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Question 1 of 47
1. Question
Complete the conversation with the phrases from the box.
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A. Hi, Tom. Do you ever watch Who do you think you are? You know, that TV series about celebrities who find out about their families?
B. Yes, I do. But I didn’t see it last night.
A. Neither did I I wasn’t at home.
B. But I usually watch it every week.
B. I think it’s really interesting. I’d love to find out about my family.
A. I m thinking about looking for some information on the internet.
B. But I haven’t done anything about it yet.
A.
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Question 2 of 47
2. Question
Complete the sentences with the past perfect form of the verbs in brackets.
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I suddenly remembered that the windows before I left the house. (not close)
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Question 3 of 47
3. Question
Complete the sentences with the past perfect form of the verbs in brackets.
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We got to the cinema ten minutes after the film (start)
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Question 4 of 47
4. Question
Respond to the statements with So or Neither, to say that you are the same.
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I enjoyed the party.
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Question 5 of 47
5. Question
Respond to the statements with So or Neither, to say that you are the same.
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I haven’t done the homework.
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Question 6 of 47
6. Question
Complete the sentences with the past perfect form of the verbs in brackets.
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Tina felt nervous because she before (not fly)
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Question 7 of 47
7. Question
Respond to the statements with So or Neither, to say that you are the same.
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I was late today.
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Question 8 of 47
8. Question
Respond to the statements with So or Neither, to say that you are the same.
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I’m not hungry.
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Question 9 of 47
9. Question
Respond to the statements with So or Neither, to say that you are the same.
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I can’t drive.
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Question 10 of 47
10. Question
Respond to the statements with So or Neither, to say that you are the same.
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I’d love to travel round the world.
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Question 11 of 47
11. Question
Respond to the statements with So or Neither, to say that you are the same.
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I don’t have any pets.
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Question 12 of 47
12. Question
Complete the text with words from the box.
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People think my best friend Sue and I are sisters, because we’re very similar. Sue’s from the same town me, and we look very each other. We like shopping, and we have the same taste in clothes. I usually wear trousers and tops and does Sue. She doesn’t like short skirts and do I. Once we went to a party together wearing clothes!
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Question 13 of 47
13. Question
Listen and underline the stressed syllable Then listen again and repeat the words.
1. si|mi|lar
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Question 14 of 47
14. Question
Listen and underline the stressed syllable Then listen again and repeat the words.
2. co|in|ci|dence
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Question 15 of 47
15. Question
Listen and underline the stressed syllable Then listen again and repeat the words.
3. a|ma|zing
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Question 16 of 47
16. Question
Listen and underline the stressed syllable Then listen again and repeat the words.
4. dis|co|ver
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Question 17 of 47
17. Question
Listen and underline the stressed syllable Then listen again and repeat the words.
5. e|very|where
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Question 18 of 47
18. Question
Listen and underline the stressed syllable Then listen again and repeat the words.
6. per|son|a|li|ty
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Question 19 of 47
19. Question
Listen and underline the stressed syllable Then listen again and repeat the words.
7. de|fi|nite|ly
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Question 20 of 47
20. Question
Read the article.
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Today there are two thousand families living in the village of Kodinhi in southern India Among them, there are 220 sets of twins, which is six times the global average. What makes this even more unusual is that India has one of the lowest birth rates of twins in the world.
Nobody can explain the reason why the village has so many twins. Some people say the cause might be ic, but local doctor, Dr Sribiju, doesn’t think so. He says that there haven’t always been twins in Kodinhi— parents suddenly started having them about sixty or seventy years ago. Neither does he believe that a new kind of pollution has caused the twins to be born. In that case, he argues, there would be more twins with 5 Luckily, most of Kodinhi’s twins are e born healthy. Dr Sribiju thinks that the twins are born because of something the villagers eat and drink. He wants to discover just what that is, so that he can use it to
help other couples who can’t have children.
Having twins in this part of India can be a big problem for a family. It’s expensive, and it can be dangerous for the mother’s health. That’s why the villagers of Kodinhi have started a support group . The group is called the Twins and Kin* Association, or TAKA for short. The president of the group is 50-year-old Pullani
Bhaskaran, who has twin sons of his own. He wants all the twins in Kodinhi to join the group so that they can help ‘eacho ther. With the 220 pairs of twins in the village and the other people in their families, TAKA currently has 600 members.Question:
choose the best title.
