IELTS

Question: What's the meaning of the word in italics? "We really larged it up on Saturday."
A
went drinking and dancing

B
went to the cinema

C
went shopping

D
went to the gym

Note: Not available
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Question: Which of the following technical words refers to an internet business?
A
emoticons

B
dot com

C
upload

D
techie

Note: Not available
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Question: What's the meaning of the word in italics? "I usually have an afternoon power-nap in the office."
A
a meeting

B
a phone call

C
a short sleep

D
a coffee break

Note: Not available
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Question: Which option is NOT CORRECT? "______, I can't hear myself think!"
A
Turn it down

B
Turn the music down

C
Turn down the music

D
Turn down it

Note: Not available
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Question: Which option is NOT CORRECT? "If you don't know what something means, use a dictionary to ______."
A
look the word up

B
look up the word

C
look it up

D
look up it

Note: Not available
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Question: "I'm so tired, I'm really ______."
A
looking forward the weekend to

B
looking the weekend forward to

C
looking forward to the weekend

D
weekend looking forward to

Note: Not available
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Question: When we go on holiday, who's going to ___________ the dog?"
A
look for

B
look after

C
look up

D
look at

Note: Not available
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Question: "It takes about two hours, so we should ________ at about six o'clock"
A
get it in

B
get in it

C
get in

D
get on

Note: Not available
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Question: Which option is NOT CORRECT? "I'll have to ______, it's killing me!"
A
give up it

B
give it up

C
give up smoking

D
give smoking up

Note: Not available
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Question: What's the meaning of the word in italics? "We really larged it up on Saturday."

Question: Which of the following technical words refers to an internet business?

Question: What's the meaning of the word in italics? "I usually have an afternoon power-nap in the office."

Question: Which option is NOT CORRECT? "______, I can't hear myself think!"

Question: Which option is NOT CORRECT? "If you don't know what something means, use a dictionary to ______."

Question: "I'm so tired, I'm really ______."

Question: When we go on holiday, who's going to ___________ the dog?"

Question: "It takes about two hours, so we should ________ at about six o'clock"

Question: Which option is NOT CORRECT? "I'll have to ______, it's killing me!"