5 Rewrite the sentences. Use the words in Capital letters. Do not change the meaning of the origina! sentences. {10 points)
0 Havo you eat.en here before? Tom as kod. IF
Tom azked me if I had eaten there beforc.
1 They are going to hokl a concert lor children in Africa. HELD
A concert
2 The new supermarket is reducing its prices. REDUCED
Prices _________________
3 ITl fly if I know the piane has been checked. UNLESS
I_
4 ‘I didiTt realise that Leo was an artist.’ said Olga. REALISED
Olga said _______________
5 ‘What did you do ar school today?’ asked dad. THAT
Dad asked nie ________
6 ‘Don’t forget to send me a postcard’ said
Jackie when we went on holiday. US Jackie _______________
7 Has someonc put highlights in your hair? HAT)
Have_•
8 Have you eaten here before? IF
Could you _________________
9 Wheres the nearest cash dispenser? KNOW
Do_____________
10 Al most evervone here disapproves of advertising. PEOPLE Most_ _
players asked me to be his personal bodyguard
so IH_from my job at the supermarket,
and went to work for him. Tłien hc marricd a pop star and they moved to Hollywood, with me. One day I was at t acked by someone and spent three months in hospital. I’ve got.!) that now
hut the only prol)lem is I’m finding it. hard to Iosc all the weiglit I U) on while l was lying in
hed!
Who knows what will happen nexl l)ut it’s not a bad Iife here in LA!
Ted Simons
7 Read the text and circle the correct answers. (10 points)
Barry put the key in the lock and opened the door. He always foli. wonderful when ho saw the
huge,"_apartment. He’d almost forgotten liis
poor childhood with the !_kitchen, only big
enough for one person and even (hen too smali.
Now he was a star. Ile J_the most talented singer
in Britain and he łiad everything he could ever
noed. He had had:i_put in his hair and his 1_
was carefully styled so that it always looked as if he
hadift shared for two days.r’_liis old school
friends were nianied with kids now, working in boringjobs, theii' ctreams long forgotten.
He gazed _his reflection and sniiled at
himself. ‘You look 7_gorgeous’ he said, smiling.
Suddenly łfe stoppecl. He looked again at the
reflection. Its_. His hair was tuming grey. Tle
was getting older. f!„_started appeanng on his
face. What was happening? He looked up again
and the reflection was back to normal. He 10_
with fear at what he had seen. What was it? Just his imagination or a view of futuer? And what
would he see in the mirror tomorrow?
<X UL Livy |
c groorny | |
(6) luxurious |
d depressing | |
1 |
a cramped |
C tranąuil |
b magnificent i |
d charming | |
b has voted |
d has been | |
3 |
a pemis |
c highlights |
b partings |
d bleach | |
4 |
a stubble |
c plait |
b pony taił |
d dreadlocks | |
5 |
a Any |
c Most of |
b Most |
d Every | |
6 |
a on |
c to |
b over |
d at | |
7 |
a very |
c extremely |
b pretty |
d absolutely | |
8 |
a changed |
c was changing |
b has been changing |
d is changed | |
9 |
a Dimples |
c Partings |
b Wrinkles |
d Highlights | |
10 |
a sighed |
c shuddered |
b giggled |
d stroił ed |
ooiiipicta tii0 loal *vitn ui 10 Vi0ru iii oacu *jdp. p^inis)
Dear Sir,
You asked Iast month about amazirm fives Weil l've had an amazing Iife and IVe never 1sat an
exaai ul my lue. i was Dorn mto a poor ramily and they needed the rnoney so I left school at 16
and did odd 1_for people in our Street.
Then I got a part2_job in a factory. I
workcd hard but realized I was going nowhere. When a new supermarket opened I applied :i a job there and got taken on. I started
by collecting the shopping4_which
people had left all over the car park and brought them back for other people to use. After a few
years, 15_promotcd to be in charge of
security. I took6_weightlifting and
jogging and no one ever escaped from me. The local football club heard about me and I worked for them on Saturday aftemoons, stopping people
from running onto the 7_. I was able to
sec the football for free as well. Then one of the
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