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Question 21 of 47
21. Question
Read the article and Choose the sentences T (true) or F (false).
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Today there are two thousand families living in the village of Kodinhi in southern India Among them, there are 220 sets of twins, which is six times the global average. What makes this even more unusual is that India has one of the lowest birth rates of twins in the world.
Nobody can explain the reason why the village has so many twins. Some people say the cause might be ic, but local doctor, Dr Sribiju, doesn’t think so. He says that there haven’t always been twins in Kodinhi— parents suddenly started having them about sixty or seventy years ago. Neither does he believe that a new kind of pollution has caused the twins to be born. In that case, he argues, there would be more twins with 5 Luckily, most of Kodinhi’s twins are e born healthy. Dr Sribiju thinks that the twins are born because of something the villagers eat and drink. He wants to discover just what that is, so that he can use it to
help other couples who can’t have children.
Having twins in this part of India can be a big problem for a family. It’s expensive, and it can be dangerous for the mother’s health. That’s why the villagers of Kodinhi have started a support group . The group is called the Twins and Kin* Association, or TAKA for short. The president of the group is 50-year-old Pullani
Bhaskaran, who has twin sons of his own. He wants all the twins in Kodinhi to join the group so that they can help ‘eacho ther. With the 220 pairs of twins in the village and the other people in their families, TAKA currently has 600 members.Question:
A century ago, there used to be more twins in Kodinhi.
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Question 22 of 47
22. Question
Read the article and Choose the sentences T (true) or F (false).
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Today there are two thousand families living in the village of Kodinhi in southern India Among them, there are 220 sets of twins, which is six times the global average. What makes this even more unusual is that India has one of the lowest birth rates of twins in the world.
Nobody can explain the reason why the village has so many twins. Some people say the cause might be ic, but local doctor, Dr Sribiju, doesn’t think so. He says that there haven’t always been twins in Kodinhi— parents suddenly started having them about sixty or seventy years ago. Neither does he believe that a new kind of pollution has caused the twins to be born. In that case, he argues, there would be more twins with 5 Luckily, most of Kodinhi’s twins are e born healthy. Dr Sribiju thinks that the twins are born because of something the villagers eat and drink. He wants to discover just what that is, so that he can use it to
help other couples who can’t have children.
Having twins in this part of India can be a big problem for a family. It’s expensive, and it can be dangerous for the mother’s health. That’s why the villagers of Kodinhi have started a support group . The group is called the Twins and Kin* Association, or TAKA for short. The president of the group is 50-year-old Pullani
Bhaskaran, who has twin sons of his own. He wants all the twins in Kodinhi to join the group so that they can help ‘eacho ther. With the 220 pairs of twins in the village and the other people in their families, TAKA currently has 600 members.Question:
Dr Sribiju thinks that there are a lot of twins because of the pollution in Kodinhi.
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Question 23 of 47
23. Question
Read the article and Choose the sentences T (true) or F (false).
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Today there are two thousand families living in the village of Kodinhi in southern India Among them, there are 220 sets of twins, which is six times the global average. What makes this even more unusual is that India has one of the lowest birth rates of twins in the world.
Nobody can explain the reason why the village has so many twins. Some people say the cause might be ic, but local doctor, Dr Sribiju, doesn’t think so. He says that there haven’t always been twins in Kodinhi— parents suddenly started having them about sixty or seventy years ago. Neither does he believe that a new kind of pollution has caused the twins to be born. In that case, he argues, there would be more twins with 5 Luckily, most of Kodinhi’s twins are e born healthy. Dr Sribiju thinks that the twins are born because of something the villagers eat and drink. He wants to discover just what that is, so that he can use it to
help other couples who can’t have children.
Having twins in this part of India can be a big problem for a family. It’s expensive, and it can be dangerous for the mother’s health. That’s why the villagers of Kodinhi have started a support group . The group is called the Twins and Kin* Association, or TAKA for short. The president of the group is 50-year-old Pullani
Bhaskaran, who has twin sons of his own. He wants all the twins in Kodinhi to join the group so that they can help ‘eacho ther. With the 220 pairs of twins in the village and the other people in their families, TAKA currently has 600 members.Question:
Dr Sribiju thinks that couples who want children could learn from the villagers of Kodinhi.
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Question 24 of 47
24. Question
Read the article and Choose the sentences T (true) or F (false).
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Today there are two thousand families living in the village of Kodinhi in southern India Among them, there are 220 sets of twins, which is six times the global average. What makes this even more unusual is that India has one of the lowest birth rates of twins in the world.
Nobody can explain the reason why the village has so many twins. Some people say the cause might be ic, but local doctor, Dr Sribiju, doesn’t think so. He says that there haven’t always been twins in Kodinhi— parents suddenly started having them about sixty or seventy years ago. Neither does he believe that a new kind of pollution has caused the twins to be born. In that case, he argues, there would be more twins with 5 Luckily, most of Kodinhi’s twins are e born healthy. Dr Sribiju thinks that the twins are born because of something the villagers eat and drink. He wants to discover just what that is, so that he can use it to
help other couples who can’t have children.
Having twins in this part of India can be a big problem for a family. It’s expensive, and it can be dangerous for the mother’s health. That’s why the villagers of Kodinhi have started a support group . The group is called the Twins and Kin* Association, or TAKA for short. The president of the group is 50-year-old Pullani
Bhaskaran, who has twin sons of his own. He wants all the twins in Kodinhi to join the group so that they can help ‘eacho ther. With the 220 pairs of twins in the village and the other people in their families, TAKA currently has 600 members.Question:
It can be a health risk for women in Kodinhito have twins.
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Question 25 of 47
25. Question
Read the article and Choose the sentences T (true) or F (false).
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Today there are two thousand families living in the village of Kodinhi in southern India Among them, there are 220 sets of twins, which is six times the global average. What makes this even more unusual is that India has one of the lowest birth rates of twins in the world.
Nobody can explain the reason why the village has so many twins. Some people say the cause might be ic, but local doctor, Dr Sribiju, doesn’t think so. He says that there haven’t always been twins in Kodinhi— parents suddenly started having them about sixty or seventy years ago. Neither does he believe that a new kind of pollution has caused the twins to be born. In that case, he argues, there would be more twins with 5 Luckily, most of Kodinhi’s twins are e born healthy. Dr Sribiju thinks that the twins are born because of something the villagers eat and drink. He wants to discover just what that is, so that he can use it to
help other couples who can’t have children.
Having twins in this part of India can be a big problem for a family. It’s expensive, and it can be dangerous for the mother’s health. That’s why the villagers of Kodinhi have started a support group . The group is called the Twins and Kin* Association, or TAKA for short. The president of the group is 50-year-old Pullani
Bhaskaran, who has twin sons of his own. He wants all the twins in Kodinhi to join the group so that they can help ‘eacho ther. With the 220 pairs of twins in the village and the other people in their families, TAKA currently has 600 members.Question:
The President of TAKA has a twin brother.
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Question 26 of 47
26. Question
Listen to a radio programme about famous twins. Match the twins (1—3) with the headings (a—c).
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i. The Kray Brothers
ii. The Olsen Twinsa. criminal twins
b. celebrity twins
c. historical twins
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Question 27 of 47
27. Question
Read the sentences. Listen again and Choose RR (Romulus and Remus), KB (the Kray Brothers) or OT (the Olsen Twins).
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i. They were British.
ii. They’re still alive.
iii. They met some very famous people.
iv. They had a serious argument.
v. They became famous very young.
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Question 28 of 47
28. Question
Complete the dialogues.
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A. HiAmy.
B. I m , you have the number.
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Question 29 of 47
29. Question
Complete the dialogues.
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A. Hello, this is reception. How can! help you?
B. Good morning. Mr Clarke, please.
A. I’m sorry, the is
B. OK, can I a ?
A. Yes, of course.
B. Can you tell him Fiona called? I’ll . later
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Question 30 of 47
30. Question
Complete the dialogues.
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A. Good morning, London 24seven.
B. Hello, can! speak to Alison, please?
A. Just a second, I’ll . you through.
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Question 31 of 47
31. Question
Choose the correct word or phrase.
1. A Ive got anew job!
B That’s great news / a great news.CorrectIncorrect -
Question 32 of 47
32. Question
Choose the correct word or phrase.
2. A I’ve got something to tell you.
B Me, too. But you do first / go first.CorrectIncorrect -
Question 33 of 47
33. Question
Choose the correct word or phrase.
3. A What are you doing here?
B I’ll explain after / later.CorrectIncorrect -
Question 34 of 47
34. Question
Choose the correct word or phrase.
4. A Is everything alright?
B Never better / Ever better.CorrectIncorrect -
Question 35 of 47
35. Question
Read the text.
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British and American English
If you’ve learnt British English and you’re travelling in the States, or if you’ve learnt American English and you’re travelling in Britain, you’ll notice some differences. An obvious difference is the accent, but most travellers find that they don’t have too many problems with this. There are some grammatical differences, but they shouldn’t make it difficult to understand people, or to communicate. That leaves differences in vocabulary, which can cause misunderstandings. Sometimes the difference is only the spelling, for example, in British English centre, colour, and travelled, and in American English center, color, and travelled. But sometimes the word is completely different in British and American English, so it’s a good idea to be prepared.
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Which sentence is the best summary?
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Question 36 of 47
36. Question
Match the British English with the American English.
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British and American English
If you’ve learnt British English and you’re travelling in the States, or if you’ve learnt American English and you’re travelling in Britain, you’ll notice some differences. An obvious difference is the accent, but most travellers find that they don’t have too many problems with this. There are some grammatical differences, but they shouldn’t make it difficult to understand people, or to communicate. That leaves differences in vocabulary, which can cause misunderstandings. Sometimes the difference is only the spelling, for example, in British English centre, colour, and travelled, and in American English center, color, and travelled. But sometimes the word is completely different in British and American English, so it’s a good idea to be prepared.
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chips
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Question 37 of 47
37. Question
Match the British English with the American English.
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British and American English
If you’ve learnt British English and you’re travelling in the States, or if you’ve learnt American English and you’re travelling in Britain, you’ll notice some differences. An obvious difference is the accent, but most travellers find that they don’t have too many problems with this. There are some grammatical differences, but they shouldn’t make it difficult to understand people, or to communicate. That leaves differences in vocabulary, which can cause misunderstandings. Sometimes the difference is only the spelling, for example, in British English centre, colour, and travelled, and in American English center, color, and travelled. But sometimes the word is completely different in British and American English, so it’s a good idea to be prepared.
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chemist’s
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Question 38 of 47
38. Question
Match the British English with the American English.
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British and American English
If you’ve learnt British English and you’re travelling in the States, or if you’ve learnt American English and you’re travelling in Britain, you’ll notice some differences. An obvious difference is the accent, but most travellers find that they don’t have too many problems with this. There are some grammatical differences, but they shouldn’t make it difficult to understand people, or to communicate. That leaves differences in vocabulary, which can cause misunderstandings. Sometimes the difference is only the spelling, for example, in British English centre, colour, and travelled, and in American English center, color, and travelled. But sometimes the word is completely different in British and American English, so it’s a good idea to be prepared.
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ground floor
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Question 39 of 47
39. Question
Match the British English with the American English.
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British and American English
If you’ve learnt British English and you’re travelling in the States, or if you’ve learnt American English and you’re travelling in Britain, you’ll notice some differences. An obvious difference is the accent, but most travellers find that they don’t have too many problems with this. There are some grammatical differences, but they shouldn’t make it difficult to understand people, or to communicate. That leaves differences in vocabulary, which can cause misunderstandings. Sometimes the difference is only the spelling, for example, in British English centre, colour, and travelled, and in American English center, color, and travelled. But sometimes the word is completely different in British and American English, so it’s a good idea to be prepared.
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lift
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Question 40 of 47
40. Question
Match the British English with the American English.
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British and American English
If you’ve learnt British English and you’re travelling in the States, or if you’ve learnt American English and you’re travelling in Britain, you’ll notice some differences. An obvious difference is the accent, but most travellers find that they don’t have too many problems with this. There are some grammatical differences, but they shouldn’t make it difficult to understand people, or to communicate. That leaves differences in vocabulary, which can cause misunderstandings. Sometimes the difference is only the spelling, for example, in British English centre, colour, and travelled, and in American English center, color, and travelled. But sometimes the word is completely different in British and American English, so it’s a good idea to be prepared.
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mobile
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Question 41 of 47
41. Question
Match the British English with the American English.
