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Quiz: Unit 1 & 7 - B1/B2 Grammar, Vocabulary & Functions

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Grammar, vocab, and functions practice

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Choose the best past perfect form: By the time we arrived, the meeting ___ already ___.

2

Which word best completes: She is ___ friendly than her sister.

3

Fill in the sentence: If I had a map, I ___ get lost.

4

Choose the correct function phrase: When you don’t understand, you should ____ to ask for clarification.

5

Which verb form best fits: She suggested that he ___ to the conference.

6

Pick the phrasal verb that means 'to continue': The speaker ___ on with his talk.

7

Choose the correct preposition: He is good ___ solving complex problems.

8

Which sentence uses the function of offering help?

9

Select the correct collocation: make a ___ decision.

10

Choose the correct form: If I were rich, I ___ travel the world.

11

Which sentence expresses a function for giving advice?

12

Fill the gap: They asked me whether I ___ the report yesterday.

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Choose the correct noun collocation: a strong ___ of opinion.

14

Which sentence is appropriate for making a request politely?

15

Select the correct adverb placement: She ___ speaks very calmly during pressure.

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The past perfect uses had + past participle to show an action finished before another past action.

Comparatives for adjectives: add -er or use more for longer words. Here 'more' is correct.

Second conditional: If + past simple, would + base verb.

Polite requests often use could you + base verb.

After suggest, we use base form without to (subjunctive).

Carried on = continued; context shows persistence.

Good at + verb-ing or noun.

Offering help: a question or offer to assist.

Common collocation: make a wise decision.

Second conditional: If + past simple, would + base verb.

Giving advice uses should/ought to.

Reported speech: backshifted past perfect in indirect speech.

Common phrase: point of opinion.

Polite requests use could you possibly, please.

Adverbs of frequency typically before the main verb.

 
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