Test 5, Paper 3: Use of English (page 112) Part 1: A shirt of two sports : Only the right answer makes sense in the context. : The phrasal verb ‘took up’ is the only one that fits the context. The other words would be followed by a preposition : Only the right answer makes a fixed expression. : The phrasal verb ‘base something on’ is the only one that fits the context. uUbBWNS g0nPrP 6B: Only the right answer makes a fixed expression. 7 CG Only the right answer is followed by ‘with’ 8B: The other linking words do not fit the context. 9 A: Only the right answer is followed by ‘to’ 10 D: Only the right answer is followed by ‘to’ 11 A: ‘despite’ is the only word that fits the context. 12. C: Only the right answer means the same as ‘connected’ and goes with the preposition ‘with’. Part 2: The blood moon 13. What (determiner) introduces a cleft sentence. 14 being (verb) 15 at (preposition) fixed phrase 16 during (preposition) 17 by (preposition) following ‘surrounded’ 18 that/which (relative pronoun) introduces a clause 19 before (preposition) 20 as (adverbial) part of the phrase ‘known as’ 21 up (preposition) phrasal verb 22. (Al)though (linker) 23. able/likely (adjective) 24 in (preposition) part of a fixed phrase ‘in dire need’ 25 would (modal verb) 26 unless (conjunction) 27 so (adverb)Part 3: A real test of manhood 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 investment (verb to noun) findings (verb to noun) attractive (verb to adjective) statement (verb to noun) surgeon (noun to noun) particularly (adjective to adverb) satisfaction (verb to noun) practical (noun to adjective) incompetence (adjective to noun) essential (noun to adjective) Part 4 38 39 40 41 42 taken: phrasal verb, collocation, phrasal verb rest: collocations sharp: collocations save: collocation with ‘till last’, collocation, phrasal verb run: collocation with ‘buses’, phrasal verb, phrasal verb Part 5 43 44 45 46 47 48 49 50 see no point in: fixed expression in the interests of the company: fixed expression/parallel phrase said (that) he was suffering from: change of verb plus preposition is likely that the parking: fixed expression to replace ‘probably’ action on the part of: fixed expression had left/gone/departed by the time: past perfect with ‘by the time’ may have escaped your notice/attention: modal verb + collocation had not been missing, | might/may/could/would: modal conditional