Mother asked, “Where have you been yesterday?” Mother asked __________ .

me where I had been the day before

where I could be the day before

me where had I been the previous day

When did you buy your ticket? since

How long is it since you bought your ticket?

When is it since you bought your ticket?

How long since you bought your ticket?

How long ago did you buy ticket?

How long has it been since you bought your ticket?

He hasn’t travelled abroad for years. time

The last time he travelled abroad was years ago.

He hasn’t travelled abroad years ago.

He hasn’t travelled abroad last time ago.

He has travelled for a long time.

First time he travelled abroad was long ago.

It really got Mr Robert’s goat when he had to wait two hours to get his plane tickets.

He was annoyed at the long delay.

He was angry because he couldn’t get the ticket.

He didn’t care about the long line.

He was frustrated because he was late for the flight.

He didn’t mind the long delay.

Who wears trousers in your family?

be the dominant partner in a marriage

be financially dependent on the spouse

be the most educated family member

be the only breadwinner of the family

Part 1. Steve: Hey, I heard you’re looking for a different apartment. Ellen: Yeah, the place I’m in now is a real dump. Steve: It looked okay when I was there. Ellen: Oh, the boiler keeps breaking and when it does, we lose the heat for several days at a time. Steve: Why doesn’t the owner replace it? Ellen: Well, she says it’s cheaper to keep fixing it. She’s a nice enough person; just sort of stingy. In any case, I’m sick of being cold. What’s wrong with the woman’s current apartment?

The heating system is defective.

It’s not convenient to the university.

She is pleased with her apartment.

Part 2. Steve: Can you get your deposit back if you move? Ellen: If I give two months’ notice, I can get the whole thing back. What must woman do to have her deposit returned?

Tell her owner two months in advance that she’s moving.

Alert the housing authorities to her problem.

Move to another apartment in the same building.

Lose the heating at the end of the month.

Part 3. Steve: So, what kind of place are you looking for? Ellen: I think I’ll try to get into one of those high rises near the university. They’re nothing really special, but at least they’re new and functional. Steve: I’ve heard that those buildings are pretty noisy. The walls are thin and you can hear everything going on in the other apartments. Ellen: Oh, that’ll never do. I need some place quiet to finish my thesis. I guess I’ll have to look at some more ads. Maybe new isn’t necessarily better. What does woman require of her next apartment?

It must have quiet surroundings.

It must be within driving distance of the university.

The wrong Guy! The story of Guy Goma is not one of stupidity. A former taxi driver from the French Congo, Mr Goma was at the BBC TV center for an interview, in the hope of becoming an IT assistant. So when a producer came up to him and said, "Guy Kewney, isn't it? About the IT thing?" he agreed, because he thought she had just got the wrong pronunciation of his surname. Mr Goma, who had taught himself English after he moved to England four years previously, was rushed into a studio, where he found himself in front of the cameras, having questions thrown at him. How could he know that the man who'd been sitting on a nearby sofa was also called Guy? In fact Guy Kewney was an IT expert, who was waiting to go on live TV to be interviewed about a legal dispute with Apple computers. "It all happened so fast," Goma told The Sun newspaper. I had just signed my name in reception when someone said “Follow me.” She was walking so fast that I had to jog to keep up with her. Even though a lady put some make-up on me and I was fitted with a microphone, I just thought it was all part of the job interview and when I realized I was on air, what could I do? I just tried to answer the questions and stay calm." Viewers of the most watched TV interview in months - it was posted on the Internet have reacted with a mixture of delight and sympathy to the key moment when the BBC's Karen Bowerman introduced Goma as "Guy Kewney, head of newswireless.net !" Across his expressive face flit a dozen expressions in a second - mainly shock, fear, guilt and embarrassment - as he wonders what to do next. However, instead of saying there had been a mistake, he answered three questions before the BBC staff became aware of what had happened and brought the item to an early close. Mr Goma was finally taken to his interview for the IT post, but despite going through such a bad experience he didn't get the job. Nevertheless, Mr Goma is now in demand as a celebrity, since hundreds of thousands of people have now watched his television appearance online. What is the article about?

It describes a humorous mix-up at the BBC.

It explains the difficulties in learning English.

It criticizes the BBC for its unprofessionalism.

It discusses the job interview process at the BBC.

It highlights the importance of clear communication.

