FCE review units 9-12

When you do something before it's needed, you do it ... (advance / accident / secret) (add a preposition)

When you do something you wouldn't normally do, you act out ... (advance / fault / character) (add a preposition)

When you do something and hide it from others, you do it ... (advance / accident / secret) (add a preposition)

When you are responsible for something that's going wrong, you're ... (secret / accident / fault) (add a preposition)

When you do something you didn't mean to do, you do it ... (advance / accident / fault) (add a preposition)

(Complete the conversation with a compound adjective that means the opposite of the underlined words)

A: Is Martin the tall slim boy?

B: No, he's the .....-built one

(Complete the conversation with a compound adjective that means the opposite of the underlined words)

A: Did you plan your holiday well in advance?

B: No, it was a ... -minute decision

(Complete the conversation with a compound adjective that means the opposite of the underlined words)

A: Were the students good?

B: There were a few ... behaved boys, but nothing serious

(Complete the conversation with a compound adjective that means the opposite of the underlined words)

A: Is your brother's job abroad permanent?

B: No, it's only a ... -term contract

(Complete the conversation with a compound adjective that means the opposite of the underlined words)

A: Is Louise still as shy as she used to be?

B: No, she's much more ... -confident now