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If you can __________ something, it means that you have enough money to buy it.
The same word goes in both gaps:
On the one _______ Dublin is very relaxed and friendly and there are loads of pubs and great nightlife. But on the other _______ it is really expensive. There are loads of hotels but few affordable ones and food and drink is very pricey.
Which 3 words are synonymous with the word in bold?
“The very productive talks boosted the relationship between the management and the workers’ council.”
If you make an ___________________ , you work at something and invest huge mental and physical energy in it.
Use these words to fill the gaps. You may only use each word once.
reliant / reliable / rely / unreliable
Hear these words pronounced:
Starbucks CEO Kevin Johnson aims to provide customer service which is “safe, familiar and convenient”.
What does “familiar” mean…
Watch out for false friends!
If you see a job advertisement and you are interested in the position, you have to …
Dear John,
Thanks for the prompt reply to my query.
What does the word in bold mean?
Sometimes, you might get a gift ______________ for your birthday or something like that. It’s a card with a value and when you go to the shop that issued it, you can use it to buy something there. It usually has a validity / expiry date.
Buying online is very _______________. No waiting and no hassle.
inconvenient / productive / bored / clever / successful
Put the verb in brackets into the right tense.
John (go) on business trips the whole time for the past few weeks. So often that I have hardly seen him.
You need two auxiliary verbs before the main verb. One starts with “h” and the other with “b” and the main verb is in the gerund form (+ING).
Complete this sentence in the Present Perfect Continuous by entering the missing words.
John working at the bank since he left school.
The first word has three letters and begins with “h”. The second has four letters and begins with “b”.
If a remote computer server ____________ down, we phone the help desk.
If I __________ more time, I would take more exercise in the gym.
Enter the missing words:
If they not opened the borders inside Europe in 1991, travelling through the EU more complicated now.
The first word begins with “h” and has three letters. The second begins with “w” and has five letters. The third begins with “b” and has two letters.
If the UK hadn’t ____________ the EU, it would have been better for Europe.
Enter the missing words:
If 911 never happened, the US army never invaded Iraq.
The first word is the past tense of “have”. The second word is “would”. The last one is a form of “have”. Which form of have follows “would”?
What word is synonymous with the one in bold here?
“I hope you succeed!”
Use these words to fill the gaps. You may only use each word once.
failure / fail / unfailing / failed
Hear these words pronounced: