Gateway B1 (Unit 9)

To be honest, I love flicking ................ magazines at the bookstore and feel the smell of the pages.

• over

• into

• through

• in

The professor asked the student to read ............... a passage from the textbook.

• on

• out

• through

• up on

Could you please fill ................ this form with your personal information such as first and last name, phone number and so on?

• over

• into

• through

• in

Veronica needed to look ................ the definition of the word in the dictionary to understand the meaning of the whole sentence.

• over

• into

• up

• through

Now, turn ................ the page and continue reading the paragraph about wild cats in Africa.

• over

• into

• up

• through

Sally had to cross ............... her mistake and rewrite the sentence to get a higher mark for the test.

• up on

• into

• up

• out

Thirty minutes after the presentation we summed ................ what was discussed at the conference.

• down

• over

• up

• into

If you're a busy person, try to note ...................... the important dates in your planner.

• down

• over

• up

• into

Sandy said, "I saw the accident at the corner of High Street."

• Sandy said that she had seen the accident at the corner of High Street.

• Sandy said that she seed the accident at the corner of High Street.

• Sandy said that she was seeing the accident at the corner of High Street.

Mr Brown said, "I watched TV last night."

• Mr Brown said I was watching TV last night.

• Mr Brown said he had watched TV the night before.

• Mr Brown said he was watching TV yesterday.

• Mr Brown said he would watch TV the night before.