Упражнения по лексике для уровня Intermediate

Read the question and choose the correct pair of words:
Which pair works together?

Read the question and choose the correct pair of words:
Which pair promises to help guide a child through life?

Read the question and choose the correct pair of words:
Which pair is going to get married?

Read the question and choose the correct pair of words:
Which pair involves oner person learning from the other?

Read the question and choose the correct pair of words:
Which word describes people who play in the same sports team?

Read the question and choose the correct pair of words:
Which word describes people who go to the same class?

Read the question and choose the correct pair of words:
Which word describes a person who is part of a club?

Read the question and choose the correct pair of words:
Which word is a general word for 'someone who you do something with'?

Choose ALL the words / phrases that go with AT:

Choose ALL the words / phrases that go with IN:

Choose ALL the words / phrases that go with ON:

Choose the correct preposition to complete the sentence:
It's a book _____ Dan Brown.

Choose the correct preposition to complete the sentence:
I saw it _____ TV last night.

Choose the correct preposition to complete the sentence:
We went _____ a drive on Sunday.

Choose the correct preposition to complete the sentence:
They travelled _____ coach.

Match the fixed expression with the meaning:
by mistake

Match the fixed expression with the meaning:
on my own

Match the fixed expression with the meaning:
on business

Match the fixed expression with the meaning:
by chance

Match the fixed expression with the meaning:
by hand

Match the fixed expression with the meaning:
in the end

Match the fixed expression with the meaning:
on purpose

Match the fixed expression with the meaning:
on time

Match the fixed expression with the meaning:
in a moment

Match the fixed expression with the meaning:
in a hurry

Choose the correct word for the definition:
a group of criminals who work together

Choose the correct word for the definition:
thieves carrying weapons

Choose the correct word for the definition:
an attack by criminals on a bank, shop, etc.

Choose the correct word for the definition:
people whose job is to protect people or a place

Choose the correct word for the definition:
leave a place or dangerous situation when someone is trying to catch you

Choose the correct word for the definition:
people who saw the crime

Match the newspaper headline with the explanation:
Actress survives crash

Match the newspaper headline with the explanation:
Politicians attacked by angry crowd

Match the newspaper headline with the explanation:
Workers to strike over pay

Match the newspaper headline with the explanation:
Student demonstration turns violent

Match the beginning of the sentence with its ending:
I'm terrible at telling

Match the beginning of the sentence with its ending:
My brother told me

Match the beginning of the sentence with its ending:
I think you should say

Match the beginning of the sentence with its ending:
Sometimes it's better to tell

Match the beginning of the sentence with its ending:
You should just say

Match the beginning of the sentence with its ending:
I said

Choose the correct word to complete the sentence:
I _____ them that I'd bring a cake.

Choose the correct word to complete the sentence:
She _____ me that she was going running this evening.

Choose the correct word to complete the sentence:
David _____ he was going to arrive at eight.

Choose the correct word to complete the sentence:
Jack _____ to my mother: "I'm tired".

Choose the correct word to complete the sentence:
They _____ they were meeting Mary today.

Choose the correct word to complete the sentence:
She _____ them she wanted to quit.

Choose the correct word to complete the sentence:
Joanna _____ it would rain today.

Choose the correct word to complete the sentence:
I _____ that I hated mushrooms.

Choose the correct word to complete the sentence:
John _____ us that he couldn't come to the party.

Choose the correct word to complete the sentence:
Patrick _____ Julie that he was leaving on Thursday.

Complete the sentence with the idiom:
Tomorrow there's a test on this poem. I have to _____ .

Complete the sentence with the idiom:
I'm _____. I don't know if I want the black one or the red one.

Complete the sentence with the idiom:
Everyone was nervous, so John told a few jokes to _____.

Complete the sentence with the idiom:
She always _____. She only takes one suitcase even for long trips.

Complete the sentence with the idiom:
I've got no money at the moment but we can go _____ if you want.

Complete the sentence with the idiom:
You've been working non-stop. Why don't you go out and _____?

Complete the sentence with the idiom:
We forgot to pay our taxes. Now we're _____.

Complete the sentence with the idiom:
I said the wrong thing again. I always _____.

Complete the sentence with the idiom:
We're _____. We have two hours to finish the project.

Complete the sentence with the idiom:
I'm sure we can win this match but we're ______.

Complete the sentence with the adjective:
She is very _____. She works well by herself.

Complete the sentence with the adjective:
You never know what to expect. She's very _____, so one minute she's happy, and the next minute, she's shouting at you.

Complete the sentence with the adjective:
She's very _____. I'm sure she will know what to do if there's a difficult situation.

Complete the sentence with the adjective:
He's extremely _____. He is never late for appointments.

Complete the sentence with the adjective:
My new manager is very _____. She doesn't mind what time we get to work, what we wear. She never looks stressed.

Complete the sentence with the adjective:
He always tells the truth. He's very _____.

Complete the sentence with the adjective:
She's always looking for extra jobs to do. She's very _____.

Complete the sentence with the adjective:
He's very _____. He learns very quickly.

Complete the sentence with the adjective:
You can trust and depend on him. He's hard-working and very _____.

Complete the sentence with the adjective:
He nearly attacked one of his employees when he arrived late for the meeting. He's very _____.

