I owned up. What is the meaning of the underlined phrasal verb

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Jen Great. But I think it’s___ late to ask him right now − look at the time!

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 The adjective “filthy” means:

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 Dave didn’t………… the truth about his exam results.

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 It was a terrible journey in bad weather, so we were ………….when we got home.

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 The abbreviation “BBQ” refers to:

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 After the long walk, my grandmother was very……………..

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Maria cut her hand and it ………….all over the floor.

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Tom lives near a ………….so he goes fishing every day.

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The writer won a prize for the ……………..of his latest film at the film festival.

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Elliot spends too much time playing video games – it …………..concern for his parents.

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Dad wants to be healthier, so he’s going to ………………having sugar in his tea and coffee.

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You have to wear a school uniform. “have to” means:

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 We worked for a few hours and then ………..a break.

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 I was…………. yesterday because I broke my bedroom mirror.

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 The opposite adjective of ” responsible”:

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 That meal at Angela’s house was very…………….

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 Dan fell over yesterday and ………….himself.

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 We shouldn’t walk around the …………….because smoke is coming out of it.

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I didn’t like the last ………….in the film – it was really boring. 

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What are we doing this afternoon? We need to …………..a decision.

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 A lot of shops are closing …………..out in the center of town because no one is shopping there any more.

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Yesterday, London was as ______ as Athens.

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 My parents were very __________________ of me when I scored a goal in the football match. 

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You’re looking at your mobile phone again! Are you __________________ about something?

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This book is __________________ − I can’t put it down!

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It was very __________________ last night – the big tree at the end of our garden fell down!

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 I don’t like doing easy things, so I want a __________________ job when I leave university.

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When I climbed the mountain, it felt like a great __________________ .

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We have to do a lot of __________________ before our camping trip in the forest.

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 Kayaking across the lake was __________________ .

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I’ve read your essay, but it isn’t very clear – you need to __________________ it.

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 Gemma was very __________________ when we gave her the flowers.

Read the text. Match sentences A–G with gaps 1–5. There are two extra sentences.

Storm chasers

North America is famous for its wide open spaces, and this landscape can cause some very 

exciting weather. In fact, the USA has more tornadoes than any other country – there are about 

1,200 every year in a part of the country called ‘Tornado Alley’. This is in the centre, from North 

Dakota in the north to Texas and Louisiana in the south. 1___ They are just normal people, but their favourite activity is following storms and getting as close as possible to a tornado! We call 

these people ‘storm chasers’, and it’s quite easy to become a storm chaser these days. 

2___Gabe Matthews is a storm chaser, and he follows the weather as often as possible. ‘Seeing a 

powerful tornado is an amazing experience,’ says Gabe, ‘but it isn’t easy to be in the right place at 

the right time. My friends and I need to do a lot of work to find a tornado and get to it.

 3___ Then we have to wait for ages before we see the weather changing. But when that starts to happen, it’s 

so exciting.’Many people become storm chasers because they like the danger. But Gabe is always very 

careful. He tries to get close to the center of the tornado, but not too close. ‘Once I saw cars flying 

through the air,’ says Gabe, ‘and a big American truck!

 4___ You don’t want those cars to hit you!’ Another reason people chase storms is to film them. A news channel recently used one of Gabe’s films. ‘That film was exciting because it was a strong storm and it caused a lot of damage. It was great to get it on TV.’ However, Gabe was even prouder of something else that he did. ‘My friends and I heard screams when we were filming. 

5___ They couldn’t get out, so they were very relieved when we rescued them. It was great to help people like that.’Perhaps you have to be a little crazy to be a storm chaser. Certainly, some people say that storm 

chasers just want to do something thrilling, But they’re often the first on the scene, giving 

important information to the rescue services. So actually they often save lives.

 The right sentence for gap 1 :

Read the text. Match sentences A–G with gaps 1–5. There are two extra sentences.

Storm chasers

North America is famous for its wide open spaces, and this landscape can cause some very 

exciting weather. In fact, the USA has more tornadoes than any other country – there are about 

1,200 every year in a part of the country called ‘Tornado Alley’. This is in the centre, from North 

Dakota in the north to Texas and Louisiana in the south. 1___ They are just normal people, but their favourite activity is following storms and getting as close as possible to a tornado! We call 

these people ‘storm chasers’, and it’s quite easy to become a storm chaser these days. 

2___Gabe Matthews is a storm chaser, and he follows the weather as often as possible. ‘Seeing a 

powerful tornado is an amazing experience,’ says Gabe, ‘but it isn’t easy to be in the right place at 

the right time. My friends and I need to do a lot of work to find a tornado and get to it.

 3___ Then we have to wait for ages before we see the weather changing. But when that starts to happen, it’s 

so exciting.’Many people become storm chasers because they like the danger. But Gabe is always very 

careful. He tries to get close to the center of the tornado, but not too close. ‘Once I saw cars flying 

through the air,’ says Gabe, ‘and a big American truck!

 4___ You don’t want those cars to hit you!’ Another reason people chase storms is to film them. A news channel recently used one of Gabe’s films. ‘That film was exciting because it was a strong storm and it caused a lot of damage. It was great to get it on TV.’ However, Gabe was even prouder of something else that he did. ‘My friends and I heard screams when we were filming. 

5___ They couldn’t get out, so they were very relieved when we rescued them. It was great to help people like that.’Perhaps you have to be a little crazy to be a storm chaser. Certainly, some people say that storm 

chasers just want to do something thrilling, But they’re often the first on the scene, giving 

important information to the rescue services. So actually they often save lives.

