2. It’s too f (a)   to see where we’re going.

3. The forecast says there will be s (a)   later so don’t forget your umbrella.

4. It was so w (a)   by the sea that my hat blew away.

5. There was a big t (a)   with lots of lightning yesterday.

6. There’s often i (a)   on the car on cold winter mornings.

1. Me and my best friend are travelling with just a b (a)   across Europe, so we need to take as few things as possible.

2. After the traffic lights, you’ll see a c (a)   . Turn right there and you’ll see the tourist information office ahead.

3. It was raining at the c (a)   when we put up our tent, so we got very wet.

4. I always use a g (a)   to find the best restaurants in a place I’m visiting for the first time.

5. Are you staying o (a)   or would you like to book the room for longer, sir?

6. We did a lot of s (a)   in Rome and I think my favourite ancient monument was the Colosseum.

7. The s (a)   must have been wrong, because it said Cambridge was 65 kilometres away, but we’ve driven more than 70 kilometres already!

8. My brother showed me a clever way to pack my s (a)   , so I can fit in as many clothes as possible on my trip to New York!

Choose the correct word in italics for each space.

1. I’m quite / too sure that was Anna riding that bike.

 

(a)  

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2. George is very / enough sorry about cancelling his visit.

(a)  

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3. We need a quite / really good camera to take with us on holiday.

(a)  

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4. I opened the window because it was absolutely / extremely hot

(a)  

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5. It was quite / too dark in the cave, but we could still see where we were going.

(a)  

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6. Dana is too / enough tired to come out this evening.

(a)  

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7. The nights can be rather / absolutely cold in the winter, but the temperature never drops below freezing.

(a)  

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8. Peter is too / extremely different to his brother. They don’t have anything in common.

(a)  

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9. I think we have enough / quite petrol to get home

(a)  

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10. If you feel quite / too tired, take a break for a few hours.

(a)  

1. Look at the sky! I’m sure it ... (rain)

(a)  

2. The first lesson of the day (a)   (start) at 8.30 am so don’t be late.

3. When I finish school I ... (get) a summer job.

(a)  

4. What ... (you, do) this weekend?

(a)  

5. I think I ...(finish) my homework after supper.

(a)  

6. (a)   (you, help) me choose a present for Alice’s birthday?

7. I promise I ... (be) late again.

(a)  

8. Maybe we ... (go) to France this summer.

(a)  

9. We ... (meet) Sarah later so why don’t you join us?

(a)  

10. Simon has decided that he ... (study) English at university.

(a)  

Complete the sentences with a suitable preposition. There may be more than one possible answer.

1. Can you believe that he travelled around the world ... his bicycle?!

 

(a)  

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2. We were late for our flight, so we had to jump ... the car and drive as fast as we could to the airport

(a)  

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3. Yesterday was the first time I rode ... a horse.

(a)  

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4. I think the best way to travel is ... car, because you can stop wherever you want.

(a)  

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5. I was exhausted when I came back from our trip to London. We went to all the famous sites ... foot.

(a)  

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6. When I’ve had a tiring day at work, I usually go home ... a taxi.

(a)  

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7. I loved travelling ... underground while I was in London

(a)  

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8. I went all the way to Berlin ... my car and it was a journey I will never forget.

 

(a)  

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9. We got ... the taxi as soon as we reached the hotel.

 

(a)  

Complete the sentences with a suitable preposition. There may be more than one possible answer.

10. Could you please tell me when to get ... the bus, as I don’t know where the opera house is?

(a)  

Listen to the sentences. Underline the stressed syllable in the compound words.

1. I can’t read what it says on that signpost

(a)  

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2. What’s in your suitcase? It’s so heavy.

(a)  

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3. Turn left at the crossroads.

(a)  

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4. We stayed overnight in a small hotel.

(a)  

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5. Can I borrow your guidebook?

(a)  

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6. I don’t like sightseeing when it’s hot.

(a)  

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7. Can you help me with my backpack?

(a)  

Listen to the sentences. Underline the stressed syllable in the compound words.

8. The campsite was really busy last summer.

(a)