Match the definition with the correct word or phrase:
work with a lot of effort

Match the definition with the correct word or phrase:
have problems making a decision

Match the definition with the correct word or phrase:
think differently or in a new way

Match the definition with the correct word or phrase:
want to be more successful than others

Match the definition with the correct word or phrase:
want to be successful or powerful

Match the definition with the correct word or phrase:
a person who does things which are dangerous

Choose the correct word to complete the sentence:
I've finished my degree, so I'm looking for a _____.

Choose the correct word to complete the sentence:
It's not easy to find _____ when you're my age.

Choose the correct word to complete the sentence:
She suddenly _____ that she had to go to the bank.

Choose the correct word to complete the sentence:
I have to call my uncle later. Can you _____ me?

Choose the correct word to complete the sentence:
I've _____ my keys in the car. I really should get them.

Choose the correct word to complete the sentence:
Did you _____ that noise?

Choose the correct word to complete the sentence:
Can you say that again? I'm sorry, I wasn't _____.

Choose the correct word to complete the sentence:
Being ill on holiday isn't much _____.

Choose the correct word to complete the sentence:
Do you think you could _____ me a pen?

Choose the correct word to complete the sentence:
I had to _____ some money from a friend.

Choose the correct word to complete the sentence:
Hurry up, or we'll _____ the bus.

Choose the correct word to complete the sentence:
Why do I always _____ my car keys?

Choose the correct suffix to form a noun from the verb in brackets to complete the sentence:
I think a bit of _____ (compete) in schools is a good thing.

Choose the correct suffix to form a noun from the verb in brackets to complete the sentence:
There has been a great _____ (improve) in her work recently.

Choose the correct suffix to form a noun from the adjective in brackets to complete the sentence:
Dealing with problem clients is not my _____ (responsible).

Choose the correct suffix to form a noun from the adjective in brackets to complete the sentence:
_____ (lonely) is one of the worst aspects of getting old.

Choose the correct suffix to form a noun from the verb in brackets to complete the sentence:
He suffers from _____ (depress).

Choose the correct suffix to form a noun from the verb in brackets to complete the sentence:
Try to use your _____ (imagine).

Choose the correct suffix to form a noun from the adjective in brackets to complete the sentence:
I couldn't believe my own _____ (stupid)!

Choose the correct suffix to form a noun from the verb in brackets to complete the sentence:
There is live _____ (entertain) from 8pm.

Choose the correct suffix to form a noun from the adjective in brackets to complete the sentence:
I was amazed by his _____ (kind).

Choose the correct suffix to form a noun from the verb in brackets to complete the sentence:
I didn't hear the last _____ (instruct).

Choose the correct suffix to form a noun from the verb in brackets to complete the sentence:
_____ (dance) is the best hobby for her!

Choose the correct suffix to form a noun from the verb in brackets to complete the sentence:
The most important thing for us at the moment is _____ (secure).

Choose the correct suffix to form a noun from the verb in brackets to complete the sentence:
Out of context, a _____ (quote) from any text is meaningless.

Choose the correct suffix to form a noun from the verb in brackets to complete the sentence:
Every time the pictures are published, the charity will receive a _____ (pay).

Choose the correct adjective to complete the sentence:
I was _____ in what he had to say.

Choose the correct adjective to complete the sentence:
The kids are getting really _____ about the trip.

Choose the correct adjective to complete the sentence:
It's _____ that you didn't know about this!

Choose the correct adjective to complete the sentence:
It was a long, _____ journey.

Choose the correct adjective to complete the sentence:
Istanbul is a _____ city.

Choose the correct adjective to complete the sentence:
I was _____ that I hadn't won.

Choose the correct adjective to complete the sentence:
It's a very _____ book. I didn't like it at all.

Choose the correct adjective to complete the sentence:
What's that smell? It's _____!

Choose the correct adjective to complete the sentence:
He gets _____ when people don't understand what he's saying.

Choose the correct adjective to complete the sentence:
I'm absolutely _____ of spiders!

Choose the correct adjective to complete the sentence:
Have you ever been really _____?

Choose the correct adjective to complete the sentence:
Do you find your job _____?

Choose the correct adjective to complete the sentence:
I'm _____ because I've been working late every night this week.

Choose the correct adjective to complete the sentence:
I don't understand the grammar. I'm completely _____.

Complete the phrase with the correct verb:
_____ closer

Complete the phrase with the correct verb:
_____ advice

Complete the phrase with the correct verb:
_____ a list

Complete the phrase with the correct verb:
_____ a chance

Complete the phrase with the correct verb:
_____ a prize

Complete the phrase with the correct verb:
_____ a deal

Complete the phrase with the correct verb:
_____ in blue

Complete the phrase with the correct verb:
_____ memories

Complete the phrase with the correct verb:
_____ an effort

Complete the phrase with the correct verb:
_____ me a headache

Complete the phrase with the correct verb:
_____ to dinner

Complete the phrase with the correct verb:
_____ a disease

Choose the correct prefix to make a new word from:
believable

Choose the correct prefix to make a new word from:
appropriate

Choose the correct prefix to make a new word from:
mature

Choose the correct prefix to make a new word from:
relevant

Choose the correct prefix to make a new word from:
judge

Choose the correct prefix to make a new word from:
cook