FCE transformation tests
پاسخ تشریحی خلاصه ی فصل شش کتاب اف سی ای
6 Review
Relative clauses
Decide whether the relative clause in each of the following sentences is defining or non-defining. If the relative clause is non-defining, add commas in the appropriate place(s). If it is defining, say whether the relative pronoun or adverb can be omitted or not. There are two examples at the beginning (0 and 00).
0 My father who works in a chocolate factory never eats sweet things.
Non-defining - add commas after father and factory.
00 There'll be a prize for the student who tells the most jokes in five minutes.
Defining - the relative pronoun who cannot be omitted.
1 Lady Gaga whose real name is Stefani Joanne Angelina Germanotta was born on March 28 1986.
2 What's the name of the village where you got married?
3 He hasn't given me back the book that I lent him.
4 She told me that Vasilis had failed his driving test which didn't surprise me at all.
5 That song always reminds me of the time when I was working in Brazil.
6 He's the only person in this class whose first name begins with 'Z'.
7 Emma received a phone call from her Managing Director who had been impressed by her sales performance.
8 Few written records have survived so it is a period of history about which we know very little.
Vocabulary
A Describing people
Complete the crossword using the following clues .
Across
1 Someone who doesn't like meeting and spending time with other people is .
3 Hazel eyes are light brown and slightly in colour.
6 'Thank you for your donation to our charity. It was extremely of you.'
8 'He's going to have his left pierced.'
9 negative prefix for decisive { }
10 'She's so : she only ever thinks about herself.'
11 unattractively thin { }
12 'Unfortunately, he's in a mood today.'
14 Unlike Mediterraneans, people in northern Europe tend to have a rather complexion.
Down
1 negative prefix for adventurous { }
2 'She's such a child: always so happy and positive.
4 'She looks much nicer with shoulder-length
5 opposite of 6 across { }
7 'Please try to be about this. Think with your head rather than with your heart.
10 attractively thin { }
11 'He was too to ask her to go out with him, so he got his friend to do it for him.'
13 negative prefix for honest { }
B Phrasal verbs
Complete the gaps in sentences 1-8 below with the correct form of an appropriate phrasal verb. Use the verbs and particles from the boxes.
fell bring get look out over for off
let tell fall get on up down up
1 When I kept getting into trouble at school, my parents understandably felt I had them .
2 He was for hitting his sister and made to apologize to her.
3 I was by my parents to believe that honesty is the best policy.
4 I was extremely disappointed when I found out that my uncle had spent three years in prison: I had always to him and considered him a role model.
5 I don't very well with my mother-in-law. I don't think she's forgiven me for taking her son away from her.
6 It was love at first sight. I him immediately.
7 They're always over the silliest of things. They'll be talking to each other again tomorrow, you'll see.
8 He wasn't ready for a relationship; he still hadn't his divorce.
Reading and Use of English
part 4
Transformations
For questions 1-6 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 word given.
Write the missing words IN CAPITAL LETTERS.
1 I won't tolerate your bad behaviour any longer.
PUT
I refuse your bad behaviour any longer.
2 You shouldn't follow Petra's example.
SHOULD
Petra is not a person follow.
3 He is not known for his sincerity as a politician.
MOST
He is not considered to be one politicians.
4 We're getting a friend to repair the roof.
HAVING
We by a friend.
5 They took his tonsils out when he was 11.
TAKEN
He when he was 11.
6 We don't want a complete stranger to do it.
HAVE
We don't want a complete stranger.
Writing
Part 2
This summer you are going to spend one month studying English in an English speaking country. Read this part of an email you received from your host family and write your reply to them. Write your email in 140-190 words.
We have your personal details but perhaps you could tell us a little more about yourself. How would you describe your personality and what sorts of things would you like to do when you're here?
Thanks
Kate and Andy Newson
Don't forget
You may write a formal or an informal reply, but the style of your email should be consistent.
