Ejercicios de Inglés B2 y C1 Resueltos: Phrasal Verbs, Transformaciones y Vocabulario

Enviado por Comunidad Wikiteka y clasificado en Inglés

Escrito el en español con un tamaño de 6,31 KB

Phrasal Verbs

Set 1: Phrasal Verbs de Relaciones y Situaciones Cotidianas

  1. Understandably, I felt I had let them down.
  2. He was told off for hitting.
  3. I was brought up by my parents.
  4. I had always looked up to him.
  5. I don't get on very well.
  6. I fell for him immediately.
  7. They're always falling out over the silliest things.
  8. He still hadn't got over his divorce.

Set 2: Phrasal Verbs con "Come"

  1. ...when we came across an old, abandoned cottage.
  2. Would you like to come round and watch TV?
  3. It came up in the last lesson.
  4. I think I'm coming down with the flu.
  5. If you come up with a better idea...

Set 3: Práctica de Oraciones con "Come"

  1. He's come down with a bad cold.
  2. If you come across my red...
  3. My promotion came up in the conversation.
  4. She'd come up with a brilliant...
  5. ...of ours came round last night.

Multiple Choice Exercises

1. Home-Alone Fathers

Respuestas: (C, A, B, D, D, B, C, D, C, C, C, D, A, B, B, C)

2. Multiple Choice Cloze

Respuestas: (B: refund, C: order, C, A, B, D, A, D, B, D)

Sentence Transformations (Use of English)

  1. He has no difficulty finding new friends.
  2. ...with Jerry has nothing to do with you.
  3. Eric Clapton had a strong influence on his...
  4. I have the strength to lift it.
  5. We are having the roof repaired by a friend.
  6. He had his tonsils taken out when...
  7. ...want to have it completed by a...
  8. The last time I spoke to her was...
  9. It's been ages since he saw his sister.
  10. This is the biggest supermarket I have ever seen.
  11. Despite being able to speak fluent Russian...
  12. ...despite the fact that his behaviour has improved.
  13. Although she performed well, she lost the match.
  14. ...the car, despite the increase in the cost.
  15. They were speaking too quietly for me to...
  16. He was not tall enough to see over...
  17. There are not enough eggs to make an...
  18. There was no need to put sugar in this.
  19. ...the bar because there were too many people.

Error Correction

1. The Same but Different

Correcciones: (?, than, the, more, who, ?, much, ?, ?, had, out, done, it, ?, ourselves, it, ?)

2. On-line Shopping

Correcciones: (one, a, to, than, there, a, are, more, their, for, how, what, on, if, not, this)

Key Vocabulary & Definitions

Relaciones Personales

  • Fall out with: To argue and stop being friendly with someone.
  • Split up: To end a relationship.
  • Going out with: To have a romantic relationship.
  • Get on with: To have a good relationship.
  • Fall for: To fall in love with someone.
  • Get over: To recover after the end of a relationship.

Adjetivos de Personalidad y Descripción

  • Fussy: Exigente / quisquilloso.
  • Bossy: Mandón / autoritario.
  • Clumsy: Torpe.
  • Affectionate: Never stops kissing; very loving and warm.
  • Ambitious: Determined to get to the top of her profession.
  • Dull: A bit boring; lacking interest.
  • Stubborn: Obstinate; he won't change his mind.
  • Amusing: Makes you laugh or smile; entertaining.
  • Challenging: Difficult job, but interesting and rewarding.
  • Disappointing: Is not as good as you expected it to be.
  • Exhausted: Extremely tired; completely worn out.
  • Flowing: Describing hair that is long and hangs freely.
  • Irritated: Someone who is annoyed or displeased.
  • Unpleasant: Not very nice; disagreeable.