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                                      Language focus        Inversion

                                      Choose the correct alternatives in the following sentences. Either one, two or all three
                                      alternatives may be possible.
                                      1   Never must  / Under no circumstances should  / Never again will you contact him again
                                        as I sincerely doubt we can trust him.
                                      2   Around the corner was sitting  / There he sat  / There sat a dapper elderly gentleman
                                        waiting patiently for something.
                                      3   Only then  / Only when / Not until the last prisoner had been released did John feel that
                                        justice was done.
                                        So / As  / Only  late was it when they arrived that there was nowhere open to grab a
                                      4
                                        bite to eat.
                                      5   But / Were if not / Had it not been for  Veronika’s suggestion, we wouldn’t have found
                                        a way out.
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                                      6   Barely / Rarely  / Scarcely  had I fought off one illness than I came down with another.
                                      7   Had  / Should  / Were  Esther realised in time, she would have kept her mouth shut, but it
                                        was too late.
                                        Hardly ever  / Rarely  / Not since do the managers venture down to this part of the
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                                        building, so something must be up.

                                      Reading and Use of English            Part 1 Multiple-choice cloze

                                      For questions 1–8 , read the text below and decide which answer (A, B , C or D) best fits
                                      each gap. There is an example at the beginning (0 ).                     https://english0905.com/private/


                  I was recently offered free tickets to the opening night of the theatrical
                  adaptation of Alfred Hitchcock’s Rear Window   at the Sun Royal Theatre.
                                                 A
                  Naturally, given the press hype  (0)    the production, not to
                  mention the exorbitant ticket prices, I jumped at the  (1)   .
                  Having seen the movie countless times and with vast sections of the script
                  (2)               to memory, I was intrigued to experience the stage
                  adaptation of the story.
                  On the night in  (3)         , I eagerly took my seat in the
                  stalls and waited for the curtain to open. That night there was a full
                  (4)               and you could palpably feel the anticipation
                  hanging in the air. The curtains drew back and revealed a set which had been
                  (5)               modelled on the New York apartment in the movie, so
                  much so that there was an audible (6)     from the audience
                  in recognition of the attention to detail. The female (7)
                  was played to perfection by a little-known actor, who managed to really capture
                  the essence of her onscreen  (8)     . Overall, a magnificent
                  production.

                                      0   A   surrounding   B   encompassing   C   binding   D   corresponding
                                      1   A   occasion   B   moment     C   outcome      D   chance
                                      2   A   entrusted   B   committed   C   assigned   D   accomplished
                                      3   A   principle   B   question   C   effect      D   hand
                                      4   A   crew     B   audience     C   house        D   group
                                      5   A   faithfully   B   decisively   C   obediently   D   steadfastly
                                          pant           gasp             groan            rumble
                                      6   A            B                C                D
                                      7   A   main     B   head         C   chief        D   lead
                                          comrade        fellow           counterpart      peer
                                      8   A            B                C                D
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