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British and American English
If you’ve learnt British English and you’re travelling in the States, or if you’ve learnt American English and you’re travelling in Britain, you’ll notice some differences. An obvious difference is the accent, but most travellers find that they don’t have too many problems with this. There are some grammatical differences, but they shouldn’t make it difficult to understand people, or to communicate. That leaves differences in vocabulary, which can cause misunderstandings. Sometimes the difference is only the spelling, for example, in British English centre, colour, and travelled, and in American English center, color, and travelled. But sometimes the word is completely different in British and American English, so it’s a good idea to be prepared.
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petrol
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Question 42 of 47
42. Question
Match the British English with the American English.
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British and American English
If you’ve learnt British English and you’re travelling in the States, or if you’ve learnt American English and you’re travelling in Britain, you’ll notice some differences. An obvious difference is the accent, but most travellers find that they don’t have too many problems with this. There are some grammatical differences, but they shouldn’t make it difficult to understand people, or to communicate. That leaves differences in vocabulary, which can cause misunderstandings. Sometimes the difference is only the spelling, for example, in British English centre, colour, and travelled, and in American English center, color, and travelled. But sometimes the word is completely different in British and American English, so it’s a good idea to be prepared.
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queue
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Question 43 of 47
43. Question
Match the British English with the American English.
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British and American English
If you’ve learnt British English and you’re travelling in the States, or if you’ve learnt American English and you’re travelling in Britain, you’ll notice some differences. An obvious difference is the accent, but most travellers find that they don’t have too many problems with this. There are some grammatical differences, but they shouldn’t make it difficult to understand people, or to communicate. That leaves differences in vocabulary, which can cause misunderstandings. Sometimes the difference is only the spelling, for example, in British English centre, colour, and travelled, and in American English center, color, and travelled. But sometimes the word is completely different in British and American English, so it’s a good idea to be prepared.
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toilet
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Question 44 of 47
44. Question
Match the British English with the American English.
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British and American English
If you’ve learnt British English and you’re travelling in the States, or if you’ve learnt American English and you’re travelling in Britain, you’ll notice some differences. An obvious difference is the accent, but most travellers find that they don’t have too many problems with this. There are some grammatical differences, but they shouldn’t make it difficult to understand people, or to communicate. That leaves differences in vocabulary, which can cause misunderstandings. Sometimes the difference is only the spelling, for example, in British English centre, colour, and travelled, and in American English center, color, and travelled. But sometimes the word is completely different in British and American English, so it’s a good idea to be prepared.
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shop
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Question 45 of 47
45. Question
Match the British English with the American English.
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British and American English
If you’ve learnt British English and you’re travelling in the States, or if you’ve learnt American English and you’re travelling in Britain, you’ll notice some differences. An obvious difference is the accent, but most travellers find that they don’t have too many problems with this. There are some grammatical differences, but they shouldn’t make it difficult to understand people, or to communicate. That leaves differences in vocabulary, which can cause misunderstandings. Sometimes the difference is only the spelling, for example, in British English centre, colour, and travelled, and in American English center, color, and travelled. But sometimes the word is completely different in British and American English, so it’s a good idea to be prepared.
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taxi
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Question 46 of 47
46. Question
Match the British English with the American English.
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British and American English
If you’ve learnt British English and you’re travelling in the States, or if you’ve learnt American English and you’re travelling in Britain, you’ll notice some differences. An obvious difference is the accent, but most travellers find that they don’t have too many problems with this. There are some grammatical differences, but they shouldn’t make it difficult to understand people, or to communicate. That leaves differences in vocabulary, which can cause misunderstandings. Sometimes the difference is only the spelling, for example, in British English centre, colour, and travelled, and in American English center, color, and travelled. But sometimes the word is completely different in British and American English, so it’s a good idea to be prepared.
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trainers
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Question 47 of 47
47. Question
Match the British English with the American English.
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British and American English
If you’ve learnt British English and you’re travelling in the States, or if you’ve learnt American English and you’re travelling in Britain, you’ll notice some differences. An obvious difference is the accent, but most travellers find that they don’t have too many problems with this. There are some grammatical differences, but they shouldn’t make it difficult to understand people, or to communicate. That leaves differences in vocabulary, which can cause misunderstandings. Sometimes the difference is only the spelling, for example, in British English centre, colour, and travelled, and in American English center, color, and travelled. But sometimes the word is completely different in British and American English, so it’s a good idea to be prepared.
Question:
the underground
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