FCE Unit 3 Review Flashcards
how ends the past tense verb?
develop
develop-ed
how ends the past tense verb?
enjoy
enjoy-ed
how ends the past tense verb?
happen
happen-ed
how ends the past tense verb?
mention
mention-ed
how ends the past tense verb?
occur
occur-ed
how ends the past tense verb?
open
open-ed
how ends the past tense verb?
plan
plan-ned
how ends the past tense verb?
prefer
prefer-red
how ends the past tense verb?
stop
stop-ped
how ends the past tense verb?
study
study-ing
how ends the past tense verb?
travel
travel-led
how ends the past tense verb?
try
tr-ied
travel, journey, trip or way?
A ___ is a journey in which you visit a place for a short time and come back again.
trip
travel, journey, trip or way?
___ refers only to the route that you take to get from one place to another.
way
travel, journey, trip or way?
The noun ___ is a general word which means the activity of travelling.
travel
travel, journey, trip or way?
Use ___ to talk about when you travel from one place to another.
journey
travel, journey, trip or way?
I went on one of those ___ overland to Kenya…
journeys
travel, journey, trip or way?
… we made a ___ to the beach, which was only about 20 minutes away by bus.
trip
travel, journey, trip or way?
We were on our ___ back down the mountain when we got caught in this really big storm.
way
travel, journey, trip or way?
I really like that sort of mixing of cultures - it’s one of the best things about foreign ___…
travel
which one is correct?
She met plenty of interesting people during her weekend TRAVEL / TRIP to Montreal.
trip
which one is correct?
We stopped at the supermarket on the WAY / TRIP to the beach to pick up some cold drinks.
way
which one is correct?
My mum and dad have booked a JOURNEY / TRIP to Greece for our holidays this August.
trip
which one is correct?
People spend far more on foreign TRAVEL / JOURNEYS than they did 50 years ago.
travel
which one is correct?
The TRAVEL / JOURNEY to my village will take about three hours.
journey
which one is correct?
Have a good TRAVEL / TRIP to Budapest!
trip
which one is correct?
You can’t get to school by bicycle if the JOURNEY / WAY is too long.
journey
which one is correct?
Can you tell me the best JOURNEY / WAY to the bus station?
way
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nature (n)
natural
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adventure (n)
adventurous
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friend (n)
friendly
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memory (n)
memorable
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mystery (n)
mysterious
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risk (n+v)
risky
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crowd
crowded
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thrill (n+v)
thrilled
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doubt (n+v)
doubtful
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success (n)
successful
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remark (n+v)
remarkable
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access (n+v)
accessable
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artist
artist-ic
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caution
cati-ous
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color
color-ful
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educate
educat-ional
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emotion
emotion-al
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energy
energ-etic
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mass
mass-ive
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predict
predict-able
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reason
reason-able
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respond
respon-sible
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storm
storm-y
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thought
thought-ful
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wealth
wealth-y
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The wooden seats looked quite ___ so she decided to stand. COMFORT
uncomfortable
form the word
A ___ passenger offered her seat to the blind man. THOUGHT
thoughtful
form the word
They were dressed in bright, ___ clothes. COLOUR
colourful
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This is an ___ experience. FORGET
unforgettable
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I began to feel more ___ on our way to the airport. OPTIMIST
optimistic
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The noise inside became ___. CONSIDER
considerable
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Tasha began to feel a little ___ that she might not get to the door… ANXIETY
anxious
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A ___ passenger saw her problem and shouted… SYMPATHY
sympathetic
sym-path-e-tic
at / in / on
We got up late ___ the morning or even ___ the afternoon…
in / in
at / in / on
Except of course ___ days when it was cloudy.
on
at / in / on
But ___ night, we were down at the clubs.
at
at / in / on
We were getting back to the hotel ___ two or three in the morning.
at
at / in / on
I went off with a couple of my friends ___ March.
in
at / in / on
is there a mistake?
I would like to travel on July because it is the perfect time…
in July, not on July
at / in / on
is there a mistake?
In the weekends, he only stays at home on Sunday on the afternoon.
At the weekends /
in the afternoon
at / in / on
is there a mistake?
