English CAE part 5
In this flashcards you can find the most common word phrases for use of English part 5. Good luck!
In this flashcards you can find the most common word phrases for use of English part 5. Good luck!
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| Cartes-fiches | 138 |
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| Utilisateurs | 43 |
| Langue | English |
| Catégorie | Anglais |
| Niveau | Autres |
| Crée / Actualisé | 29.10.2014 / 27.07.2023 |
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It seems unbelievable that this jewellery is almost a thousand years old when it is so well preserved.
HARD
This jewellery is in such good _____________________ believe that it is almost thousand years old.
It seems unbelievable that this jewellery is almost a thousand years old when it is so well preserved.
HARD
This jewellery is in such good condition it is hard I to believe that it is almost thousand years old.
When it comes to punctuality, Fiona really takes after her mother.
CONCERNED
As ______________________ Fiona really takes after her mother.
When it comes to punctuality, Fiona really takes after her mother.
CONCERNED
As far as punctuality I is concerned Fiona really takes after her mother.
You have tob e very patient to work as a primary school teacher these days.
DEAL
Working as a primary schoo teacher call ___________________ these days.
You have tob e very patient to work as a primary school teacher these days.
DEAL
Working as a primary schoo teacher call a great deal I of patience these days.
He didn’t understand exactly what was wrong until he read Julies letter.
ONLY
It __________________________ he read Julie’s letter that he understood exactly what was wrong.
He didn’t understand exactly what was wrong until he read Julies letter.
ONLY
It was only I at the same time he read Julie’s letter that he understood exactly what was wrong.
None oft he other team members supported Terry’s idea.
SUPPORT
Terry’s idea met with _____________________ the other members oft he team.
None oft he other team members supported Terry’s idea.
SUPPORT
Terry’s idea met with no support I from the other members of the team.
The region is rich in natural resources.
OFFER
The region has a lot _________________ terms of natural resources.
The region is rich in natural resources.
OFFER
The region has a lot to offer in terms of natural resources.
Because of this price, the book may never become a bestseller.
PREVENT
The price oft he book may ____________________ a bestseller.
Because of this price, the book may never become a bestseller.
PREVENT
The price oft he book may prevent it I becoming/being a bestseller.
It was several decades ago that a man first walked on the moon.
SINCE
It ........................................... a man first walked on the moon.
It was several decades ago that a man first walked on the moon.
SINCE
It is/has (now) been I several decades since a man first walked on the moon.
The guide says that it will take us exactly two weeks to cross the dessert.
CROSSED
The guide says that we .......................... exactly two weeks.
The guide says that it will take us exactly two weeks to cross the dessert.
CROSSED
The guide says that we will have crossed I the desert in exactly two weeks.
Could Ella have forgotten her bag today?
WONDER
I ..................................... her bag behind today.
Could Ella have forgotten her bag today?
WONDER
I wonder if / whether I Ella (has / could have) left her bag behind today.
Some trees have been cut down, and as a result our garden is no longer private.
LOSS
Cutting down some trees has ........................................ in our garden.
Some trees have been cut down, and as a result our garden is no longer private.
LOSS
Cutting down some trees has resulted in / led to /meant / caused I (a / some / the) loss of privacy in our garden.
It was wrong to make Jean responsible for showing visitors round the building yesterday on her first day at work.
CHARGE
Jean should ........................................... of showing visitors round the building yesterday on her first day at work.
It was wrong to make Jean responsible for showing visitors round the building yesterday on her first day at work.
CHARGE
Jean should not / never have been I (put / left / placed) in charge of showing visitors round the building yesterday on her first day at work.
Cindy's cooking soon impressed his friends.
REPUTATION
Among her friends, Cindy soon gained .................................................. a good cook.
Cindy's cooking soon impressed his friends.
REPUTATION
Among her friends, Cindy soon gained a (good / high / great) / an impressive reputation I for being / as or the reputation I of being a good cook.
Someone has suggested changing the company logo.
