Welcome to Test Your English!Practice Test 2 Top score: 40
My brother has cut his leg badly - it's going to take ages to .......................
The man was found guilty..................murder.
My mother named me ................... my grandmother - she's called Kate too.
If I'd known you were coming I ................... you a meal.
His English is good but he speaks .................... a strong accent.
Her parents .................. to let her go to the disco.
It's time you ................... your homework on your own.
are doing
The policeman asked me where .....................
Would you like .................... open the window?
What ..................... you do if all your money was stolen?
The teacher .................... out a survey to see which sports the students preferred.
Isabel .................... me to go shopping with her.
Mr Baxter won't .................... Maria go to the new nightclub in town.
I've brought a book to read .................... the train's late.
There were ..................... of mistakes in her composition.
He was short of time, but .................... to finish the exam.
Sheila .....................a speech and thanked everyone for coming to the party.
................. he's got a Portuguese name, he is in fact Swiss.
There are two letters from Spain, and................of them are for you.
íark the correct answer: á, ÷, ó or D.
Many tourists visiting Britain are surprised that so many British people go abroad for their own holidays and don't ...(21)... advantage of what's offered in Britain. Indeed, they are charmed by the very British institution, the 'Bed and Breakfast' - or 'B and B'. Bed and Breakfasts get their name from what they ...(22)... for their guests - quite simply, a bed and breakfast. A 'B and B' does not aim to be a hotel - it ...(23)... from a hotel in that it may be more ...(24)... a home. Guests usually stay in a room with one or two beds, sometimes with a bathroom and television. What many visitors enjoy most is the ...(25)... English breakfast they are served. In most places, this ...(26)... of cereal and juice followed by a cooked breakfast - bacon, eggs and tomato, then toast and jam. It is easy to ...(27)... Á ÷ and B, simply by phoning in advance or by paying a visit to a Tourist Information Centre. At the time of ...(28).... , they cost approximately £15 - £20 per night per person, which is usually considered very good ...(29)... for money. So when you next visit Britain, if you haven't already done so, why don't you ...(30)... one and see if you like it?
Many of our readers who have been to the Pacific Island of Caruza have written to tell us of their experiences. Most have been with the tour company 'Plan Travel', which still has a few vacancies on trips there. Most holidays are for two weeks, but 'Sort it Out' and 'Trip Pacific' also run short breaks there so it's worth shopping around. A few tourists who have organised holidays independently and stopped at the island for shorter breaks report that it is fairly easy to find accommodation. Caruza, which is roughly 1000 miles north of Australia, was until a few years ago a little known island mentioned in 'Tales of the Cruiser', but which now receives over a million tourists a year. All letters we received have given glowing reports, describing not only the beauty of the island but its unspoilt countryside and lush vegetation. While some readers feel that it is too hot there, on the whole our letters depict a tropical paradise with even temperatures throughout the year and adequate rainfall. While many visitors flock to the interior to experience the culture and visit ancient sites like Barunga, built by followers of Patal, derived from religions found elsewhere in the South Pacific, others tend to head for the beaches, where they claim to find total relaxation not to be matched anywhere else in the world. Some may be surprised that there are no highly developed resorts and those hoping for water sports will be disappointed. There are few multi-storey hotels on the island and most accommodation is based on a series of huts in a horseshoe centred around a reception / restaurant area, which is on the beach. As a result the area between the huts would make an ideal play area for children. Some parents have warned that for small children there is some danger from insects and small reptiles, although the beaches are ideal; the sand is clean and the water crystal clear. A two-week holiday for four will set you back by about £3,500, but it was felt overall that holiday-makers got very good value for money. Souvenirs are fairly cheap and the island is developing an industry in casual clothes and ornaments. 'Plan Travel' have trips leaving every Sunday and you can extend your holiday to include a visit to Australia if you wish. The flights are booked with Trans Pacific Airways and our readers have assured us of the high quality service.
Caruza has grown in popularity due to
Most visitors to Caruza have reported that ?
Caruza caters for holiday-makers who
According to the text, most accommodation
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