Lexical Chunks - Lists A & B Band III

Do you know the lexical chunks for this week's Module E Exam?

• Yes, provided that the definitions are given.

• Yes - and you can take if for granted that I know the meaning of all the lexical chunks in Band III.

• No - I intended to learn them but in practice, didn't do anything.

• No - I was learning them but then I ran out of time.

What is the meaning of 'old fashioned'?

• not new

• not modern

• an old person wearing old clothes

• not fashionable

carry on something.

• to bring something with you

• to continue to do or be involved with something

keep on doing something

• to continue to do something, or to do something again and again

• to protect others from doing something

• to look after someone doing something

to start a journey

• to take advantage of something

• to figure out something

• to set out

He decided to ... the restaurant.

• shut off

• shut down

• shut out

• shut in

The football game will be held next week ... the weather.

• in advance

• provided that

• contrary to

• regardless of

Please ... this message as soon as you can.”

• pass on

• keep up

• carry on

• set out

It would ... that he doesn’t have the right skills for the job.

• consist of

• be common sense

• appear

You were .... to be ready at six o’clock

• in the short run

• supposed

• just about

• in the long run