Use of English A2/B1 (Focus 2)

Read the text below and decide which answer best completes each gap.

Where did you grow up? Read some of our readers’ stories. I have a lot of great memories of the house        [whose, which, where, who] I grew up. Now we live      [in, on, by, over] the suburbs, but when I was little, my dad got a job in the countryside and we lived in a big old house on the         [centre, side, edge, part] of a village. We lived there for ten years and I used to go to the village school. We were        [over, at, close, near] the sea and my friends and I often explored the beach and the caves in the cliffs. The area is famous       [on, of, with, for] its beaches and white cliffs and it was the            [setting, plot, place, soundtrack] for a popular TV series last year! I loved that old house. Some people think it’s lonely to be in the countryside, but I          [decided, wanted, hoped, enjoyed] being on my        [self, alone, own, single] sometimes. If I felt            [proud, miserable, crowded, famous] , I could go up to my bedroom and look out of the window. I had a breathtaking         [sight, scene, view, picture] from there across the fields and to the sea. It was very relaxing and made me feel better. I was really unhappy when we              [transported, changed, moved, travelled] to the town!

Complete the second sentence so that it has a similar meaning to the first sentence. Use no more than three words.

Hannah and I learnt French in that classroom.

That’s the classroom        Hannah and I learnt French.

Complete the second sentence so that it has a similar meaning to the first sentence. Use no more than three words.

Ms Twinkle won’t pass her driving test if she doesn’t practise every day.

Ms Twinkle won’t pass her driving test        she practises every day.