Complete the sentenceswith the correct word.

•  plastic • host • vocal • social • homeless • cheerful • gossip • sank • sneeze • blush

     Bob volunteers at a................................... shelter at the weekends.

Complete the sentenceswith the correct word.• plastic • host • vocal • social • homeless • cheerful • gossip • sank • sneeze • blush

   Her heart................................... when she saw the boatleave without her.

Complete the sentences with the correct word. plastic • host • vocal • social • homeless • cheerful • gossip • sank • sneeze • blush

       I................................... when my nose gets irritated.

Complete the sentences with the correct word. plastic • host • vocal • social • homeless • cheerful • gossip • sank • sneeze • blush

      The singer had to rest her................................... cords beforethe concert.

Complete the sentences with the correct word. plastic • host • vocal • social • homeless • cheerful • gossip • sank • sneeze • blush

    Too many people are having................................... surgery these days.

Complete the sentences with the correct word. plastic • host • vocal • social • homeless • cheerful • gossip • sank • sneeze • blush

     Helen is the least................................... person I know.She never smiles.

Complete the sentences with the correct word. plastic • host • vocal • social • homeless • cheerful • gossip • sank • sneeze • blush

    People who................................... about others  are often just jealous of them.

-Complete the sentences with the correct word. plastic • host • vocal • social • homeless • cheerful • gossip • sank • sneeze • blush

  It pays to learn aboutthe................................... etiquette of another culturewhen you travel.

Complete the sentences with the correct word. plastic • host • vocal • social • homeless • cheerful • gossip • sank • sneeze • blush

      I always................................... when I feel embarrassed.

Complete the sentences with the correct word. plastic • host • vocal • social • homeless • cheerful • gossip • sank • sneeze • blush

  Mark stayed with a great................................... family in Spain last year.

Jan went outside and ................. a deep breath.

Tony ran up to Jane and .............. her a big hug.

Try not to .....................your temper.

   I hope you ...................... your goals.

Drivers need to ................ alert on long journeys.

 Lyn has lived in Mexico........... she was eight.

     I.......... Georgia for over a month.

 Derek.......... study abroad next year,but he isn’t sure.

  John.......... to Switzerland last year.

   Katy loves.......... to weddings.

     Lee denied.......... the vase.

   Sue.......... since this morning.

   Have you.......... tasted Indian food?

   Petty hates........... to classical music.

Jon claims.......... the night the crime took place.

 They.......... Spanish for two years now.

      The opportunity was too good ..........

       They’re lost. They........... know the area.

1          Jenny seems........... her new job.

       It.......... since lastnight.

      A: What can I do for you?

       B: 

    A: Sorry again.

B: 

     A: I’ll make sure itdoesn’t happen again.

B: 

  A: Could I talk to you fora minute?

B: 

A: I’m Tony Smith.

B: 

Make the opposite meaning of the adjectives in brackets.

The sales assistant was very  .......................... so I didn't buy anything. (helpful)

Make the opposite meaning of the adjectives in brackets.

Steve never considers the results of his actions. He can be very ...................... (responsible).

Make the opposite meaning of the adjectives in brackets.

I find it ....................... to sleep if someone snores. (possible)

Make the opposite meaning of the adjectives in brackets.

It's ......................... to keep the money if a sales assistant gives you too much change. (honest)

Make the opposite meaning of the adjectives in brackets.

It was an .................... dinner party so we didn't need to dress up. (formal)

Make the opposite meaning of the adjectives in brackets.

Tony's arguments were ....................... . They just didn't make sense. (logical)

John took ..... his jumper because he was too hot.

Can you turn .....................your music please, Sam? I can't hear the TV/

Now turn ................. the page and look at Exercise 3, everyone.

Frank turned ..... at the party at about 9pm.

Matt turned ...... the job because he found  a better one.

I take .................. my grandfather. We are both tall with green eyes.

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Max is tired of hustle and ......... of the big city.

Tom ..................... with customers in his job.

They ........................ the party an hour ago.

Brian can't stand .................................... .

At first she felt a bit .................... when she spoke to the crowd.

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  You will hear five different people talking about books they have read.

Match the speaker (1-5) to the statements (A-F). One letter is odd.

Which speaker...

A      read a book that was part of a series?

B      has not read anything recently?

C     chose a book based on afriend’s recommendation?

D    enjoyed reading somethingdifferent for a change?

E     read a true story?

F     found the book boring, but pretendedto enjoy it?