Alex b2 unit 8

Organize these options into the right categories

Groups:

(a) GO

,

(b) MAKE

,

(c) HAVE

• a difference

• hand in hand

• in common

• wrong

• according to plan

• the opportunity

• a point

• sense

• a go

TRANSLATE INTO ENGLISH

піти не так / піти наперекосяк

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спробувати

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йти пліч-о-пліч / бути взаємопов’язаними

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змінювати ситуацію / зробити внесок

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звернути увагу / зробити акцент

Moving to Gijón has allowed me to make a ​ (a)   in my own life by embracing a slower, more fulfilling lifestyle.

In Gijón, enjoying fresh seafood and supporting local markets go ​ (b)   with the culture here.

I’ve made a ​ (c)   of learning Spanish to better connect with the locals and fully embrace life in Spain.

I decided to have a ​ (d)   at surfing since Gijón has some of the best beaches for beginners.

• difference
• hand in hand
• point
• go

Switching to a Mediterranean diet in Gijón just makes ​ (a)   with all the fresh, local produce available.

Even if things go ​ (b)   , like getting lost in the narrow streets, the beauty of the city always makes up for it.

I’ve discovered that the locals and I have a lot in ​ (c)   when it comes to valuing family and good food.

• sense
• wrong
• common

Starting a new chapter in life often means embracing change and trying things you never thought possible. Moving to Spain, has shown me how small changes can ​ (a)   a difference in daily life. From adopting a more mindful approach to eating fresh, seasonal food to immersing myself in the vibrant local culture, every day feels like an opportunity to grow. Living here has given me the chance to ​ (b)   the opportunity to do things I only dreamed of before. For example, I’ve been able to explore new hobbies, like surfing, and even decided to have a ​ (c)   at painting landscapes inspired by the stunning coastline. These experiences have shown me that stepping out of my comfort zone can lead to personal growth. Of course, not everything always ​ (d)   according to plan.

• make
• have
• go
• goes

Adjusting to a new way of life comes with its share of challenges, but when things ​ (a)   , the supportive community in Gijón makes it easier to bounce back. The people here are warm and welcoming, and I’ve found that we ​ (b)   a deep love for family, good food, and life’s simple pleasures. One thing I’ve learned is that new habits often ​ (c)   with new surroundings. In Gijón, for example, walking along the beach every evening naturally leads to a healthier lifestyle. It just ​ (d)   to align my routine with the peaceful rhythm of the city. I’ve also ​ (e)   of being more intentional about how I spend my time. Whether it’s focusing on learning Spanish or participating in local traditions, I’m more mindful now than I’ve ever been. The journey has taught me that embracing change isn’t just about surviving in a new place—it’s about thriving in it.

• go wrong
• have in common
• go hand in hand
• makes sense
• made a point