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WorksheetsUnit 3 - Gateway to the world Upper-Intermediate
Total questions: 70
Worksheet time: 24mins
someone who is extremelly skilful at something that usually only adults can do
(a)
to understand something quickly
(a)
to learn something so that you remember ir perfectly
(a)
someone who is very interested in technical or scientific subjects, especially computers
(a)
to remember sth; to bring the memory of sth into your mind
(a)
If you are (a) , you are able to express your thoughts, arguments and ideas clearly and effectively.
to know who or what someone or something you are seeing or hearing is because you have seen or heard them before
(a)
My sister finds it easy to m (a) facts. I'm sure she's got a photographic memory.
I'm sorry, I don't r (a) you. Have we met?
Pablo is very a (a) for his age. He's an excellent public speaker.
Stephen doesn't like working from home. His mind always (a) .
I'm sure I failed my speaking exam. I just couldn't get my words (a) .
She has a special (a) for languages - she already speaks Greek, Arabic and Italian.
My brother has natural athletic ability. He can pretty much do any sport he turns his (a) to.
I was completely b (a) by that grammar lesson. I need to get someone to explain it to me again.
We aren't f (a) by exams because we're so used to doing them.
She admitted ___ my laptop.
taking
to take
If you think of something briefly, it crosses your (a) .
If you go crazy or get extremely frustrated, you lose your (a) .
If you forget everything suddenly, it means your mind went (a) .
If you need to remember something important, you need to (a) it in mind.
to decide: to ____ __ your mind
(a)
If someone asks you not to interefere in their affairs, you should mind your ___ ________.
(a)
Don't worry about it - (a) mind.
If you're struggling to decide between options, you re in ___ _____.
(a)
If you're willing to accept different ideas, you are ____-______.
(a)
Be careful with what you're saying! Mind your (a) .
Be careful when walking! Mind your (a) .
If you forget something, you can say that it has (a) your mind.
If you know what someone is thinking, it means you can (a) their mind.
Someone who's very forgetful has memory like a (a) .
Someone who has excellent memory has memory like an (a) .
If your memory of something is unclear or incomplete, we can say it is (a) .
If you want to help someone remember something, you _______ / ___ their memory.
(a)
If something such as a decision is very easy and obvious, we can say it's a complete __-_______.
(a)
If you need to ask someone for advice or information, we can say that you can pick someone's (a) .
If someone is physically strong but not intelligent, we can say thay are all _____ ___ __ _____.
(a)
If you're trying to understand something complex, you should (a) your brain around it.
She admitted ___ my laptop.
taking
to take
I can't afford ___ a car yet.
buying
to buy
What time did you finish ___ your homework?
doing
to do
Mandy loves ___ team sports.
playing
play
I recommend ___ a bottle of water on the hike.
taking
to take
Ilya doesn't feel like ___ tonight.
cooking
to cook
I couldn't risk ___ a leg on the ski trip.
breaking
to break
Have you considered ___ vegetarian?
becoming
to become
Some of the students volunteered ___ the teacher.
helping
to help
Is Maria ok? I overheard you ___ about her.
talking
to talk
Can you pick Hillary up on the way to the party? I've persuaded her ___ with us.
come
to come
Have you asked anyone else ___ to the cinema with us later?
to go
go
I have to work on the computer tonight. I'll let you ___ it tomorrow.
use
using
The physiotherapist advised me ___ my leg for six weeks.
rest
to rest
Her instructor warned her ___ too fast on residential roads.
not driving
not to drive
The teacher caught Leo ___ under his desk.
texting
text
Our parents make us ___ the table every night before dinner.
to lay
lay
I remember ___ to cook with my grandparents when I was small.
to learn
learning
learn
Did you remember ___ the plants while we were away?
to water
water
watering
We stopped ___ a break halfway up the mountain.
having
to have
have
Leyla stopped ___ to athletics practice last year because she wanted to start attending maths club instead.
to go
going
go
The organisers invited my dad ___ at the conference.
speaking
speak
to speak
Did you hear the neighbours ___ music last night? I think they were having a party.
playing
to play
You mustn't let the exams ___ you out too much. You've done plenty of revision.
stress
stressed
stressing
to stress
Have you tried ___ English with an AI tutor?
practising
to practise
practise
He tried ___ it but it was too heavy.
lifting
lift
to lift
Where's Neal? Did anyone notice him ___ the building?
leave
left
to leave
I'm sorry, but I forgot ___ the money I owe you.
bring
bringing
to bring
When the police questioned him, he denied ___ anything wrong.
do
to do
doing
The actor started to talk at pm and went on ___ for two hours.
talk
talking
to talk
In some ways, being a doctor means ___ your life to your job.
to dedicate
dedicating
dedicate
Please don't bother ___ me again.
to call
calling
call
