PROGRESS TEST 1 1.

Translate the following words in Hungarian and then build sentences with them: relationship compete with end up looks stubborn
2. Build sentences with the following words: oak dusty bootlaces fizzy peak 3. Fill in with the correct form of the verbs in brackets: What is he doing there? He _________________ (repair) the car. We __________ (talk) to John yesterday. Thomas __________ (not see) his mother since Christmas. ________ he already ___________ (leave) the office? At present Jane ______________ (work) for telecommunication company but her husband____________ (not have) a job. How long ago _______the bus________ (leave)? We ___________ (not speak) English since we ____________ (arrive). I ______ just _______ (hear) about the fire. 4. Ask questions for which the underlined words are the answers: Day 3. We left Heathrow Airport in London two days ago and took an overnight flight direct to Katmandu in Nepal. We spent yesterday sightseeing. Katmandu is full of people rickshaws and the smell of sandalwood. I've never been on a trip like this before so I'm really excited.

PROGRESS TEST 1 1. Translate the following words in Hungarian and then build sentences with them: have something out stressful embarrassing miss (someone) competitive
2. Build sentences with the following words: landslide peel breathless block dense 3. Fill in with the correct form of the verbs in brackets: What is he doing there? He _________________ (talk)to the mechanic. We __________ (solve)our problems yesterday. Stephan __________ (not call) his mother since Easter. ________ he already ___________ (have) lunch? At present Grace ______________ (learn) French. Freddy usually ___________ (drink) a lot of coffee. How long ago _______the plane________ (land)? We ___________ (not eat) anything since we ____________ (get)home. I ______ just _______ (clean) my room. 4. Ask questions for which the underlined words are the answers: Day 4. At lunchtime today we arrived at Pokhara, Nepal's second largest city, and saw the snowy peaks of the Himalayas for the first time. We reached Pokhara after a hair-rising six-hour bus journey along very narrow roads with a lot of hair-pin bends. The bus was so full that one person had to share the driver's seat!

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