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Come on! Hurry up. It’s time we ____ going.

2. Students, who advocate that study abroad has a lot of disadvantge, have their ____ reason.

5. Secondly, many students do not want to return to their country after graduation, because most of them want to seek a ____ life and brighter future overseas.

7. To this issue, some ____ students hold a different attitude, arguing that students should go abroad to study.

10. Students can learn advanced science and technology. They receive a different education. The book resources are ____ up-to-date.

11.The professors are aware ____ all the latest development in their fields. Therefore, the standard of teaching is much higher.

She has worked in Chicago since she ___ (to move) there.

He doesn't mind ___ (walk) but would prefer ___ (stay) at home.

When the father entered the room the kids ___ (to fool) around.

Her son ___ (to teach) to read now.

When it comes to ___ (invite) me to go out, he's always shy.

You can't make me ___(say) what you want me ___ (say).

By the age of 18, he _______ his university degree.

As he ______ in Italy for several years, he spoke good Italian.

As soon ________ his dinner, he went out.

I promise I ________ you as soon as I _________ home.

When I was a kid, I ______ use to spend much time with my brother.

We were standing at the _________ desk, when the flight ___________.

My mother insisted _________ a statement.

My sister refused ______ me money.

He warned me ______ anything.

______ you work, ______ you get.

____ Nile flows across ______ Sahara desert and into _____ Mediterranean sea.

In 1957, six counries in _____ Europe, including _____ Germany and _____ Netherlands, formed _____ union for economic co-operation.

Fill in the gap.

The new role she took on at work is incredibly ......., requiring her to handle multiple projects

Fill in the gap.

After his exceptional performance and contributions to the team's success, John requested a..... during his annual review.

They moved to London, so I ..... them ..... ages.

Before the parents ... home the children ... supper.

I look forward .... my new roommate.

I used to feel perfectly at ease on the slopes. As an experienced skier, I had trust in my instincts and my equipment, and generally always felt in control. That all changed a few years ago, though. Now, my skis rest in my attic collecting dust, and they will remain there for the rest of my life – all because of one fateful day that nearly cost me my life.

The day started out like any other in the ski resorts where I used to train. There was a sunny sky and a cold mountain air swirling around me. I had been skiing with my friends for a few hours when I told them I was going back to the cabin for a break. Then, on my way back, I came across a very steep slope just outside the resort. I couldn’t resist the challenge! Alone and at the top of what looked like the most difficult ski slope I had ever seen, I was very excited. A quarter of the way down, however, my excitement turned to panic as I felt a low but steady rumble beneath me. The snow at my feet began to tremble and although I had never been the victim of an avalanche before, I could still recognise the signs.

The next thing I knew, I was screaming with pain on a helicopter flying towards a hospital. The snow had broken my leg and had knocked me unconscious and, miraculously, five hours later, I had been rescued. I was later told that the rescue team wasn’t even looking for survivors – even my friends thought I had just returned to the cabin and were calling my mobile phone to tell me about what happened. The team just happened to see my skis lying on top of the snow.

I still think about the foolish decision I made that day that almost cost me my life. First, I didn’t tell my friends where I was going when I wandered off and, second, I took on a slope that was far too dangerous. My need for excitement, that rush that only extreme sports can give, had got the better of me. Now, my children are advanced skiers and I’m quite sure they would never make the same mistake I did. As for me, I surprisingly don’t miss skiing that much.

I’m content to sip hot chocolate in a ski cabin rather than go out on the slopes.

Read the text and choose the correct answer.

 The writer’s intention in the text is to

I used to feel perfectly at ease on the slopes. As an experienced skier, I had trust in my instincts and my equipment, and generally always felt in control. That all changed a few years ago, though. Now, my skis rest in my attic collecting dust, and they will remain there for the rest of my life – all because of one fateful day that nearly cost me my life.

The day started out like any other in the ski resorts where I used to train. There was a sunny sky and a cold mountain air swirling around me. I had been skiing with my friends for a few hours when I told them I was going back to the cabin for a break. Then, on my way back, I came across a very steep slope just outside the resort. I couldn’t resist the challenge! Alone and at the top of what looked like the most difficult ski slope I had ever seen, I was very excited. A quarter of the way down, however, my excitement turned to panic as I felt a low but steady rumble beneath me. The snow at my feet began to tremble and although I had never been the victim of an avalanche before, I could still recognise the signs.

