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    LIBRO: Complete First for Schools Student's book

    LIBRO: THIRD EDITION SOLUTIONS (OXFORD EXAM SUPPORT)


    For Questions 1-8, complete the second sentence so that it has a similar meaning to the first sentence,
    using the word given. Do not change the word given. You must use between two and five words, including
    the words given.

    1) The food was so good we had to leave a tip.


    SUCH
    It ..................................that we had to leave a tip.
    2) The computer was too expensive for me to buy.
    ENOUGH
    I ..... ……………………..money to buy the computer.
    3) It's the most beautiful painting I've ever seen.
    SEEN
    I ................................... beautiful painting.
    4) This summer has been much cooler than last year.
    COOL
    Last summer ..... ……………………..this year.
    5) I'm not as good at maths as you.
    BETTER
    You .................................. me.
    7) The course wasn't as easy as I'd expected.
    MORE
    The course .................................. I'd expected.
    8) This car isn't safe enough to drive.
    DANGEROUS
    This car ........................................... drive.
    9) This exercise is easier than the last one.
    HARD
    This exercise ....................................the last one.

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