- •Cambridge
- •Contents
- •At home
- •Leisure
- •Answer key 67
- •Introduction
- •Birth, marriage and death
- •2.2 Look as this form. What is lhc marilal status of the people below?
- •4.4 Answer the queslions
- •Describing people
- •Health and illness
- •Feelings
- •Food and drink
- •Kitchen
- •13 Living room
- •15 At school and university
- •Communications
- •6 Creesn
- •Holidays
- •18 Shops and shopping
- •1 Eating out
- •21 Sports
- •22 Cinema
- •24 Music and musical instruments
- •Countries and nationalities
- •26 Weather
- •It' Use Elemetitory
- •27 In the town
- •In the countryside
- •Travelling
- •31 Uk culture
- •32 Crime
- •33 The media
- •Problems at home and work
- •Go / went / gone
- •Do / did / done
- •39 Make / made / made
- •Come / came / come
- •Take / took / taken
- •42 Bring / brought / brought
- •43 Get / got / got
- •44 Phrasal verbs
- •45 Everyday things
- •47 Moving
- •Talking about language
- •Conjunctions and connecting words
- •51 Time words
- •Common uncountable nouns
- •59 Suffixes
- •Words you may confuse
- •Answer key Notes on the Answer key and marking scheme
- •3 The'6 2 each)
- •7 Nat looks tired,
- •Test 1 1
- •Test 12
- •Test 13
- •Test 14
- •Test 15
- •1 5.2 1 Ohp-b
- •Test 16
- •Test 24
- •Test 26
- •Test 32
- •Test 33
- •Naøønaea
- •Test 38
- •Test 39
- •Test 41
- •Test 42
- •Test 43
- •Test 44
- •Test 47
- •Test 49
- •Test 54
- •Test 55
- •S a traveler
- •Test 60
- •Personal diary
- •Phonemic symbols
- •Vowel sounds Consonant sounds
Test 54
54.1 1 Information 4 furniture 2 accommodation 5 luggage weather (10 marks}
Countable |
Uncountable |
apple bus plate |
milk money rice butter traffic |
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E.krrte•ffitar}' |
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54.3 1 Is this furniture I havenBt seen it before. 12 marks) Wc had terrible wearhgr {nora three Large loaves of bread
•t some advice
The is always very bed
The news is on 'IN in five minurcs. Shall we wareh it? marks) Rail travel is more interesting
8 a lot of workmarks}
Test 55
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excellent great ovely marvellous ruce perfect wonderful |
dreadful terrible |
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55.2 |
great J excellent |
5 brilliant |
7 perfect |
9 fine |
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2 horrible 4 awful |
6 lovely |
8 good |
10 awftil i 10 marks} |
55.3 56.1 |
Test 56 |
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kind wonderful easy-goo ng lovely |
horrible unhappy stupid difficult selfish naughty |
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110 marks) |
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lovely |
6 |
happy |
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2 horrible |
7 |
intelligent |
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naughty well-behaved |
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56.3 |
5 wonderful kind — selfish |
10 |
stupid |
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happy — unhappy |
stupid — intelligent |
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easy-gomg — diffioilt |
110 marks) |
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Test 57
57.1 |
11 fl 2 3 k a a 5 g 6 b 7 i |
10 d |
11 h |
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57.2 |
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7 for a at |
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9 in |
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57.3 |
1 apologise 3 wait 5 pay |
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9 |
afraid | ||
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2 good 4 listen 6 proud Test 58 |
8 belong |
10 |
look markM | ||
58.1 |
1 pre-war 4 resend 5 ex-girlfriend |
8 retell |
10 |
unfintshed | ||
58.2 |
3 half;pnce 6 unhappy
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9 informal |
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S The restaurant has half-price meals for children. b [ don it like to give unfinished homework to my reacher, The pre-school years are very important for little children.
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Test 59
suffix |
Meaning of suffix |
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person |
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footballer, swimmer, actor; teacher | |
er, or |
machine or thing |
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tin opeqner, penzil sharpener | |
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without |
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endless, careless | |
ness |
makes an abstract adjective |
from an |
darkness, weakness | |
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makes an adiecrive from a noun |
snowy; cloudy, funny |
59.1
'10 marks; I foreaeh suffix and I for adding another example. Check in a dictionary if you are not sure whether the example you suggest is correct or
Your in Elementary
59.2 1 a hairdryer
2 a sw•mmer a bottle opener
4 a builder