First Certificate (Use of English Practice)

You must do exactly what your coach tells you. (Choose the sentence with the same meaning)

• You must carry over your coach's instructions.

• You must carry forward your coach's instructions.

• You must carry out your coach's instructions

• You must carry on with your coach's instructions.

The meeting continued past a certain point into the afternoon because there was so much to talk about. (Choose the sentence with the same meaning):

• The meeting carried over into the afternoon because there was so much to talk about.

• The meeting carried on with into the afternoon because there was so much to talk about.

• The meeting carried forward into the afternoon because there was so much to talk about.

• The meeting carried off into the afternoon because there was so much to talk about.

They completed the reforms successfully despite the opposition. (choose the sentence with the same meaning)

• They carried the reforms through despite the opposition.

• They carried the reforms on despite the opposition.

• They carried the reforms off despite the opposition.

• They carried the reforms over despite the opposition.

So that Mike would be fit for the competition, he went to the gym three times a week. (choose the sentence with the same meaning)

• Mike went to the gym three times a week so to be fit for the competition.

• Mike went to the gym three times a week in order to fit for the competition.

• Mike went to the gym three times a week to be fit for the competition.

• Mike went to the gym three times a week in order to be fit for the competition.

He tried to .......... her some advice but she wouldn't listen. (Fill the gap)

• give

• suggest

• recommend

• take

Have you .......... out the invitations to the party yet? (Fill the gap)

• posted

• sent

• dispatched

• delivered

I wonder if you could .......... me a favour and

carry this box for me. (Fill the gap)

• make

• do

• give

• hold

Could you just stand there quietly without .....

..... a sound? (Fill the gap)

• creating

• doing

• causing

• making

He has .......... arrangements to finish work early. (Fill the gap)

• done

• made

• do

• make

They're ......... plans for the weekend. (Fill the gap)

• doing

• making

• do

• make