Units 1-10 Revision (Pt.1)

Units 1-10 Revision (Pt.1)

Words: Irrigation - oblong

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Which picture best describes the word "lattice"?

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"Why didn't you come with us last Friday?"

"My boss wouldn't let me _ the day off."

• taking

• to take

• took

• take

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"Are you still planning to go out with us?"

"_ tired, I think I'll come along."

• Despite I'm

• In spite of my

• Even I'm

• Although I'm

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"The city buses _late."

• usually running

• usually run

• are usual to run

• are running usually

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"The new hospital could not be built because _ money."

• of lack

• lack of

• are lack of

• of a lack of

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"How was the job interview?"

"Not good. I talked too much, and now I wish that I _."

• didn't

• wouldn't

• hadn't

• don't

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"Your apartment feels really cool now that you have air conditioning."

"Yes. I'm really glad I _."

• got installed it

• got it to stalled

• got installed

• got it installed

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"Why doesn't Robert try this tasty roast beef?"

"Ithink he never eats meat, _?"

• does he

• doesn't he

• isn't he

• has he

OSASCOM

• Opinion: pretty, horrible, lovely

• Size: huge, tiny, big, little 

• Age: old, young, new

• Shape: round, square, triangular

• Colour: black, red, yellow. 

•  Origin: British, Chinese, French

• Material: woollen, wooden, silk

Multiple Choice

What does the word "negligible" mean?

• περιθώριο

• πλέγμα

• εντολή, εξουσιοδότηση

• αμελητέος, ασήμαντος

When we use more than one adjective in English, we put the adjectives in a specific order.

REMEMBER: It's very rare to use more than three adjectives before a noun!

"Sometimes questions are more important than answers."

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"Is that Billy's car?" "No, his is the _."

• one little purple

• one purple little

• little one purple

• little purple one

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"Did you have a nice time at the tavern yedterday?"

"No, not at all. I'd rather my friends _ without me."

• were going

• went

• had gone

• have gone

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"You don't look very pleased with your husband, Virginia." "I wish I _ him"

• wasn't married

• didn't marry

• had never married

• have never married

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"Athletes must undergo a _ drug test before competing in the championship."

• moderately

• mandatory

• mortality

• lofty

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Which picture best describes the word "junction"?

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Which picture best describes the word "mundane"?