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WorksheetsB1 Final Review
Total questions: 83
Worksheet time: 1hrs 23mins
I don 't like her. She 's very (a) ! ( polite )
OPPOSITE: TAKE OFF (plane)
LAND
TAKE ON
Toni's is my favourite restaurant because the food is (a) ( expensive )
OPPOSITE: AGREE
DISAGREE
UNAGREE
The cinema was (a) ( crowd )
OPPOSITE: WIN
LOSE
LOST
It's a very (a) company. ( power )
OPPOSITE: USUAL
UNUSUAL
INUSUAL
He was very (a) ( disappoint ) with his final exams.
OPPOSITE: CHECK IN
CHECK OUT
CHECK OFF
These shoes aren 't really (a) . ( fashion )
It's really (a) ( annoy ) when your phone runs out of battery.
The (a) were really big so we didn ́t go in the sea.
We (a) to sail with my grandfather everyday after school when I was a child.
My mobile has a very big (a) . I can watch films easily.
I am afraid she won't be (a) to come next week.
We arrived so late that we (a) the train.
I was (a) tired that I went to bed without eating.
A place where people can put on or take off sports. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ room
(a)
A competition to find the fastest person. R _ _ _
(a)
To do something in front of an audience. P _ _ _ _ _ _
(a)
To hit your hands together several times to show you have enjoyed something. C _ _ _
(a)
A game played on a board with black and white squares. C _ _ _ _
(a)
The edge of a country next to the sea. C _ _ _ _
(a)
Something you use for catching fish. N _ _
(a)
A safe place where you put clothes when playing a sport. L _ _ _ _ _
(a)
To use rubbish again and make something new with it. R _ _ _ _ _ _
(a)
Something you use to join things together. G _ _ _
(a)
OPPOSITE: CLEAN
(a)
OPPOSITE: STRESSED
(a)
OPPOSITE: EXIT (noun)
(a)
OPPOSITE: SPEND
(a)
OPPOSITE: PUSH
(a)
No, I had a terrible holiday.
(a)
Yes, you have to be back by midnight.
(a)
Tomorrow morning. (shopping)
(a)
Not yet. (finish/homework)
(a)
He (a) (not play) the trumpet since he left school.
She (a) (buy) those shoes four years ago.
I (a) (look) for my pen but I can ́t find it.
If I were you I (a) ( not/buy) those tennis rackets.
My aunt ́s house (a) (build) about two centuries ago.
She (a) (come) here twice a month.
Have you phoned Ann? Oh, I (a) (phone) her right now.
What (a) (they/do) when you came in?
Tomorrow at 8 o'clock I (a) (have dinner) with my boss.
This exercise is more difficult than the last one. The last exercise wasn't (a)
If I were you I wouldn't drive so fast. You (a)
I haven't seen her for a year. Last time (a)
She wrote a lot of plays. A lot of (a)
We use leather to make these sandals. Sandals (a)
Let's go for a walk! Shall (a)
This box is too heavy for me to carry. This box isn't (a)
