A n s w e r k e y test 1, Paper 1, Reading

28 
impression (verb to noun)
29 
awesome (noun to adjective)
30 
settlement (verb to noun)
31 
breakthroughs (verb to plural compound noun)
32 
isolation (verb to noun)
33 
unexpected (verb to negative adjective)
34 
disapproval (noun to negative noun)
35 
annoying (verb to adjective)
36 
regardless (noun to preposition)
37 
unwelcome (adjective to negative adjective)
Part 4
38 
missed: phrasal verb, collocation, specific meaning
39 
cool: collocation, collocation, specific meaning
40 
lift: collocation, collocation, phrasal verb
41 
sharp: collocation, collocation, collocation
42 
broke: collocation, phrasal verb, collocation

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Part 5
43 
remains to be seen (fixed phrase)
44 
Patrick if he could borrow his (reported speech and verb change)
45 
has every intention of writing (verb to noun + gerund)
46 
unless there are/anyone has any (negative linker + verb + noun)
47 
met with the disapproval (verb + noun)
48 
to his/Philip’s surprise he got (inversion)
49 
to be thought of as (passive form)
50 
took it for granted (fixed phrase)
Test 6, Paper 4, Listening 
(Page 153)
Part 1
1 
A: ‘I went with high hopes of seeing something really spectacular 
from the headline band, and it just didn’t happen.’
2 
A: ‘I think they should’ve been presenting us with something a bit 
more exciting.’
3 
B: ‘I sense that there may actually be little substance to stories that 
his job’s on the line.’
4 
C: ‘If a top flight football team isn’t getting points, then 
something’s got to change and that comes back to the manager 
because that’s his responsibility – getting the results.’