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| RISPOSTA A: Stacy, could you please ask Terry if she remembers the title of the movie we watched last night?B: ____________________________(1)A: Thank you, I'd like to watch it again, it impressed me a lot!B: Really? I didn't like it that much, I mean, the actors weren't that good, I found it quite boring.A: _________(2), it has won many awards and the story was interesting.B: Ok, like you want, anyway....could you ______(3)me the book you're reading when you finish it? I've looked for it but it's too expensive for me at the moment, I have no money.A: Sure, no problem, you're right, I paid £18 to have it, it's crazy! But you know, I prefer to read a good book rather than spending money on clothes or make up.B: _________________(4)A: __________ (5)B: Yes, yes, I'm kidding! Don't worry. Hey...Terry has just texted me back: the title is "The murder of Emily Becket"! Choose the correct option (5) |
RISPOSTA  A: You know, I'm so depressed about University, I might quit it.B: Are you joking? ___________________(1)A: I know, but I'm sick and tired! I don't want to spend my time studying anymore! _______________(2)B: Yes, I understand you, but you could do this kind of things after your graduation. Don't you think I'm right?A: Oh, it's easy for you! You're working for your parents and they pay you well, you can go on holiday every time you want to!B: That's right but ________________(3). Instead you will be able to choose your own job and you'll be totally satisfied. I'm sure of that!A: Gloria, come on, I will never work as a vet, there is no market and my family can't help me with the money. They can hardly pay the rent of our flat.B: July, ________________(4) , but you only miss four exams, it's almost over, come on, just a little effort! I believe in you!A: ___________(5), but you really can't get it, I can't stand the idea of opening a book anymore. Anyway, can I have a glass of water please? I'm thirsty. Choose the correct option (1) |
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RISPOSTA A: You know, I'm so depressed about University, I might quit it.B: Are you joking? ___________________(1)A: I know, but I'm sick and tired! I don't want to spend my time studying anymore! _______________(2)B: Yes, I understand you, but you could do this kind of things after your graduation. Don't you think I'm right?A: Oh, it's easy for you! You're working for your parents and they pay you well, you can go on holiday every time you want to!B: That's right but ________________(3). Instead you will be able to choose your own job and you'll be totally satisfied. I'm sure of that!A: Gloria, come on, I will never work as a vet, there is no market and my family can't help me with the money. They can hardly pay the rent of our flat.B: July, ________________(4) , but you only miss four exams, it's almost over, come on, just a little effort! I believe in you!A: ___________(5), but you really can't get it, I can't stand the idea of opening a book anymore. Anyway, can I have a glass of water please? I'm thirsty. Choose the correct option (2) |
RISPOSTA  A: You know, I'm so depressed about University, I might quit it.B: Are you joking? ___________________(1)A: I know, but I'm sick and tired! I don't want to spend my time studying anymore! _______________(2)B: Yes, I understand you, but you could do this kind of things after your graduation. Don't you think I'm right?A: Oh, it's easy for you! You're working for your parents and they pay you well, you can go on holiday every time you want to!B: That's right but ________________(3). Instead you will be able to choose your own job and you'll be totally satisfied. I'm sure of that!A: Gloria, come on, I will never work as a vet, there is no market and my family can't help me with the money. They can hardly pay the rent of our flat.B: July, ________________(4) , but you only miss four exams, it's almost over, come on, just a little effort! I believe in you!A: ___________(5), but you really can't get it, I can't stand the idea of opening a book anymore. Anyway, can I have a glass of water please? I'm thirsty. Choose the correct option (3) |
