CAE unit 1 use of English vocabulary

Language: English
Subject: English language > Vocabulary
School grade: Russia Russia

CAE unit 1 use of English vocabulary

Match the phrases to create fixed expressions:

dream of getting into Oxford

a recent study

to the authority of the government

it was a real challenge

their desire to maintain healthy cash reserves

Many church leaders express

revealed that unprocessed red meat also carries a significant risk to your health

I did not achieve my ultimate

The problem was psychological rather

than physiological.

You can use milk instead

of cream in this recipe

Which word doesn't collocate with reveal?

.... a secret

a report....

.... the truth

....your identity

a study...

ALL OPTIONS ARE POSSIBLE

Which word doesn't collocate with a ____ flight?

domestic

direct

long-distance

seasonal

long-haul

ALL OPTIONS ARE POSSIBLE

Which word doesn't collocate with ______ experience?

vast

wide

extensive

ALL OPTIONS ARE POSSIBLE

rich

Which word doesn't collocate with ____ impact?

huge

big

strong

powerful

low

Which word doesn't collocate with ____ degree of flexibility?

great

high

big

ALL OPTIONS ARE POSSIBLE

certain

Which word doesn't collocate with _____ pressure?

put

constant

heavy

blood

relieve

apply

ALL OPTIONS ARE POSSIBLE

Which word doesn't collocate with _____ reputation?

big

unrivalled

excellent

earn

build

live up to its

Which word doesn't collocate with _____ competition?

fierce

intense

enter

stiff

tough

ALL OPTIONS ARE POSSIBLE

Which word doesn't collocate with ____ increase (a noun)?

strong

dramatic

considerable

wage

tax

steady

significant

Which word is a synonym to reveal

Which word is a synonym to opt?

Which word is a synonym to say or pronounce?

Which word is a synonym to a premise?

Complete the text with the correct word. The gaps should be filled with words, NOT LETTERS!

When doing the exercise, try to find an explanation to why you're choosing this particular option, consult with a dictionary if needed.

Select 6 words or expressions you find the most difficult and make up 6 questions with them. We'll discuss the questions during our next class: