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Questions and Answers
The subway in Athens is ________ (modern) one I’ve ever been on.
The subway in Athens is ________ (modern) one I’ve ever been on.
the most modern
What’s __________ (quick) way to get around New York?
What’s __________ (quick) way to get around New York?
the quickest
Are trains here ________ (expensive) as in Britain?
Are trains here ________ (expensive) as in Britain?
as expensive
I think my old car was ________ (economical) than my new one.
I think my old car was ________ (economical) than my new one.
You look much ________ (good) with short hair!
You look much ________ (good) with short hair!
Unfortunately, my new office is just ________ (tiny) as my last one.
Unfortunately, my new office is just ________ (tiny) as my last one.
That was probably ________ (bad) coffee I’ve ever drunk!
That was probably ________ (bad) coffee I’ve ever drunk!
Mary speaks _________ (slowly) than Anna, so she’s easier to understand.
Mary speaks _________ (slowly) than Anna, so she’s easier to understand.
We had 1________ nice little hotel and relax after 2_______ trip.
We had 1________ nice little hotel and relax after 2_______ trip.
Is there anything that you’re really afraid ________?
Is there anything that you’re really afraid ________?
I’m fed up ________ my job. I need a change.
I’m fed up ________ my job. I need a change.
We need to s______ off for the airport at 6:00 if the flight is at 9:00.
We need to s______ off for the airport at 6:00 if the flight is at 9:00.
Slow d______! You’re going way too fast!
Slow d______! You’re going way too fast!
Match the following words with the same sound:
Match the following words with the same sound:
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Study Notes
Grammar
- The test requires students to write the correct comparative or superlative form of adjectives
- Examples include "modern", "quick", and "expensive"
- Another section of the test requires students to complete the gaps in an email with the correct article (a, an, the, or no article)
- The email describes a trip to Rome and includes details about the hotel, the city, and a friend who will be showing the writer around.
Vocabulary
- The test requires students to complete compound nouns related to transportation
- This includes words like "rush", "seat", and "traffic"
- Students need to use the correct prepositions for phrases used in conversations about transportation and travel
- Example: frightened of, fed up with, laughing at, depends on, reminds me of, married to, arriving in.
- The final vocabulary section assesses understanding of phrasal verbs related to travel and transportation.
- The phrasal verbs include "set off", "run out of", "slow down", "end up" and "pick up"
Pronunciation
- The test requires students to match words with the same sound
- The student needs to match the sounds of the words "bridge", "limit","rush", "coach", "seat", and "lane"
- The student is required to underline the stressed syllable in the following words: underground, highway, afraid, carriage, and pedestrian.
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