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Ejercicips USE
Ejercicips USE
The new scheme provides greater ways / methods / opportunities / reasons for school-leavers to find
work.
Many business executives have / experience / bear / create stress in their work.
Opponents of censorship pick / show / speak / point out that television programmes are already regulated.
After four attempts, he succeeded / managed / resulted / achieved in passing his exam.
You have 30 minutes to complete the attempt / effort / task / labour.
He was running so quickly that I only caught a glimpse / glance / look / catch of him as he disappeared
around the corner.
There is a spectacular perspective / view / sight / outlook of the city from the top of the hill.
This small seaside town is almost deserted in the winter, otherwise / even / although / despite there are a
few people who live here permanently.
The architects work was superb, but he charged an enormous ticket / fare / fee / subscription.
Stress can often push / turn / bring / move a small problem into a crisis.
Although / However / Still / Despite he passed his exam, he was very disappointed with his grade.
It would give / offer / do / have you good to get away for a few days.
He has neglected / declined / lessened / disposed his studies and I doubt that he will pass the exam.
We could not afford a holiday in spite / regardless of / even if / no matter you got another, part-time job.
He took the job as a way of catching / gaining / raising / grasping useful experience.
Frozen foods are usually cheap, however / despite / whereas / nevertheless fresh produce can be quite
expensive.
No matter how many great roles he plays in the future, he will always be associated / relating /
connecting / attached with the one that made him famous.
Im not too fond / keen / pleased / eager on classical music.
Once you have confirmed / approved / agreed / consented on a price, make sure there are no hidden or
extra changes.
The sinking of the oil tanker resulted in a greater / main / bigger / major environmental disaster.
B. Key Word Transformation. Complete the second sentence so that it has a similar meaning to
the first sentence, using the word given. Do not change the word given. You must use
between two and five words, including the word given.
1. My sister is too short to be a fashion model.
NOT
My sister ............................................................................................ to be a fashion model.
2. Ann was the only one who didnt enjoy the performance.
APART
Everyone ............................................................................................ Ann.
3. My Physics test was easier than I had expected.
AS
My physics test .................................................................................. I had expected.
4. I expect you were hungry after not having eaten all day.
BEEN
You ..................................................................................................... after not having eaten all day.
5. The bag is completely empty.
LEFT
There .................................................................................................. bag.
6. Bill isnt usually in a bad mood.
LIKE
It is ..................................................................................................... in a bad mood.
7. It was raining so they cancelledf the picnic.
OWING
The picnic .......................................................................................... rain.
8. It might get chilly tonight, so take your jacket.
CASE
Take your jacket ................................................................................ chilly tonight.
9. Alison would rather not go out to dinner with us.
FEEL
Alison ................................................................................................ out to dinner with us.
C. Word Formation. Complete each sentence with the correct word derived from the word in
capitals following the sentence.
1. MAJOR
2. KNOW
3. BROAD
4. SHORT
5. WEALTH
6. SOLVE
7. JOURNAL
opportunities
experience
point
succeeded
task
glimpse
view
although
fee
turn
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Although
do
neglected
even if
gaining
whereas
associated
keen
agreed
major
B.
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2
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5
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10
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C.
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2
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majority
knowledge
broaden
shortly
wealthy
solution
journalist
amusement
concerned
disapproval
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20
unsuitable
misjudgement
countless
harmful
valuable
inhabitants
tendency
amazingly
unbelievably
unreasonable