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TRUE / FALSE 1F 2F 3F 4T# 5T 6F 7F# 8T 9T 10F 11T 12F 13T 14T 15T 16T 17T 18F 19F 20T 21F 22F 23T 24F 25F 26T 27F 28F 29F 30T 31F 32F 33F 34T MULTIPLE CHOICE 1b (have you had) 2a (spending) 3b (returning) 4b (like going) 5a (have know) 6b (as soon as) 7c (look) 8b (whose) 9c (yet) 10b (was working) 11b (give her) 12b (attending, generally, twenties, older) 13c (should, at least, in) 14c (a favorable) 15a (enclose, next time) 16a (pointed, of increasing) 17c (to do) 18c (instructions) 19a (must be) 20b (well paid) 21c (where I can) 22b (am supposed to) 23c (new, red, woolen) 24b (educational) 25c (couldn’t get) 26b (whether) 27c (tell) 28c (for a, publishing) 29a (opened) 30b (chosen, in) 31a (was) 32a (have, been) 33c (didn’t want) 34b (to share) 35c (afford, player) 36b (can, know, are) 37b (is, making) 38c (on, with) 39c (-, bought) 40a (been, her, a, for, which) 41c (must, winning) 42b (would visit, must have been) 43a (rung, fixed, can’t) 44b (could have phoned) 45b (borne, the) 46b (the most polluted) 47c (outcome) 48b (managed) 49a (are, differences, exist) 50a (both) 51b (have given) 52b (has been interested, elections) 53a (such, wish) 54a (can, to open) 55b (people, be allowed) 56c (spent, the) 57a (has been living) 58a (his, has, the) 59b (in) 60b (since, comfortable) 61a (wasn’t it?) 62c (for eating) 63b (I would look for) 64b (can’t afford it) 65b (make) 66c (close) 67c (master) 68b (refunded) 69c (peeling) 70b (reside) 71b (pats) 72b (removed) 73b (give up) 74b (neither) 75a (gate two) 76c (the higher) 77a (founded) 78c (shouldn’t) 79a (learning) 80c (were) 81b (takeaway) 82b (bushes) 83c (cousin) 84b (writing, teaching and lecturing) 85b (drivers are better trained) 86c (10% off the regular fare) 87c (Juliet Capulet) 88a (John D. Rockefeller) 89c 90b 91a 92a 93a 94a 95a 96c 97b 98a 99c 100a (trustful) 101b (clever) 102c (untidy) 103b (remarkable) 104b (very critical) 105c (coarse) 106b (shocked) 107b (ridiculed) 108b (sly) 109a (false) 110c (sparing) 111a (brave, cunning) 112c (cast) 113b 114b 115a 116b 117a 118b 119b 120a 121b 122b 123b 124a 125b 126b 127b 128a 129a 130b 131a 132b 133a 134a 135a 136a 137a 138a 139b 140b 141a 142b 143b 144a 145b 146b 147b 148b 149a 150a 151b 152b COMPLETION 1. You’ll have to introduce yourself to the person who is sitting next to you at a symposium or conference 2. It’s healthy to have lots of different friends to different levels of intimacy because not only is it impossible to be close to, it’s also undesirable 3. Most of us have friends as close as family, whom, in a difficult moment we’d call at 3 a.m. for consolidation and advise because we know they won’t reject us 4. The authorities for education should make sure that the subjects taught in schools are with value for the outside world 5. Teleworkers communicate with their supervisors by telephone, fax or e-mail; they usually transfer information from their own computer to the office computer by electronic means 6. Have you ever been to England? What time does our plane arrive in London? I met an old friend at Henri Coanda Airport 7. He wanted to fight against the enemies in his country I took you for somebody else He was among friends. La raspunsurile cu “ # “cam 90% asta e raspunsul dar mai verificati totusi
TRUE / FALSE 1F 2F 3F 4T# 5T 6F 7F# 8T 9T 10F 11T 12F 13T 14T 15T 16T 17T 18F 19F 20T 21F 22F 23T 24F 25F 26T 27F 28F 29F 30T 31F 32F 33F 34T MULTIPLE CHOICE 1b (have you had) 2a (spending) 3b (returning) 4b (like going) 5a (have know) 6b (as soon as) 7c (look) 8b (whose) 9c (yet) 10b (was working) 11b (give her) 12b (attending, generally, twenties, older) 13c (should, at least, in) 14c (a favorable) 15a (enclose, next time) 16a (pointed, of increasing) 17c (to do) 18c (instructions) 19a (must be) 20b (well paid) 21c (where I can) 22b (am supposed to) 23c (new, red, woolen) 24b (educational) 25c (couldn’t get) 26b (whether) 27c (tell) 28c (for a, publishing) 29a (opened) 30b (chosen, in) 31a (was) 32a (have, been) 33c (didn’t want) 34b (to share) 35c (afford, player) 36b (can, know, are) 37b (is, making) 38c (on, with) 39c (-, bought) 40a (been, her, a, for, which) 41c (must, winning) 42b (would visit, must have been) 43a (rung, fixed, can’t) 44b (could have phoned) 45b (borne, the) 46b (the most polluted) 47c (outcome) 48b (managed) 49a (are, differences, exist) 50a (both) 51b (have given) 52b (has been interested, elections) 53a (such, wish) 54a (can, to open) 55b (people, be allowed) 56c (spent, the) 57a (has been living) 58a (his, has, the) 59b (in) 60b (since, comfortable) 61a (wasn’t it?) 62c (for eating) 63b (I would look for) 64b (can’t afford it) 65b (make) 66c (close) 67c (master) 68b (refunded) 69c (peeling) 70b (reside) 71b (pats) 72b (removed) 73b (give up) 74b (neither) 75a (gate two) 76c (the higher) 77a (founded) 78c (shouldn’t) 79a (learning) 80c (were) 81b (takeaway) 82b (bushes) 83c (cousin) 84b (writing, teaching and lecturing) 85b (drivers are better trained) 86c (10% off the regular fare) 87c (Juliet Capulet) 88a (John D. Rockefeller) 89c 90b 91a 92a 93a 94a 95a 96c 97b 98a 99c 100a (trustful) 101b (clever) 102c (untidy) 103b (remarkable) 104b (very critical) 105c (coarse) 106b (shocked) 107b (ridiculed) 108b (sly) 109a (false) 110c (sparing) 111a (brave, cunning) 112c (cast) 113b 114b 115a 116b 117a 118b 119b 120a 121b 122b 123b 124a 125b 126b 127b 128a 129a 130b 131a 132b 133a 134a 135a 136a 137a 138a 139b 140b 141a 142b 143b 144a 145b 146b 147b 148b 149a 150a 151b 152b COMPLETION 1. You’ll have to introduce yourself to the person who is sitting next to you at a symposium or conference 2. It’s healthy to have lots of different friends to different levels of intimacy because not only is it impossible to be close to, it’s also undesirable 3. Most of us have friends as close as family, whom, in a difficult moment we’d call at 3 a.m. for consolidation and advise because we know they won’t reject us 4. The authorities for education should make sure that the subjects taught in schools are with value for the outside world 5. Teleworkers communicate with their supervisors by telephone, fax or e-mail; they usually transfer information from their own computer to the office computer by electronic means 6. Have you ever been to England? What time does our plane arrive in London? I met an old friend at Henri Coanda Airport 7. He wanted to fight against the enemies in his country I took you for somebody else He was among friends. La raspunsurile cu “ # “cam 90% asta e raspunsul dar mai verificati totusi