ZHAW Proficiency VIII

ZHAW CPE Proficiency

ZHAW CPE Proficiency


Marco Critti
This flashcard set helps university-level learners deepen their English proficiency, focusing on advanced vocabulary and precise grammar. It includes words like "procedural," "inactivity," and "elusive," along with phrases that challenge comprehension and usage. The platform supports backward learning from the target language to the source language, making it ideal for advanced students and exam takers aiming to refine their language skills.
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54
Lernende
6
Sprache
Englisch
Kategorie
Englisch
Stufe
Universität
Erstellt / Aktualisiert
29.10.2015 / 15.11.2020

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There was little he could do to calm the rampant _________ of his heart.

I spent all my childhood ____________________ to my siblings.

I was in the ______ of despair before I heard the good news.

 

Despite ____________ appearances, he wasn't as crazy as people thought.
 

The tail ______ the dog.

The first ____ of the ladder is important in your career.
 

After hours and hours trying to solve the problem, I was at my _____ end.
 

I've been _________ my brain trying to remember where we've met before.
 

Stop _____ my balls and leave me alone
 

I suspect that the seven section reading paper will be a __________ prospect to some
 

I really need some vacations now so that when I come back I can _________ in the operating theatre
 

I was in the ______ of despair before I heard the good news
 

My English knwledge improved _______ when I went to live to London.
 

The massive launching of DVD players ________ the end of the VHS era.
 

As soon as I _________ on the ship, it left for La Habana, where Fidel was waiting to kill me with the recently launched  rocket.

As soon as I embarked on the ship, it left for La Habana, where Fidel was waiting to kill me with the recently ________ rocket.
 

It would be such a ________ trade if we ended up selling our new products abroad.
 

His poor excuses cut little ____ with the teacher.
 

She felt the very survival of the species may be at _______.
 

Her punky hairstyle showed she was not one for following the ______.
 

Getting an A in this exam is _____ from easy.

far

Global English exists ... a political and cultural reality.

as

It's a mystery why the English language should have succeeded internationally, whilst ..... have not.

others

Latin was once a major international language, ...... having a complicated grammatical structure

despite

English also presents learners with all manner of real difficulties, ...... least its spelling system.

not

Ease of learning, therefore, has little to do with it. .... all, children learn to speak their mother tongue in approximately the same period of time .... of their language.

after, regardless

English has spread not ..... much for linguistic reasons, but rather because it has often found ...... in the right place at the right time.

so, itself

It is estimated that something ... the region of 80% of worldwide electronic communication is now in English.

in

It is estimated that something ... the region of 80% of worldwide electronic communication is now in English.

down

She was melancholy, but he, in ____, rarely looked sad.

turn / contrast

Frank is so wrapped _____ in himself, he rarely notices who else is around.

up

Japanese workers are tied ___ a strict work and leisure routine.

into

They were calling __________ for assistance, but to no avail.

REPEAT

repeatedly

For many people Ludwig van Beethoven (1770-1827) is the most ....... figure in the history of western classical music.

INFLUENCE

influential

His ..... talent was already clearly evident as a young man.

ORDINARY

extraordinary

The exacted whereabouts of the party's true accounts was a _________ guarded secret.

ZEAL

zealously

........., he survived a rather unconventional childhood.

MERCY

mercifully

His ...... was all the more strange because of the attitude of his parents.

BRING

upbringing

He did not find his blindness .....; on the contrary, his other senses were heightened in compensation. ABLE

disabling

Despite his great grades from school, he was regarded as an ..... at work because of his laziness. ACHIEVE

underachiever

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