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LONGMAN EXAM ACCELERATOR plus Audio CDs classroom and self-study preparation for all 82 level exams ' Bob Hastings I Marta Uminska I Dominika Chandler CONTENTS _ Introduction Exam information WRITTEN EXAM r- ·- - ~- -~ - · -· - ·- · - · ·- - · I - - -· - -~· - ·- - - - - - -~- - - - -., - - - - - - - . . . , -' ,_ _-'- -. .-. . -' -.- - - · - - - - - - · -~ - - - ·- -l i _ m PEOPLE .~. - ~ HOME 1r -~-~ ~.~.~ -~ -. .~; I I SCHOOL 1-·· _· _· _ - . - .-.- - -.- . i ~ · · ···1 WORK ~ FAMILY AND SOCIAL LIFE ~ - · · ·- -~l rI:: · i I FOOD / SHOPPING I CULTURE i 1- - - ;;l:~~~~~~;~;~SM : III~ - i - g-~;;L~~~ SPORT~ -~ -~~p;~ WRITING m General tips ~~ m Description (of a place, person or event ) &DJ Review m 'For and against' essay _ -~ ==J Opinion essay Formal and semi-formal letters - _._ -.- _ _ -_ -_ _.,' • -_ , -,. . 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I FICTIONAL LITERARY CHARACTERS Bm [ ENGLISH AND THE ARTS SPEAKING EXTRA MATERIALS ~~ Extra materials for the Thematic Part rt Answer Key - Lexical-grammatical Part ~ QUOTING SHAKESPEARE l 0~~~.~o~~!~di~r~~~~ ========-= _.~ - ~ ~ - ~ -~ \Ilil l w IIlId~ luul\l Ltltl\lI'lltl 11111 1" 111.1 1,1·,1111111 IU' I,lllhlll l y, ",dltl"~ , ulI ll'II1HtIIHI~, ti ll' 1111 11 11 1'11 11 '1 111 111111 1'\, 11111 III h h IlItHI -litlolt-\ '1 111 1'111\1 " , "', I N Wllld 10lllldlllK MII I!!IIII ' I hoht' "Xf' ~ I I WUIlf«JII ( 11 ,111 1111 ,11 U l1Hh '( tl o n ~: pro,loum Excerpt (ram a novel Radio news item Mul tiple choice True/False/No Information , Matching phrasal verbs ,J i WORD SANK ~ \ in a company, work and money, adjectives funerals, other celebrations, friends and IilIiI J acquaintances, relationships, leisure time, ! : FOOD/SHOPPING i VICES AN SER , IImIImiI I i TOURISM IIIImIIm · rI · .-·_-· - -·- I HEALTH/SPORT I _ _ _~_ 10 TECHNO LOGY IJmIIBfJ NATURE AN-O· -· ·-· ' ENVIRONMENT ImIm Tr:;:;~-"-in-g-b-y-ro-a-d/-d-~i~-g:~-y~ii~g: w IIImBD !?!:C:~m~Q"~"15;9~"r Informal letter '1 I Multiple chOICe WOR D ;, ~xall1:w9 R KOuT Connections In a text ! conjunctions and relanve pronouns _ - ~ ~:f~~:g:~:e-~~-'p-"~c-o-t-o-s Story examWORKOUT Corldit'jc;na'is'iinCi sentences "Narr~d"~e" tens"e"s with wish ~~~~~~~~~~ - Vocabulary used in film J :'~:'~~~~.Kg\!! , Persuading I M-~~-olog~ l animals do, the environment, threats to [he I environment, protecting the environment, action for environmental sustainability Matching ~ · - - I Multiple choice I examWORKOUT CO~":;tent" "a"r"(fg~"ammar linkers: I' The "~orre(ia~swer: the same meaning 1examWORKOUT :r linking words ' ~ civil rights and liberties, politics, the economy, religion, crime, forei?n affairs -.J ~, Multiple choice ~"~~mw.9"~,~9"ln: ~ Interview , Matching == Talking about photos examWORKOUT :'~~i~W-rgR./«~\!! 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auxiliary verb; been preposition; of linking word; When collocation; in phrasal verb; carry expression; carries Exar 21 fa! ca IS HES, Dout lColate MODAL AND AUXILlARV VERBS WORD BUILDING Test yourself! won't > didn't bei ng > been must > should would > had ought not > ought not to I should not didn't can't have being will rh m y my ARTICLES the the - a the a an the a the SUFFIXES (-V, -VLV, -OUS, -IC, -ICAL;-IVE, -EO, -ING) adverb; suspiciously nouns; boredom