FINAL TEST

I stayed in Kyoto for a month before a learned a few sentences in Japanese

• Only after staying in Kyoto for a few months, I picked up a few sentences in Japanese

• Only after staying in Kyoto for a few months, did I pick up a few sentences in Japanese

• Only after staying a few months in Kyoto, I did pick up a few sentences in Japanese

They found these old coins from Roman times in an old lady's garden.

• These coins, dating back to Roman times, were found in an old lady's garden

• These dated coins are found in an old lady's garden

• An old lady found these daiting coins in her garden

It's the fact that I trusted them that makes me really angry.

• What makes my blood boils is the fact that I trusted them

• What makes my blood red is the fact that I trusted them

• What makes my blood boil is the fact that I trusted them

The recession started just after they had opened their new shop in town.

• No sooner had they opened their new shop that the recession started.

• No sooner did they opened their new shop that the recession started.

• No sooner have they opened their new shop that the recession had started.

Change the italics expression:

The first day of class, our teacher had us play some group games that made everyone feel more relaxed

• break the water

• break the ice

• broke the ice

Change the italics expression:

And here there's something for you to consider: the more the students are allowed in the decision process, the more they will participate.

• food for thought

• food for your mind

• snack for thought

Change the italics expression:

On Thursdays you can choose from a wide variety of Italian dishes.

• take your chance

• make a choose

• take your pick

Choose the sentence that means the same:

Jane would like to go bowling tonight, but I prefer watching a film.

• I would rather watching a film than go bowling.

• I would rather watch a film than go bowling.

• I would rather watch a film that go bowling.

Choose the sentence that means the same:

It's nearly 2 am!! I should go home!

• It's high time I went home.

• It's high time I go home.

• It's enough time I go home.

Choose the sentence that means the same:

Before she moved to London, my friend went jogging almost everyday.

• Before she moved to London, my friend was used to jogging almost everyday.

• Before she moved to London, my friend used to jogging almost everyday.

• Before she moved to London, my friend got used to jog almost everyday.