Today's B2 First (FCE)
Reading & Use of English
Thanks for telling me about that website. I’ll keep it in mind.
Why are you blaming your sister? In my opinion, you are entirely to blame for this accident!
one of the main reasons we are getting out of the Australian market is due to tougher government regulations.
He has had very short hair since | after his days in the army.
She was very ambitious(AMBITION) and hoped to become a lawyer before she reached the age of 35.
The lesson was boring(BORE). I almost fell asleep.
Today's C1 Advanced (CAE)
Reading & Use of English
They must be rolling in it. Have you seen that beautiful house they live in?
Can you put your phone number down in the book?
The bright petals of the flower attract bees, which, of course is very important for its life cycle.
Many unemployed find work in a large underground market the government has so far struggled to fight.
Make sure the hairdryer is disconnected(CONNECT) before you fix the switch.
Everybody is worried about the destruction(DESTROY) of the rain forest.
Today's C2 Proficient (CPE)
Reading & Use of English
The rhythm of music moves us, quite literally, to tap our toes, clap our hands, and sway our bodies to its beat.
The team threw on all their substitutes in the last five minutes, all to no avail as they lost the game narrowly by three points.
In the two works of Aristotle in which there is mention of dreams, they are already regarded as constituting a problem of psychology.
Like your other organs, your brain is permeated with circulating blood and bathed in chemicals
This kind of work requires precision(PRECISE).
Their supreme goal was the abolition(ABOLISH) of monarchy.