FIRST CERTIFICATE LANGUAGE PRACTICE WITH KEY 1 PPSX

• Where there is only one of something. It is clear which one we are talking about. The moon is full tonight. • With nouns followed by a descriptive phrase, which makes them definite. This is the man I told you about. See also the examples in brackets in the next section, paragraphs 4 and 7.[r]

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i) wellcome j) hotter k) reciept 1) wonderfull m) swimming n) regreted o) hopefuly p) applying q) heard r) inshurance s) happily t) advertisment 2 Find a word from the box which rhymes with each word given. a) church search. b) hate c) rough d) throw e) comb f) dumb g) plough h) height[r]

f) Tourists were throwing bread to the flying behind the ship. g) Luckily I had taken some travel pills so I didn't feel h) Children were building sand castles on the 205 FIRST CERTIFICATE LANGUAGE PRACTICE 8 Choose the most suitable word or phrase to complete each senten[r]

FIRST CERTIFICATE LANGUAGE PRACTICE 3 Underline the most suitable word. a) Sue came first in the 5000 metre competition/game/race. b) Jack and Eddie arranged to meet outside the football ground/field/pitch. c) Brenda goes jogging every morning to keep exercised/fit[r]

a comma afterwards, but can come after a comma in the middle of a sentence. • Sequencing We often number or order the points we are making. First (of all) , Secondly , Next , Then , Finally/lastly/last of all In narrative, the sequence of events can be introduced by: First , Then , Aft[r]

stealing Jim the jewels. g) How about going to the theatre tonight? like Would the theatre tonight? h) Peter will look after the children - he has no objection. looking Peter doesn't children. i) 'I'll definitely be here by eight,' Ann promised. would Ann by eight. j) We first met in 1978. Do[r]

a) Mary was so angry that she demanded to see the manager. (demand, hope, risk, stop) b) The weather is so awful that I don't going out this evening. (fancy, like, try, want) c) The children could hardly to leave their pets behind. (bear, forget, regret, seem) d) John to let his children go to the c[r]

Can you fill in this form please? (complete by writing) Our teacher was ill, so Mrs Frost filled in*. (take someone's place) Find out I want to find out what happened. (learn about, discover) Give away The millionaire gave all his money away. (make a gift of) Jill asked me not to give her secret awa[r]

230 Underline the most suitable word or phrase. a) Waiter, could you bring me the account/bill/addition, please? b) It's a very popular restaurant - we should apply for/book/keep a table. c) If you're hungry, why not ask for a large dish/plate/portion? d) Please help/serve/wait yourself to salads fr[r]

e) One of two children born at the same time f) A person who lives near you g) The daughter of your brother or sister h) A person who is fully grown i) A woman whose husband has died j) At a wedding, the friend of the bridegroom k) The sister of the person you marry 1) A person you work wi[r]

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