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WorksheetsB2+ UNIT 6 MOVING HOME
Total questions: 54
Worksheet time: 2hrs 34mins
A person who owns a house people can rent - Type the answer
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Start living in a house or a flat - Type
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A person who rents a house or a flat
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look for a flat to live in - type
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repair, paint and improve an older property - type
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a house or flat you rent with all the furniture already in it - type
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pay money when you start to rent, returned when you stop renting - type
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a flat where friends live together - type
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a person who lives in a place without paying rent to the owner - type
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someone who pays to live in a house that he shares with its owner - type
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Conxi: I was (1)_________ whether I could borrow one of your coats for the weekend.
wondering
doubting
thinking
Laura: Of course. Well (2) _______ it is the one I’m going to wear. Which one did you want to borrow?
as long as
if only
unless
Conxi: The beige one with the furry collar.
Laura: Really? I would love to lend it to you if I (3) ____ already lent it to Sylvia. Sorry.
wouldn't
didn't
hadn't
Conxi: It’s my fault. I (4) __________ have asked you earlier.
should
would
could
Laura: Which day do you need it for?
Conxi: Sunday. Laura: That’s okay. Silvia (5) __________ have returned it by then.
must
can
will
When Carly arrived home, after a hard day at work, she was upset to find her favourite vase broken into tiny pieces and lying on the kitchen table. She (1) ………… what had happened.
denied
wondered
refused
She rang Trina, her flatmate, to see if she could solve the mystery. Trina (2) ………… knowing anything and she (3) ………… that Carly ring Magda, the cleaning lady.
insisted/ reminded
apologized/ordered
denied/suggested
When Carly spoke to Magda, she (4) ………… profusely for having broken the vase and (5) ………… to stop by the house the next day with the money to pay for a new one.
denied/claimed
apologized/promised
claimed/suggested
Irish rock band U2 (1) …………… controversy by installing their 2014 album Songs of Innocence directly onto people’s mobile phones. But what about the music itself?
led to
caused
transmitted
resulted in
The band claims that the songs are inspired by their childhood and this is clear from the (2) ……………, with the opening track a tribute to The Ramones, one of the first bands they saw.
breakthrough
outcome
outset
begin
One of the most (3) …………… tracks is ‘Iris’, which is dedicated to Bono’s mother and is sure to touch your emotions.
shallow
risk
moving
strong
Apart from these, there are a number of other (4) …………… tracks, which vary from stadium sing-alongs to touching ballads.
remembered
memorable
adverse
sprawling
Although the album hasn’t received (5) …………… reviews from the critics, fans worldwide have defended it as a fine piece of work.
rave
sharp
thriving
quaint
When I went to university, my parents recommended (1) …………………………..…... (live) with a family, so I moved in with a family on the outskirts of the city
living
to live
But my landlady always wanted (2) …………………………..…... (know) when I was coming home. In fact, she often stayed up waiting for me.
to know
knowing
One day, I brought a friend back to her house for dinner and she ordered him (3) …………………………..…... (leave).
to leave
leaving
I had prepared a meal and she insisted on us (4) …………………………..…... (eat) it outside.
to eat
eating
Finally, she accused us of (5) …………………………..…... (disrespect) her. It was quite a relief to move out at the end of the first year.
to disrespect
disrespecting
It was great to get away from the (1)__________ city for a bit of peace and quiet.
bustling
thriving
We stayed in a beautiful cottage which had been converted from a (2)__________farm house.
sprawling
run-down
Parts of the rooms were actually where the animals used to live. The Lake District is (3) _________for its stunning scenery and (4) ____________ villages.
well-off/hilly
renowned/quaint
We spent most days walking through the (5) ________ countryside and breaking up our walks with stops in country pubs for traditional lunches.
picturesque
quaint
Madrid is my favourite city in Europe. The people are so friendly and (1) …………………………..…... (welcome) They instantly make you feel at home - type
(a)
Although it can be a little (2) …………………………..…... (tourist) in places, it is generally a beautiful city to walk around, with lots of Spanish charm.
(a)
m. If you go there, you will see the city is divided in two: the modern part and the (3) …………………………..…... (history) part. - Type in
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. When in the new part, there is a different, more (4) …………………………..…... (vibe) atmosphere. - typt
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. One thing that surprised me about the city was its cleanliness. When you’re in the city centre, you will notice the streets are (5) …………………………..…... (spot). Not a single piece of rubbish litters the ground.
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interesting or attractive with a slightly strange and
old-fashioned quality /своеобразный- type
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full of noise and activity in a pleasant and interesting way / динамичный
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friendly and pleasant, especially to someone who
has just arrived at a place/ гостеприимный
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built over a wide area in a way that is not carefully
planned, and maybe ugly/беспорядочно растущий
(a)
in bad condition because no-one has spent money
on repairs/захудалый
(a)
where people from many different countries and
cultures live/ характерный для мегаполиса, представленного различными нациями и верованиями
(a)
famous/well-known for
(a)
very dirty
(a)
extremely clean
(a)
IDIOM I once worked at a summer camp so I’m __ _____
with children.
(a)
IDIOM 2 I know that _______ ________hurt, but I have to tell you that we aren’t happy with your behaviour recently.
(a)
IDIOM We’re winning 5-0 and there are only five minutes of
the match left. We’re ____ ___ _______ !
(a)
I was really disappointed by his new book. It wasn’t
anything __ _____ ___ _____.
(a)
When temperatures reach 45º C it really _____ ___
_____ ___ ___ that climate change is real.
(a)
I’m from New York so for me a big city like London
is _______ _____ _______.
(a)
Can I ask how much you ____ _____ a month?
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She _________ ___ on the shoes she saw in the sales
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