The right sentence for gap 2 : 

Read the text. Match sentences A–G with gaps 1–5. There are two extra sentences.

Storm chasers

North America is famous for its wide open spaces, and this landscape can cause some very 

exciting weather. In fact, the USA has more tornadoes than any other country – there are about 

1,200 every year in a part of the country called ‘Tornado Alley’. This is in the centre, from North 

Dakota in the north to Texas and Louisiana in the south. 1___ They are just normal people, but their favourite activity is following storms and getting as close as possible to a tornado! We call 

these people ‘storm chasers’, and it’s quite easy to become a storm chaser these days. 

2___Gabe Matthews is a storm chaser, and he follows the weather as often as possible. ‘Seeing a 

powerful tornado is an amazing experience,’ says Gabe, ‘but it isn’t easy to be in the right place at 

the right time. My friends and I need to do a lot of work to find a tornado and get to it.

 3___ Then we have to wait for ages before we see the weather changing. But when that starts to happen, it’s 

so exciting.’Many people become storm chasers because they like the danger. But Gabe is always very 

careful. He tries to get close to the center of the tornado, but not too close. ‘Once I saw cars flying 

through the air,’ says Gabe, ‘and a big American truck!

 4___ You don’t want those cars to hit you!’ Another reason people chase storms is to film them. A news channel recently used one of Gabe’s films. ‘That film was exciting because it was a strong storm and it caused a lot of damage. It was great to get it on TV.’ However, Gabe was even prouder of something else that he did. ‘My friends and I heard screams when we were filming. 

5___ They couldn’t get out, so they were very relieved when we rescued them. It was great to help people like that.’Perhaps you have to be a little crazy to be a storm chaser. Certainly, some people say that storm 

chasers just want to do something thrilling, But they’re often the first on the scene, giving 

important information to the rescue services. So actually they often save lives.

The right sentence for gap3 :

Read the text. Match sentences A–G with gaps 1–5. There are two extra sentences.

Storm chasers

North America is famous for its wide open spaces, and this landscape can cause some very 

exciting weather. In fact, the USA has more tornadoes than any other country – there are about 

1,200 every year in a part of the country called ‘Tornado Alley’. This is in the centre, from North 

Dakota in the north to Texas and Louisiana in the south. 1___ They are just normal people, but their favourite activity is following storms and getting as close as possible to a tornado! We call 

these people ‘storm chasers’, and it’s quite easy to become a storm chaser these days. 

2___Gabe Matthews is a storm chaser, and he follows the weather as often as possible. ‘Seeing a 

powerful tornado is an amazing experience,’ says Gabe, ‘but it isn’t easy to be in the right place at 

the right time. My friends and I need to do a lot of work to find a tornado and get to it.

 3___ Then we have to wait for ages before we see the weather changing. But when that starts to happen, it’s 

so exciting.’Many people become storm chasers because they like the danger. But Gabe is always very 

careful. He tries to get close to the center of the tornado, but not too close. ‘Once I saw cars flying 

through the air,’ says Gabe, ‘and a big American truck!

 4___ You don’t want those cars to hit you!’ Another reason people chase storms is to film them. A news channel recently used one of Gabe’s films. ‘That film was exciting because it was a strong storm and it caused a lot of damage. It was great to get it on TV.’ However, Gabe was even prouder of something else that he did. ‘My friends and I heard screams when we were filming. 

5___ They couldn’t get out, so they were very relieved when we rescued them. It was great to help people like that.’Perhaps you have to be a little crazy to be a storm chaser. Certainly, some people say that storm 

chasers just want to do something thrilling, But they’re often the first on the scene, giving 

important information to the rescue services. So actually they often save lives.

 The right sentence for gap 4:

Read the text. Match sentences A–G with gaps 1–5. There are two extra sentences.

Storm chasers

North America is famous for its wide open spaces, and this landscape can cause some very 

exciting weather. In fact, the USA has more tornadoes than any other country – there are about 

1,200 every year in a part of the country called ‘Tornado Alley’. This is in the centre, from North 

Dakota in the north to Texas and Louisiana in the south. 1___ They are just normal people, but their favourite activity is following storms and getting as close as possible to a tornado! We call 

these people ‘storm chasers’, and it’s quite easy to become a storm chaser these days. 

2___Gabe Matthews is a storm chaser, and he follows the weather as often as possible. ‘Seeing a 

powerful tornado is an amazing experience,’ says Gabe, ‘but it isn’t easy to be in the right place at 

the right time. My friends and I need to do a lot of work to find a tornado and get to it.

 3___ Then we have to wait for ages before we see the weather changing. But when that starts to happen, it’s 

so exciting.’Many people become storm chasers because they like the danger. But Gabe is always very 

careful. He tries to get close to the center of the tornado, but not too close. ‘Once I saw cars flying 

through the air,’ says Gabe, ‘and a big American truck!

 4___ You don’t want those cars to hit you!’ Another reason people chase storms is to film them. A news channel recently used one of Gabe’s films. ‘That film was exciting because it was a strong storm and it caused a lot of damage. It was great to get it on TV.’ However, Gabe was even prouder of something else that he did. ‘My friends and I heard screams when we were filming. 

5___ They couldn’t get out, so they were very relieved when we rescued them. It was great to help people like that.’Perhaps you have to be a little crazy to be a storm chaser. Certainly, some people say that storm 

chasers just want to do something thrilling, But they’re often the first on the scene, giving 

important information to the rescue services. So actually they often save lives.

 The right sentence for gap 5 :