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FCEpro Review Unit - Styles of Language
FCEpro Review Unit - Styles of Language
Date: 29/4/2021
Teachers: Ms.Angela – Ms. Cuc Class: FCEpro
I. Complete the answers to the questions below using idioms from the table. You can move
horizontally or vertically, backwards or forwards
TOO BAG TO IT AT
►Would she like to come on a walk? No, she’s d rather for her own thing
1. Is he enjoying the film? Yes, _____he’s glued to it_______________________________
2. Would you like a sandwich or something? Hmm, ____________________________________
3. What happened when she saw the mess? Well, she was ___________________________________
you…………………………………..
The soldiers completely destroyed the The soldier laid……………………………….
down
She showed a huge amount of courage She went beyond…her amount of
courage…………………………..
VIII. Paraphrase the sentences on the left using more formal or legal language. Starting with the
words given
►It was the reason why he failed It was his undoing
1. He wanted to do it; no one made He did it of…himself……………………………………
him
2. She did exactly what the law She followed the…law………………………………
says
3. He got the money by tricking He got the money under…………………………
her
4. He did exactly what Mrs Hart He acted in……………………………………
wished
5. The judge explained when The judge explained in his………………………
going over the evidence
6. Miles did it because he thought Miles did it in…………………………………
it was right
7. I wish I hadn’t taken part in the I wish I hadn’t……join the
discussion discussion…………………………….
8. They promised to obey the rules They promised to………………………………
IX. Complete the sentences
1. He’s been found guilty of…………………….…..of the peace
2. If you drive while under the………weather…………….., you could get into trouble
3. The authorities did not take………………..…to my criticism
4. The newspaper is not at…………………………………..to publish the names before the trial
5. If you give evidence in a court of law, remember that you are under…………………….…………
6. The official wasn’t there, so I………took……………...the liberty of consulting the prisoner’s notes
7. They are funding the development in……………………….……..with the local council
8. On the day in……………………………….. I didn’t see the two men leave the house
X. A preposition is missing in each sentence. Where does it go? Write it at the end
1. The suggested changes will no impinge greatly ʎ people’s lives on
2. I don’t subscribe that point of view at all…with…..
3. When are they aiming to embark the new project?.......at.....
4. They were deprived been the most basic essentials…….
5. We had to contend sub-zero temperatures…………..
6. My mother prides herself her cooking…on………..
7. Even without interest, the repayments amount a large sum of money………
8. Are they still engaged discussions?...with.........
9. After the death of her husband, Martha resigned herself a lonely existence…by…..
XI. Replace the parts of the sentences in italics with a more formal propositional verb that keeps a
similar meaning
►The people have had to do without basic human rights been deprived of
1. I asked her to say a bit more about her theory
2. I have never held the view that punishment is an effective deterrent
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3. The court was called upon member stated to stick with their decision
4. We may have to deal with uncompromising attitudes on both sides handle
5. The managers are going to get rid of some clerical staff
6. Let’s not think any more about past problems
7. His decision to resign is the same thing as an admission of failure
8. The group are proud of their attention to detail take pride in
XII. Circle to correct word in some sentences both words may be correct
1. The results were terrible, but they decided to dwell/ impinge on the for long
2. Mr. Ellis referred/ alluded to the crime in a very roundabout way, by the refused to enlarger/ call
upon it
3. Many local people have contended / resigned themselves to a second- rate rubbish collection service
and furthermore have to dispense/ contend with litter in the streets for weeks on end
4. Rankin was deprived/ disposed of his freedom, but he still took part / engaged in illegal activities
5. We call/ embark upon the government to adhere/ abide to the agreed regulations
XIII. Complete the sentences
1. Please notify your local authority in the……of any change in your circumstance
2. The management reserve the………………..……. to refuse admission
3. Passengers will only be allowed on the platform on……………..…………of a valid ticket
4. You can’t go in there. The sign clearly says ‘out of………………….……………….’
5. …For…………………sale: 2008 Ford Mondeo, in excellent condition. $4,000 ono
6. We look forward to hearing from you at your earliest…time……………..….
7. I believe the apartment for sale is now……………………….offer
8. Bail is granted at the……end………………of the court
XIV. Choose the correct answer
18.D 19.B 20.A 21.C 22.D 23.B 24.C 25.C 26.B 27. A 28. D 29.B 30.C
31.A 32.A 33.B 34.C 35.D 36.C 37.D 38.D 39.C 40.B 41.C 42.D 43.A 44.C
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