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Vocabulary
A Complete the two short texts with the words in the boxes.
B Replace the italicised words and phrases with a compound adjective from the box.
(16) Come on! I know you’re almost 50, but that doesn’t mean you can’t enjoy dancing. MIDDLE-
AGED
(17) Don’t worry! All teenagers have a horrible taste in clothes. It will be over very soon. SHORT-
LIVED
(18) I prefer men who have no beard or moustache. ARE CLEAN-SHAVEN
Grammar
C Choose the correct alternative to complete the sentences.
(25) Mary, ___WHOSE__ boyfriend was in a Goth band, has just got married.
a) that b) who c) whose
(28) In the 1960s, _WHEN____ hippies were the in-thing, what kind of music did your dad listen to?
a) when b) what c) that
(29) Models, ___WHO__ are skinny, often suffer from Body Dysmorphia Disorder.
a) that b) whose c) who
D Are the following sentences Defining (D) or Non-defining (ND) relative clauses?
(30) Goths, who dress in black, usually like watching horror movies. D D / ND
(31) My mother is the one who gets upset with my choice in clothes. D D / ND
(32) Is that the leather jacket you used to wear? ND D / ND
(33) She wears pink, which is probably the worst colour for her complexion. D D / ND
(34) His sister, whose boyfriend is a footballer, wants to be an actress. D D / ND
(37) People suffer / suffering from BDD often don’t realize they have the condition. SUFFER
(38) Clothes designed / designing for teenagers have to be really fashionable. DESIGNED
(39) Actresses wanted / wanting to be successful often have to think about their image. WANTING
(40) Middle-aged men worried / worrying about putting on weight should think about exercising more
frequently. WORRIED
(41) Hollywood was full of paparazzi tried / trying to take photographs of all the celebrities. TRYING
(42) Parents concerned / concerning about the way their children dress should just try to relax and
remember what they were like when they were young. CONCERNED
(43) I sometimes find my daughter’s friends can be really annoyed / annoying, especially when they
are listening to loud music. ANNOYING
Functional language
F Choose the correct alternative to the sentences.
(44) As well as / What’s more having no dress sense your taste in music is terrible. AS WELL AS
(45) He told me my clothes were old-fashioned and, as well as / what’s more, he said I was ugly!
WHAT'S MORE
(46) In addition to / In addition buying a new jacket she bought two pairs of shoes! IN ADDITION TO
(47) Your new boyfriend is rude, in addition to / on top of that he’s dumb. ON TOP OF THAT
(48) In addition / Besides being handsome he’s also really well-off. BESIDES
(49) Wow! Your hair is fantastic. What’s more / In addition to those earrings really suit you. WHAT'S
MORE
(50) She’s an airhead in addition to / on top of that being one of the most annoying people I’ve ever
met.IN ADDITION TO