Full Blast 3 Module 6

1. Dale is studying            [astronomy, astronomer] at university.

2. Did you manage to get Beyoncé's           [venue, autograph]?

3. Greg will help you. He won't     [get, let] you down.

4. My mum keeps her T-shirts in the top        [drawer, pillow].

5. It was only a toy skeleton but it still           [insulted, terrified] my grandmother.

6. Jasper arrived a minute ago and Phil is on his         [journey, way] here now.

7. The old man was        [blind, sleepy]so he had to get people to read him the newspaper.

8. Close the window.           [Otherwise, Perhaps] we'll all be ill tomorrow. It's freezing.

9. I had a hard time getting used    [to, of] the weather when I moved to London.

1. When the celebration was over, we took down the             [decorations, occasions, fireworks].

2. It's too        [tiny, clear, bright] in here. Can you turn that light off?

3. In 1969 Neil Armstrong walked on the            [atmosphere, surface, moon] of the moon.

4. Excuse me, can you move a bit? You are    [on, in, by] my way.

5. All my sister's clothes are               [sold out, common, old-fashioned] . She needs some new things.

6. There was a very pleasant       [smell, touch, sence]coming from the kitchen.

7. Are you aware       [of, to, about] the environmental problems in our area?

8. I don't understand this sentence. It doesn't      [take, make, have]sense.

Oliver Excuse me. (1)

Mr Day I'm sorry, he doesn't work here any more.

Oliver What?

Mr Day Yeah, he moved to Australia.

Oliver (2)

Mr Day It's true. He left a year ago. I'm surprised you didn't know.

Oliver Oh well. Australia's a nice place. He must be having a great time over there.

Mr Day (3) He wants to come back home again.

Oliver Really? That's too bad. Anyway, I need to take care of these papers. Here you are.

Mr Day (4) Sorry. Go to the second floor and ask for Simon.

Oliver OK, thanks.