T7´s and 8´s and FCE students. Why not revise this quick open cloze Use of English quiz? As always if you have any questions post them using the comments section at the bottom of the page.
The Full English Experience for FCE and CAE exams and how to get there from Upper Intermediate.
If you are confused about the question that says rang off, I would say this term is archaic and we don't use it anymore. Hang up is more common.
ReplyDeleteI have one question, when i'm using "like" to say "for example" before like i must write a gerund or a noun ?
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The program says to do one thing LIKE BEING (?) a game or The program says to do one thing LIKE BE a game?
I think is the first one, but i am not sure.
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I'm not quite sure I understand this question. Do you mean a gerund or an infinitive instead of noun? to be vs being? and do you mean 'after' not 'before'.
ReplyDeleteIf this is the case you are right and the gerund follows, like the following examples set out.
There are many successful football teams in London, like (for example) Arsenal, Chelsea.
You can do many things at Universal Studios, like being a pirate on a boat...
If you have an argument with him there are many responses, like walking walking out of the room.
I'm sorry i meant after.
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