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  1. Which word best completes the sentence? 'I need to ___ a dentist appointment for next week.'

    Answer: Make

    In English, we 'make an appointment'. This is a fixed collocation. 'Do', 'take' and 'have' are not used in this context.

  2. Choose the correct word: 'The shop assistant was very ___ and helped me find what I needed.'

    Answer: Helpful

    After 'was very', an adjective is needed. 'Helpful' is the correct adjective form. 'Helping' and 'help' are verb forms; 'helpfully' is an adverb.

  3. Which word is the opposite of 'expensive'?

    Answer: Cheap

    The direct opposite of expensive is cheap, meaning costing little money. While 'free', 'reasonable' and 'affordable' relate to cost, cheap is the clearest antonym.

  4. Choose the correct word to complete the sentence: 'The weather ___ will be warm and sunny this weekend.'

    Answer: Forecast

    A weather forecast is the standard term for a prediction about future weather conditions. This is a fixed collocation in English.

  5. Which phrase means 'to become friends with someone'?

    Answer: Get on with

    'Get on with someone' means to have a friendly relationship with them. The other phrases have different meanings: get away with (avoid punishment), get through to (contact someone).

  6. Choose the best word: 'Could you please ___ this parcel for me while I am away?'

    Answer: Look after

    'Look after' means to take care of something. 'Look for' means to search. 'Look into' means to investigate. 'Look up' means to search for information.