I _____ play a lot of cricket when I lived in England., used to, usually, use to, The referee _____ when the player kicked the goalkeeper., wasn’t looking, hadn’t look, used to look, When I met Ishan he _____ already lost touch with Susannah., has, was, had, I _____ go to the gym on Saturdays, but this weekend I’m going away., use to, usually, used to, What _____ you doing when I phoned you this morning?, was, were, are, Didn’t you _____ be a professional tennis player?, use to, used to, used, My parents _____ much money when they were first married., didn’t had, haven’t had, didn’t have, She turned off the TV and then she _____ to bed., went, had gone, was going, When we were children, we _____ spend all our money on sweets., used to, usually, use to, The referee stopped the match because someone _____ a bottle on the pitch., had threw, was throwing, had thrown, I _____ get nervous when I took exams at school., use to, used to, usually, Where did you _____ live when you were a student?, use to, used to, to, I couldn’t concentrate because my colleagues _____ lots of noise., did make, were making, to make, We _____ have our breakfast in the garden in the summer., use to, used to, any more, The food was awful because he _____ too much salt in it., ’d put, was putting, hadn’t put, They _____ golf when it started to rain., were playing, played, used to play, After Peter arrived, we _____ his birthday cake., had eaten, were eating, ate, I _____ like spinach when I was a child, but I love it now., didn’t used to, used to, didn’t use to, Saliyah _____ getting up really early, so 6.00 a.m. will be fine for her., use to, used to, ’s used to, When we got to the stadium, the match _____ already started., had, have, was, Formula 1 cars drive around this, course, court, circuit, have the same number of points as the other team at the end of the game, win, draw, beat, athletes run on this, track, slope, court, get points in a game, score, train, play, the people who support a particular team, spectators, team, fans, players do this just before a match, warm up, score, get fit, a person who trains a team, coach, referee, fan, you ski down this, track, slope, court, the people who watch a sport in a stadium, spectators, team, fan, do exercise at the gym, warm up, work out, work up, Greg and Jane are such a lovely _____., friend, couple, partner, Farouk is my _____ – we’ve lived together for three years., colleague, classmate, flatmate, Chris is my _____ – we’re getting married next month., ex, fiancé, close friend, I don’t really enjoy my job but I like my _____ a lot., colleagues, classmates, partners, I’m not going out with Tania but we are very _____., close partners, close colleagues, close friends, We _____ on very well right from the beginning., got, kept, had, Perhaps that’s because we _____ a lot in common., get, have, keep, I _____ Riku at university., got to know, lost touch, broke up, Although Annalise moved to the USA, we still _____., lose touch, keep in touch, keep touch, We never _____ – we always agree about everything., argue, lose touch, break up, Which word has a different sound? Tick A, B, or C., sport, score, work out, Which word has a different sound? Tick A, B, or C., pleasure, used to, usually, Which word has a different sound? Tick A, B, or C., hurt, draw, caught, Which word has a different sound? Tick A, B, or C., shirt, serve, warm up, Which word has a different sound? Tick A, B, or C., practise, various, lose, Which is the stressed syllable? Tick A, B, or C., SPEC|ta|tor, spec|TA|tor, spec|ta|TOR, Which is the stressed syllable? Tick A, B, or C., LEAD|er|ship, lead|ER|ship, lead|er|SHIP, Which is the stressed syllable? Tick A, B, or C., su|per|sti|TION, SU|per|sti|tion, su|per|STI|tion, Which is the stressed syllable? Tick A, B, or C., re|FE|ree, re|fe|REE, RE|fe|ree, Which is the stressed syllable? Tick A, B, or C., STA|di|um, sta|DI|um, sta|di|UM.

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