Mastering Advanced English: Practice Tests & Solutions
Use of English Test 1: Vocabulary & Grammar Challenges
Dreams Section Answers:
- back
- part
- it
- there
- to
- little
- brought
- until
- that
- to
- went
- would
- means
- hardly
- so
One Word for Three Sentences
- matter
- flat
- fell
- beat
- led
- press
Sentence Completion Examples
- Time: no time before has the present government
- Lacking: is lacking in cohesion.
- Sides: not to take sides.
- More: to meet a more generous person than
- Slightest: didn’t have the slightest hesitation before.
- Crossed: never crossed my mind
- Why: why Liz departed suddenly
- Run: had run out of
Test 2: Logical Reasoning & Phrasal Verbs
- one
- only
- how
- other
- should
- from
- such
- with
- not
- regard
- nothing
- far
- however
- would
- as
One Word for Three Sentences
- short
- rough
- covered
- touched
- track
- question
Sentence Completion Examples
- Times: as I enjoy reading at times
- Did: had been published did the president make
- Still: been for your support, I’d still be
- Disapproval: expressed their disapproval of
- Hear: as no surprise to me to hear about
- Say: Should better say anything about
- Loss: loss to explain
- Resulted: Minister’s resignation resulted from
Test 3: Water on the Moon & Advanced English
- who
- to
- when
- having
- of
- thanks
- what
- the
- no
- it
- into
- only
- whose
- because
- could
One Word for Three Sentences
- reflection
- bear
- stage
- line
- volume
- moved
Sentence Completion Examples
- Aback: were completely taken aback by
- Standing: given a standing ovation
- How: matter how late it
- Idea: no idea of what was going
- Joined: many hours have passed since I joined
- Having: any possibility of having a
- Alike: look alike in the
- Account: can we account for the fact that the
Test 4: History of Music & Complex Structures
- to
- its
- considering
- but
- more
- put
- despite
- with
- into
- addition
- should
- as
- not
- one
- far
One Word for Three Sentences
- cleared
- state
- set
- remain
- claimed
- fall
Sentence Completion Examples
- Time: being driven by Paul’s son at the time
- It: it not been for Nick’s advice I would
- Point: no point did the police accuse
- Choose: a great deal to choose between
- Total: is a total ban on smoking
- No: makes no difference to Jenny
- In: improvement in the way the football team played.
- Singled: singled out the school library for criticism