At weekends, everything opens in 11.00 AM
at 11.00 AM
at / in / on
is there a mistake?
She graduated from Cambridge University at 2018.
in 2018
at / in / on
is there a mistake?
The traffic makes us nervous, particularly in certain times of the day…
at certain times
past simple or past perfect
We were feeling hungry although we ___ (eat) lunch only an hour before.
had eaten
past simple or past perfect
I didn’t know my way around the city because I ___ (never be) there before.
had never been
past simple or past perfect
The party, which our hosts ___ (organise) before we arrived…
had organised
past simple or past perfect
When I ___ (arrive) in Nairobi I wasn’t allowed into the country…
arrived
past simple or past perfect
I ___ (recognise) her from the photograph, although I ___ (never speak) to her before.
recognised / had never spoken
past simple or past perfect
He helped to raise money to repair homes which the hurricane ___ (damage)
had damaged
past perfect simple or continous
The storm damaged the house where she ___ (live) since she left school.
had been living
past perfect simple or continous
We ___ (walk) up the mountain for about three hours when suddenly it ___ (bigin) to rain.
had been walking /
began
past perfect simple or continous
I ___ (already finish) the work when she ___ (offer) to help me.
had already finished /
offered
past perfect simple or continous
I ___ (only speak) for 30 seconds when he interrupted me with a question.
had only been speaking
past perfect simple or continous
I was tired and dirty when I ___ (get) home because I ___ (walk) in the country all afternoon.
had been walking
at / on / in / no preposition
8 o’ clock
at
at / on / in / no preposition
the moment
at
at / on / in / no preposition
Christmas
at
at / on / in / no preposition
the weekend
at
at / on / in / no preposition
lunchtime
at
at / on / in / no preposition
night
at
at / on / in / no preposition
the end of the month
at
at / on / in / no preposition
midnight
at
at / on / in / no preposition
Easter
at
at / on / in / no preposition
Friday
on
at / on / in / no preposition
my birthday
on
at / on / in / no preposition
Thursday morning
on
at / on / in / no preposition
May 10th
on
at / on / in / no preposition
Christmas Day
on
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the morning
in
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a moment
in
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June
in
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the 80’s
in
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the winter
in
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1991
in
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20 minutes
in
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eight months
in
at / on / in / no preposition
three days
in
at / on / in / no preposition
last summer
–
at / on / in / no preposition
tomorrow
–
at / on / in / no preposition
this morning
–
at / on / in / no preposition
next week
–
at / on / in / no preposition
today
–
at / on / in / no preposition
last week
–
at / on / in / no preposition
yesterday
–
at / on / in
Use ___ for specific days and dates.
on
at / on / in
Use ___ for times of the day and festivals.
at
at / on / in
Use ___ for parts of the day, months, years, seasons and decades.
in
at / on / in
Exceptions:
___ night / the weekend
at
form sentense so / such
The dog couldn’t get through such a small opening.
The opening ___ that the dog couldn’t get through. SO
was so small
form sentense so / such
We walked out because it was so noisy.
There was ___ that we walked out. MUCH
so much noise
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The bread was too hard for us to eat.
It ___ that we couldn’t eat it. SUCH
was such hard bread
form sentense so / such
We came home early because of the awful accommodation.
We ___ that we came home early. HAD
had such awful accommodation
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They made it clear that they would not allow people to behave in such a way.
They made it clear that ___ tolerated. BEHAVIOUR
such behaviour would not be
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He has such bad writing that I can’t read his letters.
If he ___, I could read his letters. BADLY
did not write so badly
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If he had driven faster, he wouldn’t have annoyed everybody.
He ___ that he annoyed everybody. SLOWLY
drove so slowly
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They didn’t give us enough time to finish the job.
We were ___ that we couldn’t finish the job. LITTLE
given so little time
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Her terrible singing drove everyone away.
She ___ that everyone walked out. SINGER
is so a terrible singer
form sentense so / such
The children were too energetic for me to contorl.
The children had ___ that I couldn’t control them. MUCH
so much energy
form sentense so / such
It was the most beautiful view I had ever seen.
I ___ beautiful view before.
have never seen such a
form sentense so / such
The weather was unexpectedly cold.
We had not ___ weather.
expected such cold
