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Il. OCABULARY AND EXPRESSION A/ Choose the word or phrase (a, b, c or d) that best fits the blank space in each sentence or substitutes for the underlined word or phrase. 1. weekends, the three boys helped Mr. Parker with farm work. a. From b. in 2. My home village is about 30 kilometers c. Since d. On the north of the city. a. in 3. He is now living with his family b. from c. to d. at a. in b. on a farm. c. at of a historical hero on the mountain. c. shrine d. from 4. Many tourists visit the a. church 5. We had an a. exchange 6. My brother is a university student, but he works the evenings. a. all the time 7. OK. I'll meet you at the main b. mosque d. temple student from Spain staying with us last year. b. interchange c. university d. abroad as a waiter in b. full-time c. part-time to the Plaza at six o'clock. d. sometime a. arrival b. access c. highway d. entrance 8. Everyone felt tired and hungry, so they sat down and took a(n) b. enjoyment a. relax 9. When she d. snack C. rest the top of the stairs, her heart was pounding. c. stepped a. went b. reached d. traveled 10. We spent an enjoyable evening boating in the river. b. boring a. pleasant c. comfortable d. free B. Use the correct form of the word given to complete each sentence. 11. Children seem to have lost their 12. Most of the in reading. (enjoy) have lived here all their lives. (village) (relax) 13. She listens to classical music for 14. I find this piece of music very 15. He made a (rest) of Roman coins and medals. (collect) II. GRAMMAR AND STRUCTURE A Choose the word or phrase (a, b, c or d) that best fits the blank space in each sentence. into the village. 1. They took a rest under a banyan tree before c. walked d. they walk a. walk b. walking 2. I am going to have my car washed b. in tomorrow evening. d. Ø c. by part in the game, but he cannot because of a. on 3. Peter wishes that he his injured leg. b. is taking c. wouldn't take d. were taking a. can take 4. They b. were working c. have been working d. are working I was in grade 3. c. until here since 2003. a. worked 5. I've been learning English a. before d. after b. since ATRIP TO THE COUNTRYSIDE 29
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