The next thing I knew, I was screaming with pain on a helicopter flying towards a hospital. The snow had broken my leg and had knocked me unconscious and, miraculously, five hours later, I had been rescued. I was later told that the rescue team wasn’t even looking for survivors – even my friends thought I had just returned to the cabin and were calling my mobile phone to tell me about what happened. The team just happened to see my skis lying on top of the snow.

I still think about the foolish decision I made that day that almost cost me my life. First, I didn’t tell my friends where I was going when I wandered off and, second, I took on a slope that was far too dangerous. My need for excitement, that rush that only extreme sports can give, had got the better of me. Now, my children are advanced skiers and I’m quite sure they would never make the same mistake I did. As for me, I surprisingly don’t miss skiing that much.

I’m content to sip hot chocolate in a ski cabin rather than go out on the slopes.

Read the text and choose the correct answer.

How did the rescue team find the writer?

Choose the correct answer.

Mary is a ____ person; she gets upset very easily.

Choose the correct answer.

Jackie is very ____; she’s always there when you need her.

Complete the sentence.

Neither of the workers was happy with the new legislation,  ____?

Complete the sentence.

Everybody should visit Goreme, ____?

Complete the sentence.

It is breaking news. Something bad must have happened at the airport. Pass the remote control to me, ____? 

Complete the sentence.

Just because the teacher of math has strict rules in class, everybody dislikes him too much, ____? 

Complete the sentence.

One of the things I used to do was breaking ice floes in the stream, ____? 

Complete the sentence.

He ____ hard for the exam, didn't he?

After her parents' divorce, Sarah had to learn to manage her finances ... her own.

The delay in the project was caused ... a shortage of essential materials.

The advanced technology is capable ... detecting even the slightest changes in the environment.

The explorers faced harsh conditions and some died ... exposure to extreme cold temperatures

He was accused ... being involved in a fraudulent scheme to deceive investors.

1     This accident could ______________________  (avoid) easily! I wish they had listened to me!

    Everyone enjoys ________________________  (take) seriously.

   Children need _________________________ (praise) when they do something well.

  I just can’t stand ________________________  (treat) this way!

1     I think you might ________________________  (give) the wrong information yesterday!

1     We_______________ constantly ___________ __________ (manipulate) by big corporations! All the time!

As kids, we ____________________________ to believe many silly things.

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We regret ______ you that tonight`s performance will be cancelled.

I`ll never forget ________ my favourite film star.

She will soon get used _______ contact lenses.

I'm in a difficult position. What do you advise ... ?

I remember ....................................... my son to the Zoo for the first time.

3. ____ more responcible, she wouldn't have lost her job.

1. ___ the heavy rain, all flights were cancelled.

4. I wish you ____ making so much noise! I just need to relax for a while.

Identify the synonym to the word “sensitivity”.

Identify the synonym to the word “reduce”.

Identify the synonym to the word “accumulate”.

Identify the synonym to the word “eliminate”.

Choose the correct question form:

Choose the correct translation for “ускладнення”:

Choose the correct preposition.

Chrissy told Paul to stop teasing her but he kept _________ doing it.

Complete the sentence: Before the cavity forms, the process is ___, but once a cavity forms, the lost tooth structure cannot be regenerated.

Complete the sentence: Appearance of a chalky white spot on the surface of the tooth is referred to as ___ decay.

Choose the correct preposition.

guilty

Choose the correct preposition.

take advantage

Choose the correct preposition.

demand

Choose the correct preposition.

failure

Choose the correct preposition.

difficulty

Choose the correct preposition.

experienced

The mother looks _____ herbaby

I prefer reading _____ writing

We congratulated mum _____ Birthday

Everybody has time for a _____ walk to de-stress.

It's ______ to the top of the mountain. Are you sure you want to go?

Excuse me, _______open the window? It seems to be stuck.

With that bright red car, he _______ it as he drove past.

Remember, children, you _______the street without looking both ways first.

I told you that you _______ your laptop to the meeting; we have plenty of them here.

Sue hasn't contacted me. She ............... my message. 

.......my phone, I could not contact anyone 

I surprisingly received a ......... letter

The man ___ (run) down the street was arrested by the police.

I read the book ... in the town.

I saw a ... shadow on her face.

I took the picture ... by my cousin.

I tried.... the door, but it was locked from inside.

This jacket is dirty. it neds .......

Sue can't afford ...... on holiday.

You'd better not __________these mushrooms. I'm not sure if they are edible or not.

My mother enjoys _____ by her because she considers that he is pretty good.

I'm looking forward ________ at the weekend.