CHECK YOUR ENGLISH VOCABULARY FOR TOEIC PART 8

choose ‘American’, which you will find by clicking on ‘Options’ at the top of the page.Extending your vocabularyAlso remember that there are other methods of acquiring new vocabulary. For example,you should read as much as possible from a different variety of authentic reading m[r]

CHECK YOUR ENGLISH VOCABULARY FORTOEFL®byRawdon WyattTHIRD EDITIONA & C Black Londonwww.acblack.comFirst edition published in Great Britain 2002Second edition published in 2004This third edition published in 2007A & C Black Publishers Ltd38 Soho Square, Lo[r]

CHECK YOUR ENGLISH VOCABULARY FORLEISURE, TRAVEL ANDTOURISMRawdon WyattA & C Black ț LondonSecond EditionFirst published 1995 by Peter Collin Publishing as Check Your English Vocabulary for Hotels, Tourism and Catering Management[r]

Now, in my opinion, the best thing about modern information technology is the (1) network that linksmillions of computers from around the world. Once you've got yourself a / an (2) company that allowsyou (3) entry, and a (4) program that finds information you can start using this. It's especially us[r]

which you can look at. Let me (8) turn the computer on, enter my code and access the computersystem, and I'll show you ours. OK, here we go. Oh no, another (9) advertisement that suddenly appearson the computer screen. How annoying. Let me just remove it. That's better.Now, I can never rememb[r]

CHECK YOUR ENGLISH VOCABULARY FORTOEIC®byRawdon WyattA & C Black Ⴇ Londonwww.acblack.comFirst published in Great Britain in 2006A & C Black Publishers Ltd38 Soho Square, London W1D 3HB© Rawdon Wyatt 2006All rights reserved.No part of this publicatio[r]

This book has been written for people whose first language is not English, and who need to useEnglish in the context of banking and finance. It covers language useful for working in retailbanking, company finance departments and other situations involving financial transactions.[r]

Prepositions43© Bloomsbury Publishing. For reference see Dictionary of Leisure, Travel and Tourism (0-7475-7222-4).Read this passage, and match the names of the restaurants and bars in bold with the typeof establishment they are on the next page.There are lots of different places where you ca[r]

© Bloomsbury Publishing. For reference see Dictionary of Leisure, Travel and Tourism (0-7475-7222-4).Note: AmE = American English (the English used in North America)Abbreviations 1: International organisations (pages 1 + 2)Across4. Hostel 6. Cultural 8.Union 9. Labour 10.[r]

Complete each sentence with one or two words. These can all be found by reading from leftto right in the box at the bottom of the page. You do not need all the words in the box.1. I need to get some cash and the banks are closed. Is there a/an __________ near here that will takemy card? 2. To get fr[r]

Exercise 1Complete paragraphs 1 - 12 with the most appropriate word or expression from the box.1. The __________ we stayed at was right by the beach. It had three bedrooms (all en-suite), abeautiful living / dining room, a huge kitchen, front, back and roof gardens and its own swimmingpool.2. The __[r]

company had taken it over.C.Prices for long-haul flights are usually a bit steep. However, competition between airlines has brought pricesdown recently, and if you shop around you can usually get a good deal, especially if you go to a bucketshop or search on the Internet. I managed to get a c[r]

British architecture at its best.13. Before you travel somewhere, it is important to make a detailed list of things that you need to take.14. French fries with mayonnaise is a dish which is an odd feature or detail ofBelgian cuisine.15. The article shows as an example his views on the way the compan[r]

Sausages and mashed potato, traditionally served with onion gravy.A traditional Scottish food, made from the inner organs of a sheep that are cut into small pieces,mixed with grain and pushed into the skin of a sheep's stomach before being cooked.A Scottish mixture of potatoes and turnips, often eat[r]

continue to receive payments after her husband's death.State pensionsPensions paid by the state. In many countries, these are contribution-based: people who have not paid4 sufficient / satisfactory contributions during their 5 work lives / working lives do not receive the fullamount.Occupational pen[r]

wish.C. Choose the best word.17For reference see A & C Black Banking and Finance (978-07136-7739-3)1. Houses, bungalows, apartments, offices, shops and any other type of building you can own are called__________.a. housing b. property c. buildings2. The __________ are a document which[r]

A. Business is dropping off and we could end up in financial trouble.B. I know. Perhaps it's time to ____ _____.16.A. Do you think there will be a lot of demand for our latest range of T-shirts?B. Oh absolutely. It's a ____ _____. Everyone will want one!19For reference see Dictionary o[r]

Documents and paperwork© Bloomsbury Publishing. For reference see Dictionary of Leisure, Travel and Tourism (0-7475-7222-4).application form ț baggage check ț boarding pass ț certificate of airworthinesscertificate of seaworthiness ț claim form ț clearance certificateCustomer Satisfact[r]

3© Bloomsbury Publishing Plc. For reference see Dictionary of Human Resources and Personnel Management (ISBN 0 7475 6623 2)книга выложена группой vk.com/englishlibrarygeneral vocabularyVerbs 2Rearrange the letters in bold in these sentences to make verbs (the dictionary definitions after each[r]

11. She hasn't reached the required level of _____ / _____ in typing, and will have to repeat thatsection of the training course.12. His promotion to director was a remarkable _____ / _____ for someone so young.13. The bank gave us a / an _____ / _____: pay back the money or face immediate cl[r]