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RISPOSTA A: You know, I'm so depressed about University, I might quit it.B: Are you joking? ___________________(1)A: I know, but I'm sick and tired! I don't want to spend my time studying anymore! _______________(2)B: Yes, I understand you, but you could do this kind of things after your graduation. Don't you think I'm right?A: Oh, it's easy for you! You're working for your parents and they pay you well, you can go on holiday every time you want to!B: That's right but ________________(3). Instead you will be able to choose your own job and you'll be totally satisfied. I'm sure of that!A: Gloria, come on, I will never work as a vet, there is no market and my family can't help me with the money. They can hardly pay the rent of our flat.B: July, ________________(4) , but you only miss four exams, it's almost over, come on, just a little effort! I believe in you!A: ___________(5), but you really can't get it, I can't stand the idea of opening a book anymore. Anyway, can I have a glass of water please? I'm thirsty. Choose the correct option (4) |
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RISPOSTA A: You know, I'm so depressed about University, I might quit it.B: Are you joking? ___________________(1)A: I know, but I'm sick and tired! I don't want to spend my time studying anymore! _______________(2)B: Yes, I understand you, but you could do this kind of things after your graduation. Don't you think I'm right?A: Oh, it's easy for you! You're working for your parents and they pay you well, you can go on holiday every time you want to!B: That's right but ________________(3). Instead you will be able to choose your own job and you'll be totally satisfied. I'm sure of that!A: Gloria, come on, I will never work as a vet, there is no market and my family can't help me with the money. They can hardly pay the rent of our flat.B: July, ________________(4) , but you only miss four exams, it's almost over, come on, just a little effort! I believe in you!A: ___________(5), but you really can't get it, I can't stand the idea of opening a book anymore. Anyway, can I have a glass of water please? I'm thirsty. Choose the correct option (5) |
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RISPOSTA After a long, hard week ____ (1) numbers, writing up reports, doing assignments or whatever it is you do, don't you sometimes feel likechucking yourself off a cliff? Well, you're not alone. There's even a name for people with such impulses: they're called canyoneers. Canyoning, which was established as a sport around 15 years ago by a few fearless thrill- ____ (2) in France and Spain, is being adopted as the latest way for stressed-out achievers to ____ (3) themselves of the pressure of work or study - for the simple reason that nothing clears the mind better than the prospect of ____ (4) off the side of a gorge into a pool of limpid, mountain fresh water whichcan be as much as 20 metres beneath your feet. There is, however, more to canyoning than that: the discipline of hiking, climbing, abseiling and swimming, and it's certainly not for the faint of heart or weak of ____ (5). (Gap 1) |
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RISPOSTA After a long, hard week ____ (1) numbers, writing up reports, doing assignments or whatever it is you do, don't you sometimes feel likechucking yourself off a cliff? Well, you're not alone. There's even a name for people with such impulses: they're called canyoneers. Canyoning, which was established as a sport around 15 years ago by a few fearless thrill- ____ (2) in France and Spain, is being adopted as the latest way for stressed-out achievers to ____ (3) themselves of the pressure of work or study - for the simple reason that nothing clears the mind better than the prospect of ____ (4) off the side of a gorge into a pool of limpid, mountain fresh water whichcan be as much as 20 metres beneath your feet. There is, however, more to canyoning than that: the discipline of hiking, climbing, abseiling and swimming, and it's certainly not for the faint of heart or weak of ____ (5). (Gap 2) |
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RISPOSTA After a long, hard week ____ (1) numbers, writing up reports, doing assignments or whatever it is you do, don't you sometimes feel likechucking yourself off a cliff? Well, you're not alone. There's even a name for people with such impulses: they're called canyoneers. Canyoning, which was established as a sport around 15 years ago by a few fearless thrill- ____ (2) in France and Spain, is being adopted as the latest way for stressed-out achievers to ____ (3) themselves of the pressure of work or study - for the simple reason that nothing clears the mind better than the prospect of ____ (4) off the side of a gorge into a pool of limpid, mountain fresh water whichcan be as much as 20 metres beneath your feet. There is, however, more to canyoning than that: the discipline of hiking, climbing, abseiling and swimming, and it's certainly not for the faint of heart or weak of ____ (5). (Gap 3) |