The wrong Guy! The story of Guy Goma is not one of stupidity. A former taxi driver from the French Congo, Mr Goma was at the BBC TV center for an interview, in the hope of becoming an IT assistant. So when a producer came up to him and said, "Guy Kewney, isn't it? About the IT thing?" he agreed, because he thought she had just got the wrong pronunciation of his surname. Mr Goma, who had taught himself English after he moved to England four years previously, was rushed into a studio, where he found himself in front of the cameras, having questions thrown at him. How could he know that the man who'd been sitting on a nearby sofa was also called Guy? In fact Guy Kewney was an IT expert, who was waiting to go on live TV to be interviewed about a legal dispute with Apple computers. "It all happened so fast," Goma told The Sun newspaper. I had just signed my name in reception when someone said “Follow me.” She was walking so fast that I had to jog to keep up with her. Even though a lady put some make-up on me and I was fitted with a microphone, I just thought it was all part of the job interview and when I realized I was on air, what could I do? I just tried to answer the questions and stay calm." Viewers of the most watched TV interview in months - it was posted on the Internet have reacted with a mixture of delight and sympathy to the key moment when the BBC's Karen Bowerman introduced Goma as "Guy Kewney, head of newswireless.net !" Across his expressive face flit a dozen expressions in a second - mainly shock, fear, guilt and embarrassment - as he wonders what to do next. However, instead of saying there had been a mistake, he answered three questions before the BBC staff became aware of what had happened and brought the item to an early close. Mr Goma was finally taken to his interview for the IT post, but despite going through such a bad experience he didn't get the job. Nevertheless, Mr Goma is now in demand as a celebrity, since hundreds of thousands of people have now watched his television appearance online. What is the purpose of going to the BBC TV center for Mr Goma?

He wanted to meet an IT expert.

The wrong Guy! The story of Guy Goma is not one of stupidity. A former taxi driver from the French Congo, Mr Goma was at the BBC TV center for an interview, in the hope of becoming an IT assistant. So when a producer came up to him and said, "Guy Kewney, isn't it? About the IT thing?" he agreed, because he thought she had just got the wrong pronunciation of his surname. Mr Goma, who had taught himself English after he moved to England four years previously, was rushed into a studio, where he found himself in front of the cameras, having questions thrown at him. How could he know that the man who'd been sitting on a nearby sofa was also called Guy? In fact Guy Kewney was an IT expert, who was waiting to go on live TV to be interviewed about a legal dispute with Apple computers. "It all happened so fast," Goma told The Sun newspaper. I had just signed my name in reception when someone said “Follow me.” She was walking so fast that I had to jog to keep up with her. Even though a lady put some make-up on me and I was fitted with a microphone, I just thought it was all part of the job interview and when I realized I was on air, what could I do? I just tried to answer the questions and stay calm." Viewers of the most watched TV interview in months - it was posted on the Internet have reacted with a mixture of delight and sympathy to the key moment when the BBC's Karen Bowerman introduced Goma as "Guy Kewney, head of newswireless.net !" Across his expressive face flit a dozen expressions in a second - mainly shock, fear, guilt and embarrassment - as he wonders what to do next. However, instead of saying there had been a mistake, he answered three questions before the BBC staff became aware of what had happened and brought the item to an early close. Mr Goma was finally taken to his interview for the IT post, but despite going through such a bad experience he didn't get the job. Nevertheless, Mr Goma is now in demand as a celebrity, since hundreds of thousands of people have now watched his television appearance online. Goma's decision to follow the producer?

He thought his name was mispronounced.

He thought he was being hired immediately.

He was excited about being on TV.

He was intentionally trying to deceive the BBC staff.

He was curious about the TV studio.

The wrong Guy! The story of Guy Goma is not one of stupidity. A former taxi driver from the French Congo, Mr Goma was at the BBC TV center for an interview, in the hope of becoming an IT assistant. So when a producer came up to him and said, "Guy Kewney, isn't it? About the IT thing?" he agreed, because he thought she had just got the wrong pronunciation of his surname. Mr Goma, who had taught himself English after he moved to England four years previously, was rushed into a studio, where he found himself in front of the cameras, having questions thrown at him. How could he know that the man who'd been sitting on a nearby sofa was also called Guy? In fact Guy Kewney was an IT expert, who was waiting to go on live TV to be interviewed about a legal dispute with Apple computers. "It all happened so fast," Goma told The Sun newspaper. I had just signed my name in reception when someone said “Follow me.” She was walking so fast that I had to jog to keep up with her. Even though a lady put some make-up on me and I was fitted with a microphone, I just thought it was all part of the job interview and when I realized I was on air, what could I do? I just tried to answer the questions and stay calm." Viewers of the most watched TV interview in months - it was posted on the Internet have reacted with a mixture of delight and sympathy to the key moment when the BBC's Karen Bowerman introduced Goma as "Guy Kewney, head of newswireless.net !" Across his expressive face flit a dozen expressions in a second - mainly shock, fear, guilt and embarrassment - as he wonders what to do next. However, instead of saying there had been a mistake, he answered three questions before the BBC staff became aware of what had happened and brought the item to an early close. Mr Goma was finally taken to his interview for the IT post, but despite going through such a bad experience he didn't get the job. Nevertheless, Mr Goma is now in demand as a celebrity, since hundreds of thousands of people have now watched his television appearance online. What does the article mention about Mr Goma's behavior during the TV interview?

He took it easy and attempted to answer the questions.

He refused to answer any questions.

He panicked and ran out of the studio.

He immediately corrected the producer's mistake.

He asked for assistance from the BBC staff.

