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Q 1 You look .. in that dress, Amanda. How beautiful you are.

(a) starting (b) stunning (c) stretching (d) starting

Q 2 I can honestly say I haven't had such a … meal for ages.

(a) delight (b) delighted(c) delightful (d) delighting

Q 3 I must get to know the name of your … so that I can buy a suit like that.

(a) maker's (b) dresser's (c) warder's (d) tailor's
Q 4 I must … you on your performance in the play – it was remarkable.

(a) impress (b) advise (c) congratulate (d) enquire

Q 5 One can tell immediately that you are a … by the accomplished was you perform.

(a) amateur (b) worker (c) tyro (d) professional

Q 6 I honestly can't believe that you are … enough to have such grown up children.

(a) wise (b) old (c) grown (d) clear

Q 7 (a) Even if I … for a hundred years, I couldn't possibly reach your standard.

(a) perfected (b) pursued (c) practiced (d) polished
Q 8 You certainly don't look your … what's your secret?

(a) old (b) age (c) worth (d) type

Q 9 It's always a … talking to you – you know so much!

(a) please (b) pleased (c) pleasing (d) pleasure

Q10 Thank you very much for your letter. As always it's .. to read

(a) fun (b) amusement (c) entertainment (d) funnily

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