B1.8-GE-Review

B1.8 Review

Multiple Choice

I think next Thursday is __ your stitches will be taken out.

• that

• when

• where

Multiple Select

I don’t remember the name of the doctor ___ treated my mother.

• that

• which

• who

Multiple Choice

The TV presenter ___ son has epilepsy writes about it in a blog.

• whose

• which

• who

Multiple Choice

I didn’t have time to read the newspaper. I just saw the ___.

• business

• headlines

• section

Multiple Choice

I think there is too much ___ news on the radio. I want to hear about other countries, not just about the problems in ours.

• locals

• international

• national

Multiple Choice

This is the first page on a newspaper, you can see the most relevant news there.

• first page

• cover

• front page

Multiple Choice

Nobody could believe the end of the story, it was totally ___.

• inexperinced

• unexpected

• imperfect

Multiple Choice

Has she made a/an ___ to see the doctor?

• appointment

• arrangement

• date

Fill in the Blanks

Use a negative prefix to complete the missing word:

Someone who is not experienced:

Fill in the Blanks

Use a negative prefix to complete the missing word:

Someone who is not patient:

Fill in the Blanks

Use a negative prefix to complete the missing word:

Something that is not appropriate:

Fill in the Blanks

Use a negative prefix to complete the missing word:

Something that is not easy to believe:

Fill in the Blanks

Write the missing part of the second sentence, keep the same meaning in both ideas.

1 'Why haven’t you uploaded your video to YouTube?’

2 Sylvia asked

uploaded my video to YouTube.

Fill in the Blanks

Write the missing part of the second sentence, keep the same meaning in both ideas.

1 ‘I won’t be at the meeting tonight.’

2 Sylvia said

at the meeting that night.

Fill in the Blanks

Write the missing part of the second sentence, keep the same meaning in both ideas.

1 ‘Remember to watch the eclipse tonight.’

2 Sylvia reminded

the eclipse that night.

Fill in the Blanks

Write the missing part of the second sentence, keep the same meaning in both ideas.

1 There was no time left, so I didn’t check for mistakes.

2 If I had had more time,

.

Fill in the Blanks

Write the missing part of the second sentence, keep the same meaning in both ideas.

1 My flat is tiny, so I won’t have the party there.

2 If my flat was bigger,

.

Fill in the Blanks

Write the missing part of the second sentence, keep the same meaning in both ideas.

1 I go to bed late, so I’m always exhausted.

2 I wouldn't always be exhausted if

.

Multiple Choice

Why didn’t you check the timetable first? It _____ you the trouble of driving to

the station for no reason.

• could have saved

• should have saved

Multiple Choice

You _____ so much food. There are only three of us tonight.

• couldn’t have cooked

• shouldn’t have cooked

Multiple Choice

They ______ on a trip like that without the proper equipment.

• shouldn’t have left

• should have left