The wrong Guy! The story of Guy Goma is not one of stupidity. A former taxi driver from the French Congo, Mr Goma was at the BBC TV center for an interview, in the hope of becoming an IT assistant. So when a producer came up to him and said, "Guy Kewney, isn't it? About the IT thing?" he agreed, because he thought she had just got the wrong pronunciation of his surname. Mr Goma, who had taught himself English after he moved to England four years previously, was rushed into a studio, where he found himself in front of the cameras, having questions thrown at him. How could he know that the man who'd been sitting on a nearby sofa was also called Guy? In fact Guy Kewney was an IT expert, who was waiting to go on live TV to be interviewed about a legal dispute with Apple computers. "It all happened so fast," Goma told The Sun newspaper. I had just signed my name in reception when someone said “Follow me.” She was walking so fast that I had to jog to keep up with her. Even though a lady put some make-up on me and I was fitted with a microphone, I just thought it was all part of the job interview and when I realized I was on air, what could I do? I just tried to answer the questions and stay calm." Viewers of the most watched TV interview in months - it was posted on the Internet have reacted with a mixture of delight and sympathy to the key moment when the BBC's Karen Bowerman introduced Goma as "Guy Kewney, head of newswireless.net !" Across his expressive face flit a dozen expressions in a second - mainly shock, fear, guilt and embarrassment - as he wonders what to do next. However, instead of saying there had been a mistake, he answered three questions before the BBC staff became aware of what had happened and brought the item to an early close. Mr Goma was finally taken to his interview for the IT post, but despite going through such a bad experience he didn't get the job. Nevertheless, Mr Goma is now in demand as a celebrity, since hundreds of thousands of people have now watched his television appearance online. What is the primary comparison made in the article?

Comparing Mr Goma and Guy Kewney's professional backgrounds.

Comparing Mr Goma's English skills and those of native speakers.

The comparison between traditional job interviews and TV appearances.

The comparison between Mr Goma's and viewers' reactions to the interview.

The comparison between BBC's interview process and other media outlets.

The wrong Guy! The story of Guy Goma is not one of stupidity. A former taxi driver from the French Congo, Mr Goma was at the BBC TV center for an interview, in the hope of becoming an IT assistant. So when a producer came up to him and said, "Guy Kewney, isn't it? About the IT thing?" he agreed, because he thought she had just got the wrong pronunciation of his surname. Mr Goma, who had taught himself English after he moved to England four years previously, was rushed into a studio, where he found himself in front of the cameras, having questions thrown at him. How could he know that the man who'd been sitting on a nearby sofa was also called Guy? In fact Guy Kewney was an IT expert, who was waiting to go on live TV to be interviewed about a legal dispute with Apple computers. "It all happened so fast," Goma told The Sun newspaper. I had just signed my name in reception when someone said “Follow me.” She was walking so fast that I had to jog to keep up with her. Even though a lady put some make-up on me and I was fitted with a microphone, I just thought it was all part of the job interview and when I realized I was on air, what could I do? I just tried to answer the questions and stay calm." Viewers of the most watched TV interview in months - it was posted on the Internet have reacted with a mixture of delight and sympathy to the key moment when the BBC's Karen Bowerman introduced Goma as "Guy Kewney, head of newswireless.net !" Across his expressive face flit a dozen expressions in a second - mainly shock, fear, guilt and embarrassment - as he wonders what to do next. However, instead of saying there had been a mistake, he answered three questions before the BBC staff became aware of what had happened and brought the item to an early close. Mr Goma was finally taken to his interview for the IT post, but despite going through such a bad experience he didn't get the job. Nevertheless, Mr Goma is now in demand as a celebrity, since hundreds of thousands of people have now watched his television appearance online. What is implied about the BBC staff's reaction to the mix-up during the interview?

They realized the mistake only after he had answered several questions.

They were completely unaware until viewers pointed it out.

They knew about the mix-up but continued the interview.

They stopped the interview as soon as they noticed the mistake.

They thought Mr Goma was playing a prank on them.

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No one wants extra homework tonight, __________?

don’t he

does he

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You __________ enter without permission.

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to go

going

gone

goes

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the same

similar

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funny old short leather

funny short old leather

funny leather short old

short funny old leather

leather funny old short

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My mother’s an interior designer __________ me.

The woman has a __________ jacket.

If he a chance of success, he to move to London.

She had two choices, neither of __________ was affordable.

Mother asked, “Where have you been yesterday?” Mother asked __________ .

I didn’t apply for the job __________ that I had the necessary qualifications.

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We didn’t have __________ luggage – just two small bags.

No one wants extra homework tonight, __________?

You __________ enter without permission.

Jessica stopped __________ to the gym after she had got back into shape.

My mother’s an interior designer __________ me.

The woman has a __________ jacket.

If he __________ a chance of success, he __________ to move to London.

She had two choices, neither of __________ was affordable.

Mother asked, “Where have you been yesterday?” Mother asked __________ .

I didn’t apply for the job __________ that I had the necessary qualifications.

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