Section A
- My German teacher says I’ve made a lot of progress this term! (collocation: make progress)
- What time are you taking the French exam tomorrow? (collocation: take an exam)
- I’m not in favour of giving students lots of homework each night. (phrase: be in favour of)
- Being able to drive a car is a very useful skill.
- Have we got to learn all these irregular verbs by heart? (phrase: learn by heart)
- Some languages, like Russian for instance, don’t have words for ‘a’, ‘an’ and ‘the’. (phrase: for instance)
- I got a very good mark in my geography test. (collocation: get a mark)
- Many people hate learning phrasal verbs, but in fact they’re not that difficult. (phrase: in fact)
Section B
- Simon rubbed out the wrong answer and wrote the right one. (rub out: to remove with an eraser)
- Why did you rip up that piece of paper? (rip up: to tear into small pieces)
- If you make a mistake, just cross it out. (cross out: to draw a line through)
- You should look up words you don’t know in a dictionary. (look up: to search for information in a reference book)
- Carol, will you read out your poem to the class, please? (read out: to read aloud)
- Our teacher pointed out that we only had five minutes left. (point out: to mention or show)
- Have you all written down what the homework is? (write down: to make a note of)
Section C
- instructor
- reference
- beginner
- division
- incorrect
- bravery
- education
- memorial
- silence
- simplify
Section D
- A (I’ve got)
- It’s the first time I’ve got all the answers right in a test!
- C (had already started)
- The exam had already started when Jimmy finally found the right room.
- C (You’ve been doing)
- You’ve been doing that crossword for over an hour and you still haven’t finished it!
- B (had been standing)
- When they let us go in, we had been standing outside the exam room for over half an hour.
- B (yet)
- Clare hasn’t finished her homework yet.
- D (ever)
- Have you ever been on a school trip?
- C (since)
- Lizzie has been having dance classes since she was four years old.
- A (for)
- Had you been learning French for several years before you took your first exam?

