2. Narrow tunnel

(a)  

3. Leave road and join pavement but look out for pedestrians.

(a)  

4. Leave road and join pavement but look out for pedestrians.

(a)  

5. Brian’s decided to attend the advanced guitar class and not the immediate.

(a)  

6. Brian’s decided to attend the advanced guitar class and not the intermediate.

(a)  

7. This window is only for collecting tickets you have reserved.

(a)  

8. Would you like me to come round so we can talk about it?

(a)  

9. Details from the ticket office.

(a)  

10. The ticket office is currently unable to provide information about the times of trains.

(a)  

11. The ticket office is currently unable to provide information about the times of trains.

(a)  

12. He wants to introduce them to Middle Eastern food before the match starts.

(a)  

13. They are going out for lunch to celebrate their wedding anniversary they can't afford much.

(a)  

14. They are going out for lunch to celebrate their wedding anniversary they can't afford much.

(a)  

15. She would prefer a restaurant that only serves vegetarian food.

(a)  

16. Close to the art gallery.

(a)  

17. Situated in a 17^th century farmhouse village in an attractive village.

(a)  

18. Situated in a 17^th century farmhouse village in an attractive village.

(a)  

19. Easy reach of the city.

(a)  

20. It offers wonderful steak at a price you can afford.

(a)  

21. If you're in a hurry, we serve you quickly.

(a)  

22. Right in the heart of the city.

(a)  

23. My father writes plays in his spare time.

(a)  

24. He keeps sending them to publishers.

(a)  

25. When I was 16, the club put on one of my father's plays.

(a)  

26. The lighting designer fell ill.

(a)  

27. The lighting designer fell ill.

(a)  

28. Nobody else in the club could take over.

(a)  

30. I didn't have the required experience or knowledge.

(a)  

31. There was so all those doing scenery, costumes and so on.

(a)  

32. Afterwards, I understood what a fantastic opportunity it had been.

(a)  

33. Afterwards, I understood what a fantastic opportunity it had been.

(a)  

34. It's only a small role.

(a)  

35. It is fun and stress-free.

(a)  

36. It will help me in my chosen career – engineering.

(a)  

37. He stills hopes to achieve his ambitions as a writer.

(a)  

38. He stills hopes to achieve his ambitions as a writer.

(a)  

39. The ancient Egyptians, Romans and Greeks possibly all played a game using a ball and the palms of their hands.

(a)  

40. The ancient Egyptians, Romans and Greeks possibly all played a game using a ball and the palms of their hands.

(a)  

41. The ancient Egyptians, Romans and Greeks possibly all played a game using a ball and the palms of their hands.

(a)  

42. The ancient Egyptians, Romans and Greeks possibly all played a game using a ball and the palms of their hands.

(a)  

43. People in France were using their hands to hit a ball either over a rope or against a wall outdoors.

(a)  

44. Over the next few hundred years, a similar game became popular in many parts of Europe.

(a)  

45. This was eventually replaced by a piece of flat wood on a short stick.

(a)  

46. This was eventually replaced by a piece of flat wood on a short stick.

(a)  

47. Wooden balls were replaced by lighter ones covered in leather.

(a)  

48. Wooden balls were replaced by lighter ones covered in leather.

(a)  

49. Wooden balls were replaced by lighter ones covered in leather.

(a)  

50. Wooden balls were replaced by lighter ones covered in leather.

(a)  

51. Players scored points by hitting the ball with a racket into small windows covered by nets at the top of the court.

(a)  

52. Players scored points by hitting the ball with a racket into small windows covered by nets at the top of the court.

(a)  

53. Players scored points by hitting the ball with a racket into small windows covered by nets at the top of the court.

(a)  

54. Tennis balls started to be made …………….. rubber and the game design be played on grass. (ĐIỀN 1 TỪ)

(a)  

55. Tennis balls started to be made …………….. rubber and the game design be played on grass.

(a)  

56. Tennis balls started to be made …………….. rubber and the game design be played on grass.

(a)  

57. The first Wimbledon tennis tournament was held in 1877 in London.

(a)  

58. Despite those problems, they attracted crowds of people.

(a)  

59. As a result, a large number of indoor courts were built.

(a)  

60. Many people became interested in watching living birds in their natural environment.

(a)  

61. In the 20^th century, cars became more common. = POPULAR

(a)  

62. Rich collectors often make use of their contacts in other countries

(a)  

63. Birds have always provided us with food and feathers.

(a)  

64. Cheap air travel encouraged people to go abroad to watch them.

(a)  

65. It’s one of the…………… difficult things I have ever tried to learn. (ĐIỀN 1 TỪ)

(a)  

66. I don’t know how she can be patient.

(a)  

67. I have to admit that there are times when I think I should try a different instrument.

(a)  

68. I hope I’ll finally be able to play a simple tune one day.

(a)  

69. The relationship between birds and human beings goes back a very long way, …………fact. (ĐIỀN 1 TỪ)

(a)  

70. The relationship between birds and human beings goes back a very long way, …………fact.

(a)