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Gold Advanced CB

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1 What do you like most about the area where you grew up?

3 Karl provides responses of an appropriate length

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7 0 B study 1 B revealed 2 C challenges to 3 B express a desire 4 C materials 5 B ultimate


6 D opt 7 C premises 8 A over

Challenges to goes with conventional wisdom

Issues with of questions /tests of

Ultimate goes with dream

Opt for and decide on + direct object

Choose and select without preposition

Premises: an area of land including its premises.

Rather + than Instead + of Between does not fit.

3 1 I’d been telling

2 I had, in fact, always been a real city person

3 By the beginning of next month I will have been living here for exactly a year.

4 I’ve been looking back, retracing my steps and coming to understand just how great a
change it has actually been.

5 I’ve spent have discovered

6 will have been here.

4 1 a you are still renovating b you ended

2 a the total B the quantity you need to complete per stage to achieve the goal of arriving in
Santiago.

3 A the moment he finished without knowing how long did it take him.

B ‘’’’’’’’’’’’’’’’’’’’’’’’’’’’’’’’’’’’’’’’’and ‘’’’’’’’’’’’’’’’’’’’’’’’’’’’’’’’’’’’’’’’’’’’’’’’’’’’’’’’’’’’.

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Whine: lloriquear momentáneamente (por una rabieta un niño)

Wail: llanto angustia prolongada sighing: suspirar giggling: reírse nerviosamente


3 1 The teacher said it wasn’t funny and she should stop giggling

2 wailing

3 sighed gutter: alcantarilla

4 whined

5 rumbling

6 buzzing

Groan: gemir, crujido, chillido, carraspear Purr: ronronear (a cat) Shudder: estremecerse
Stutter: tartamudear

5 1 trembled 2 purrs 3 stutters 4 groaned 5 clapped 6 roar 7 barks 8 cough 9 shudder


10 sigh

6 1 clap 2 roar 3 groaned shudder 4 barked 5 coughed stuttered 6 trembled

More than just streetwise

Baffled: confuse or bewilder bewilder: to confuse or puzzle

Awe: a powerful feeling of reverence, fear, or wonder produced by someone or something


overwhelming.

Fare: to experience good or bad fortune, treatment, etc.; get on:

Ply: to work hard or long while using something.

Hail: to greet or welcome, to call out to , as in order.

Ooze: rezumar.

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1B 2B 3 A 4C 5D 6
GRAMMAR FIRST CERTIFICATE Pearson

Entry test Underline

1Am staying 2 flows 3 is becoming 4 are thinking 5 depends

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Speaker 1 1 G 6 D

Speaker 2 2 A 7 C

Speaker 3 3 D 8 B

Speaker 4 4 E 9 F

Speaker 5 5 H 10 G

5 1 space 2 space 3 space 4 room 5 space 6 space 7 space 8 space

Review

1 1 did I manage to buy

2 Not only are 3 3 At no time should you 4 have lived here for 5 Under any circumstances
6 NO sooner had I closed

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2 smell 2 is tasting 3 am seeing 4 is smelling


5 are thinking 6 tastes
3D2B3A4DSC6C7A8B

Bring about: contribute

2 speaker a 1 agree

Speaker b 2 disagree

Speaker c 3 agree

Speaker d 4 agree you have got more time to respond.

Texting champion

1 finalist 2 competion 3

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