adjective; exceptional verb; discourage adjective; irresistible 2 broaden; deepen, widen, brighten, sharpen, tighten, weaken, flatten impatient; immoral, impossible, immature, impolite, impersonal, improper inheritance; avoidance, performance, assistance, disturbance, resemblance meaningful; colourful, useful, purposeful, successful, careful gracefully; gratefully, beautifully, carefully, hopefully, awfully PREPOSITIONS PREFIXES THAT MAKE WORDS OPPOSITE 6 alphabetical suspicious advisable Creative VERBS (-EN, -(I)FV) incapable unbutton unfamiliar disobeyed irresistible 16 who There anywhere yours few PREFIXES THAT CHANGE THE MEANING OF WORDS LINKING WORDS le 2g 3a 4b 5h 6d 7f8c 10 ld Peter moved to a bigger city so (that) he could get a better job 2a She refused to marry John even though / although he proposed several times 3e He decided to go sailing despite / in spite of adverse weather conditions 4c We won't start eating until/till he comes back home Sb Robert's keen on judo while / whereas his brother prefers karate SUFFIXES (-ER, -OR, -AR, -EE, -1ST, -IAN) -ER -OR -AR -EE trainer murderer swimmer manager employer interviewer supplier visitor collector sailor competitor actor liar burglar beggar trainee employee interviewee musician journalist e lectrician 14 cut fall break call Get keep communist librarian Italian ecologist artist Politicians comedian payee admirers survivors historian scientists robber 15 time pain over caught down SUFFIXES (-ENCE, -ANCE, -AL, -AGE, -MENT, PHRASES AND EXPRESSIONS -ITV, -TV, -V, -CV, -NESS, -INESS, -HOOD) 16 10 from my point of view in the long run on the other hand brighten intensify ripen clarify invitation jointly increasingly appearance traditional overtaken Exam task actress underestimate advertisement liberation colourful buyers it's up to you on the spur of the moment -SION, -TION, -ION, -ATION, -V, -SIS, -UREj -ENCE -AL difference existence arrival approval -AGE marriage I passage -M ENT arrangement encouragement 17 at far all on sight -sION -ATION -y -515 PHRASAL VERBS revision conclusion education accusation delivery injury diagnosis analysis 18 ld 2g 3b 4a 5f6e 7h 8c 11 childhood; brotherhood, motherhood, adulthood silence; innocence, intelligence, violence vacancy; fluency, efficiency, frequency kindness; sadness, rudeness, forgiveness equality; popularity, similarity, punctuality 19 to up looking comes off Exam task 20 amounts I quantities the most know Exam task 21 Once far came IDIOMS some took seen with worsen purify deafen lessen 18 ld2b3g4f5a6h7e8c make tears came conclusion earn Exam task 17 underprivileged co-educational overworked transplant semi-detached ex-wife 12 13 arry n es weekly alcoholic curable appreciative disastrous SUFFIXES THAT CHANGE ADJECTIVES INTO COLLOCATIONS - 11 even so Despite unless However ou ld 15 illogical irregular unload disapprove uncomfortable insecure dishonest every to as neither than Idn't 14 interested > interesting correct confusing > confused disgusting > disgusted amused > amusing IT protect salt psychol ogy VARIOUS STRUCTURES early climate adjust courage annoy lC2B3A4A5D against to to with in go 13 did nearly I almost / just anything is while 12 abbreviation rehearsal inconvenience motherhood seriousness entertainment expiry (British English) expiration (American English) 175