FORWARD
A suggestion has .............................................. the company logo.
Someone has suggested changing the company logo.
FORWARD
A suggestion has been put forward I to change / for changing the company logo.
Friends often remark on how much Clara resembles her sister.
TAKES
Friends often remark on the extent to ............................................ her sister.
Friends often remark on how much Clara resembles her sister.
TAKES
Friends often remark on the extent to which I Clara takes after her sister.
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I have absolutely no interest whatever in adventure holidays.
APPEAL
Adventure holidays __________________________________ in the least.
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I have absolutely no interest whatever in adventure holidays.
APPEAL
Adventure holidays don’t appeal to me in the least.
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They had offered him a .38 gun for his own protection.
PROTECT
They had offered him a .38 gun so ________________________________ himself.
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They had offered him a .38 gun for his own protection.
PROTECT
They had offered him a .38 gun so that he could protect himself.
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Having an unlicensed gun in your possession is illegal.
LAW
It __________________________________ have an unlicensed gun in your possession.
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Having an unlicensed gun in your possession is illegal.
LAW
It is against the law (to) have an unlicensed gun in your possession
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People generally think of tennis as a safe sport.
CONSIDERED
Tennis ________________________________ a safe sport.
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People generally think of tennis as a safe sport.
CONSIDERED
Tennis is generally considered (to be) a safe sport.
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Our surroundings became more primitive as we travelled further inland.
THE
The further we travelled __________________________________ our surroundings became
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Our surroundings became more primitive as we travelled further inland.
THE
The further we travelled inland, the more primitive our surroundings became.
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It’s advisable not to climb mountains after a heavy snowfall.
AVOID
You __________________________________ mountains after a heavy snowfall.
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It’s advisable not to climb mountains after a heavy snowfall.
AVOID
You should avoid climbing mountains after a heavy snowfall.
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You can’t control the weather; all you can do is keep your finger crossed.
HOPE
You can’t control the weather; the only thing to do __________________________ the best.
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You can’t control the weather; all you can do is keep your finger crossed.
HOPE
You can’t control the weather; the only thing to do is (to) hope for the best.
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At the last minute her courage failed her, and she pulled out of the completion.
NERVE
At the last minute she _____________________________ and pulled out of the competition
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At the last minute her courage failed her, and she pulled out of the completion.
NERVE
At the last minute she lost her nerve and pulled out of the competition.
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I can’t wait to start my new job.
FORWARD
I’m really ____________________________________ my new job.
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I can’t wait to start my new job.
FORWARD
I’m really looking forward to my new job.
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Thank goodness we avoided the floods.
LUCKY
We ____________________________________ the floods.
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Thank goodness we avoided the floods.
LUCKY
We were lucky to avoid / have avoided the floods.
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I wish I hadn’t phoned my sister.
REGRET
I __________________________________ that phone call to my sister.
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I wish I hadn’t phoned my sister.
REGRET
I regret having made that phone call to my sister.
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We can’t buy a new car – we don’t have enough money.
AFFORD
We ________________________________a new car.
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We can’t buy a new car – we don’t have enough money.
AFFORD
We can’t afford to buy a new car.
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He says he’s never seen her before.
DENIES
He _________________________________ her before.
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He says he’s never seen her before.
DENIES
He denies (ever) seeing / having seen her before.
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To me, he looks exactly the same in the photo as he does in the portrait.
DIFFERENCE
I can’t see ________________________________ way looks in the photo and in the portrait.
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To me, he looks exactly the same in the photo as he does in the portrait.
DIFFERENCE
I can’t see any difference in the way looks in the photo and in the portrait.
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The judges were generally less keen on portraits painted from photos than portraits painted from life.
TENDED
The judges ________________________________ on portraits painted from life than portraits painted from photos.
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The judges were generally less keen on portraits painted from photos than portraits painted from life.
TENDED
The judges tended to be keener on portraits painted from life than portraits painted from photos.
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