3A. Vocabulary

Choose the best answer A, B, C or D to complete the sentence.

Although the dish smelt ____________, he refused to eat saying that he was not hungry.

1. bad
2. good
3. well
4. worse

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The fish tastes __________. I won’t eat it.

1. awful
2. awfully
3. more awfully
4. as awful

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What happened? You ………….. terrible! Are you hurt?

1. are      
2. be
3. feel
4. look

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He …………..a doctor after he graduated.

1. became
2. is
3. is getting
4. will be

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I’m sorry I said it. I ………….. so bad about it. Please forgive me.

1. appear
2. feel
3. look
4. was

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It ………….. late. I really have to go now. Thank you for a lovely time. Goodbye!

1. goes
2. is getting
3. seemed
4. was becoming

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She went upstairs to check on her children. They ………….. to be sleeping, so she went to the kitchen to have some tea.

1. appeared
2. are 
3. have grown
4. seem

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It ………….. so dark that they had to stop their search.

1. becomes
2. felt
3. gets 
4. grew

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He ………….. tired to me. I told him to have some rest.

1. became
2. got
3. seemed
4. was appearing

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Joe (think)  about his future. He (want)  to be a doctor.

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Ali (have)  three sisters.

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It (smell)  like something is burning.

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It (smell)  like something is burning.

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My husband (always/taste)  the food while I'm cooking! It's very annoying.

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I (not know)  the answer.

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Sara  (look) like she's been crying

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We  (see) John and Susie next month.

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What  (you/think) about the war?

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The chef (always/ taste)  the food before he serves it.