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RISPOSTA After a long, hard week ____ (1) numbers, writing up reports, doing assignments or whatever it is you do, don't you sometimes feel likechucking yourself off a cliff? Well, you're not alone. There's even a name for people with such impulses: they're called canyoneers. Canyoning, which was established as a sport around 15 years ago by a few fearless thrill- ____ (2) in France and Spain, is being adopted as the latest way for stressed-out achievers to ____ (3) themselves of the pressure of work or study - for the simple reason that nothing clears the mind better than the prospect of ____ (4) off the side of a gorge into a pool of limpid, mountain fresh water whichcan be as much as 20 metres beneath your feet. There is, however, more to canyoning than that: the discipline of hiking, climbing, abseiling and swimming, and it's certainly not for the faint of heart or weak of ____ (5). (Gap 4) |
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RISPOSTA After a long, hard week ____ (1) numbers, writing up reports, doing assignments or whatever it is you do, don't you sometimes feel likechucking yourself off a cliff? Well, you're not alone. There's even a name for people with such impulses: they're called canyoneers. Canyoning, which was established as a sport around 15 years ago by a few fearless thrill- ____ (2) in France and Spain, is being adopted as the latest way for stressed-out achievers to ____ (3) themselves of the pressure of work or study - for the simple reason that nothing clears the mind better than the prospect of ____ (4) off the side of a gorge into a pool of limpid, mountain fresh water whichcan be as much as 20 metres beneath your feet. There is, however, more to canyoning than that: the discipline of hiking, climbing, abseiling and swimming, and it's certainly not for the faint of heart or weak of ____ (5). (Gap 5) |
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RISPOSTA After the subway bombing last summer, the downturn predicted by so many London watchdogs never happened - if anything, it was just the opposite. Stoic Londoners have carried on with the characteristic stiff upper lip. And with that has come a rapid-fire succession of restaurants from some of the city's (and the world's) most closely watched chefs. Dining out is now one of the capital's favourite pastimes, bringing about the inevitable comparisons to New York. Future openings from heavy hitters like Joël Robuchon, who will make his mark on both London and Manhattan this year, draw the parallel even closer. But London is not just a stage for international players. Everyone passes through Borough Market at some point. It's become a Grand Central Station for food lovers, who stop to marvel at the furred and feathered game, to covet Brindisa's Spanish hams, or to graze at the dozens of stalls serving seared scallops, oysters, chorizo buns. "Downturn" means.. |
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RISPOSTA After the subway bombing last summer, the downturn predicted by so many London watchdogs never happened - if anything, it was just the opposite. Stoic Londoners have carried on with the characteristic stiff upper lip. And with that has come a rapid-fire succession of restaurants from some of the city's (and the world's) most closely watched chefs. Dining out is now one of the capital's favourite pastimes, bringing about the inevitable comparisons to New York. Future openings from heavy hitters like Joël Robuchon, who will make his mark on both London and Manhattan this year, draw the parallel even closer. But London is not just a stage for international players. Everyone passes through Borough Market at some point. It's become a Grand Central Station for food lovers, who stop to marvel at the furred and feathered game, to covet Brindisa's Spanish hams, or to graze at the dozens of stalls serving seared scallops, oysters, chorizo buns. Londoners are described as ...... |
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RISPOSTA After the subway bombing last summer, the downturn predicted by so many London watchdogs never happened - if anything, it was just the opposite. Stoic Londoners have carried on with the characteristic stiff upper lip. And with that has come a rapid-fire succession of restaurants from some of the city's (and the world's) most closely watched chefs. Dining out is now one of the capital's favourite pastimes, bringing about the inevitable comparisons to New York. Future openings from heavy hitters like Joël Robuchon, who will make his mark on both London and Manhattan this year, draw the parallel even closer. But London is not just a stage for international players. Everyone passes through Borough Market at some point. It's become a Grand Central Station for food lovers, who stop to marvel at the furred and feathered game, to covet Brindisa's Spanish hams, or to graze at the dozens of stalls serving seared scallops, oysters, chorizo buns. "A rapid-fire succession of restaurants" is.... |
