Quarterly test RRWC Group 5 C1 2023/06/13 17:08:32 20230613_1708 Mikhaylova Nadezhda nadinemikh@yandex.ru inc_drills/grammar_reported_speech_selection_b1_02.csv 1 Grammar B1 - 02 Reported speech 0 We saw a cheaper solution elsewhere!
Our client told us they [ ]. had seen a cheaper solution elsewhere h 1 1 I am preparing a cheaper design.
The engineer reassured them that he [ ]. was preparing a cheaper design i 0 2 I'll give you a discount.
The salesperson promised she [ ]. ('d|would) give (us|them) a discount w 0 33.3 inc_drills/grammar_verb_patterns_selection_b1_01.csv 2 Grammar B1 - 01 Verb patterns 0 Our boss [ ] tennis at weekends (to enjoy + to play ← present simple) enjoys playing e 1 1 I [ ] my book last night (to finish + to read ← past simple) finished reading f 0 2 He [ ] last year (to give up + to smoke ← past simple) gave up smoking g 2 3 Excuse me, would you [ ] the window (to mind + to open ← polite request) mind opening m 0 50 inc_drills/grammar_verb_patterns_selection_b2_03_5lines.csv 3 Grammar B2 - 03 Verb patterns 0 The consultant [ ] at a lower price.
(to suggest + to sell ← past simple) suggested selling s 1 1 They [ ] costs but it failed.
(to try + to cut ← present perfect) ('ve|have) tried to cut h 2 2 The sales manager [ ] too much on the advertising campaign.
(to admit + to spend ← past simple) admitted spending a 0 3 They [ ] on the market before the manager joined them.
(to begin + to work ← past perfect) (had begun to work|had begun working) h 3 4 Redesigning the product [ ] a completely new strategy.
(to involve + to prepare ← future simple) will involve preparing w 4 80 inc_drills/grammar_perfect_aspect_selection_b2_02.csv 4 Grammar B2 - 02 Perfect aspect 0 They [ ] the meeting so we don't need to hurry (to cancel) have cancelled ' 0 1 They [ ] the meeting but they're going to have another one (to cancel) cancelled c 1 2 Our senior engineer [ ] in this company for 4 decades when he retired (to work) had worked h 0 3 We expect sales [ ] by the end of the month (to double) to have doubled w 0 4 I hope [ ] to use this software by the end of the month (to learn) to have learnt t 0 5 The company's founder appears [ ] his mind (to lose) to have lost t 2 6 We [ ] this supplier for many years and trust their reliability (to know) have known h 0 28.6 inc_drills/vocab_consultants_selection_b2_03.csv 5 Vocab B2 - 03 Consultants 0 to approach or extend the limits of what is possible push the envelope push the envelope 1 1 to start something and proceed at a fast pace with great enthusiasm hit the ground running hit the ground running 2 2 to be ambitious think big think big 3 3 to take the first step, to make a big move to get something started put a stake in the ground put a stake in the ground 4 4 to have a race around the room with lead pencils or walking sticks. Is treated as a ridiculous act push the peanut push peanuts 0 80