1. 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 We lived in Edinburgh when I was a child.
(USED)
We ________________________________ in Edinburgh when I was a child.
2 Jack always messed around in class!
(WAS)
Jack __________________________________ in class!
3 It stopped raining and then we went to play tennis.
(HAD)
We went to play tennis when _____________________________ raining.
4 Our teachers don’t allow us to use dictionaries in class.
(LET)
Our teachers ____________________________ dictionaries in class.
5 I don’t have enough money to buy a ticket.
(AFFORD)
I _______________________________ a ticket.

6 They force us to work hard at this school.

(MAKE)
They _______________________________________ at this school.
7 Did you have any pets when you were younger?
(USE)
Did _________________________________ any pets when you were younger?
8 I lost my phone so I couldn’t call you.
(HAD)
I couldn’t call you because _________________________________ my phone.
9 Jenna always asked to borrow money from me.
(WAS)
Jenna __________________________________ to borrow money from me.
10 I’m happy to help you.
(MIND)
I _________________________________ you.

2 Use the word given in capitals at the end of some of the lines to form a word that fits in the gap in the same
line.
Teaching is certainly not an easy job. You have to be keen and (1) ______________ even if ENTHUSIASM
your students don’t seem particularly interested in what you are doing. Some students may be
DISRUPT
(2) ______________ in class, which can be very annoying, and they may become ARGUMENT
(3) ______________ if you try to tell them off. Still, it can be a very rewarding job too. You can IMAGINE
use your (4) ______________ to prepare lessons that are both fun and interesting, and you INSPIRE
know that if you get it right, you could be a real (5) ______________ to your students and help
them make a success of their lives.

My mum and dad first met when they were students. My dad was living in a small flat in
Manchester and my mum moved into the (1) ____________ flat with two of her friends. JOIN
(2) ____________, they didn’t get on well at first. My mum was interested in my dad, but he was SURPRISE
very sociable, and wasn’t prepared to give her his (3) ____________ attention. But they soon DIVIDE
started seeing each other, and made the (4) ____________ to get married when they both DECIDE
finished their studies. Their MARRY
(5) ____________ has been very happy, and they’re still together nearly twenty years later.