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RISPOSTA After the subway bombing last summer, the downturn predicted by so many London watchdogs never happened - if anything, it was just the opposite. Stoic Londoners have carried on with the characteristic stiff upper lip. And with that has come a rapid-fire succession of restaurants from some of the city's (and the world's) most closely watched chefs. Dining out is now one of the capital's favourite pastimes, bringing about the inevitable comparisons to New York. Future openings from heavy hitters like Joël Robuchon, who will make his mark on both London and Manhattan this year, draw the parallel even closer. But London is not just a stage for international players. Everyone passes through Borough Market at some point. It's become a Grand Central Station for food lovers, who stop to marvel at the furred and feathered game, to covet Brindisa's Spanish hams, or to graze at the dozens of stalls serving seared scallops, oysters, chorizo buns. Here, "heavy hitter" means.... |
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RISPOSTA After the subway bombing last summer, the downturn predicted by so many London watchdogs never happened - if anything, it was just the opposite. Stoic Londoners have carried on with the characteristic stiff upper lip. And with that has come a rapid-fire succession of restaurants from some of the city's (and the world's) most closely watched chefs. Dining out is now one of the capital's favourite pastimes, bringing about the inevitable comparisons to New York. Future openings from heavy hitters like Joël Robuchon, who will make his mark on both London and Manhattan this year, draw the parallel even closer. But London is not just a stage for international players. Everyone passes through Borough Market at some point. It's become a Grand Central Station for food lovers, who stop to marvel at the furred and feathered game, to covet Brindisa's Spanish hams, or to graze at the dozens of stalls serving seared scallops, oysters, chorizo buns. "Furred and feathered game" refers to.... |
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RISPOSTA APPEARANCESNick: Who's this?Helen: It's Brandon (1) ____ he was 3.Nick: He looks like you (2) ____ this photo.Helen: Yes, he was a sweet little boy when his (3) ____ was long and curly. That was a long time ago!Brandon: Shut (4) ____! You were bald!Helen: I wasn't bald.Brandon: You were. Look at this photo, Nick.Nick: (5) ____ bald?Helen: No, I wasn't. I had very fine hair. Which of the given alternatives correctly fills in the gap (1)? |
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RISPOSTA APPEARANCESNick: Who's this?Helen: It's Brandon (1) ____ he was 3.Nick: He looks like you (2) ____ this photo.Helen: Yes, he was a sweet little boy when his (3) ____ was long and curly. That was a long time ago!Brandon: Shut (4) ____! You were bald!Helen: I wasn't bald.Brandon: You were. Look at this photo, Nick.Nick: (5) ____ bald?Helen: No, I wasn't. I had very fine hair. Which of the given alternatives correctly fills in the gap (2)? |
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RISPOSTA APPEARANCESNick: Who's this?Helen: It's Brandon (1) ____ he was 3.Nick: He looks like you (2) ____ this photo.Helen: Yes, he was a sweet little boy when his (3) ____ was long and curly. That was a long time ago!Brandon: Shut (4) ____! You were bald!Helen: I wasn't bald.Brandon: You were. Look at this photo, Nick.Nick: (5) ____ bald?Helen: No, I wasn't. I had very fine hair. Which of the given alternatives correctly fills in the gap (3)? |
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RISPOSTA APPEARANCESNick: Who's this?Helen: It's Brandon (1) ____ he was 3.Nick: He looks like you (2) ____ this photo.Helen: Yes, he was a sweet little boy when his (3) ____ was long and curly. That was a long time ago!Brandon: Shut (4) ____! You were bald!Helen: I wasn't bald.Brandon: You were. Look at this photo, Nick.Nick: (5) ____ bald?Helen: No, I wasn't. I had very fine hair. Which of the given alternatives correctly fills in the gap (4)? |
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