SpeakOut Advanced Unit 3 Test

2 Julia bought a(n) freshly-baked / hugely / organic / expensive apple pie for the picnic.

• freshly-baked

• hugely

• organic

• expensive

We watched the children in / of / the / and / water / out / running the water as we sat relaxing on the beach.

• running

• out

• in

• of

• and

Renovating the old building turned out to be a(n) incredibly / process / time-consuming

• incredibly

• time-consuming

• process

Jane always has her morning coffee in her cup / lime / favourite / coffee / green.

• coffee

• favourite

• favourite

• green

• lime

The warm, rich colours from the slowly / sun / setting created a magical-looking sky.

• setting

• slowly

• sun

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• son is travelling around Asia at the mom

• Rose has three brothers,

• at which point I decided to leave the ro

• That is the man whose

• none of which actually work any more.

• Tom got up to speak,

•  all of whom work as teachers.

• Nicholas and Lorella,

• who both love gourmet food, now live in

• We’ve got several TVs at home,

Complete the sentences with a relative pronoun where necessary. If no relative pronoun is needed, write (-).

I’ve got two sons, both of (a)   are architects.

Complete the sentences with a relative pronoun where necessary. If no relative pronoun is needed, write (-).

That’s the car (a)    I saw outside our house

Complete the sentences with a relative pronoun where necessary. If no relative pronoun is needed, write (-).

My best friend, (a)   has just moved away, is hoping to become a travel writer.

Complete the sentences with a relative pronoun where necessary. If no relative pronoun is needed, write (-).

Isn’t that the lady (a)   husband has just sailed round the world single-handed?