2025. Ready for exams. Use of English. Test 31

Transform the word in brackets so that it fits the text grammatically. Write the answer in capitals without spaces as in the example. Example: WILLNOTBE English, Welsh, Scottish… All these languages sound familiar. But I'm sure you ______________ of Cornish. I wish I _____________ it, like my Granny does. Cornish is a Celtic language, used in Cornwall, a county in south-eastern England. _____________ ago, when the Anglo Saxons invaded Britain, many Celts moved to the mountain areas. Some Celts even _____________ the country completely and settled in France. Speakers of Cornish stayed in the south-west. There the language _____________ until the late 1700s. But the number of speakers got smaller and the language almost disappeared. At the beginning of the ____________ century, academics became interested in Cornish and started to study the ancient texts. From those old documents they managed to restore the language! Nowadays, if you visit Cornwall, you will hear a lot of it. The language _________ (OFFER) as an option in many universities, and students themselves choose to learn it. Like I did. I think it’s the _________________ language I have ever learnt, but it’s interesting and it sounds very nice. I believe the Cornish language ____________.

Transform the word in brackets so that it fits the text grammatically. Write the answer in capitals without spaces as in the example. Example: WILLNOTBE English, Welsh, Scottish… All these languages sound familiar. But I'm sure you ______________ of Cornish. I wish I _____________ it, like my Granny does. Cornish is a Celtic language, used in Cornwall, a county in south-eastern England. _____________ (CENTURY) ago, when the Anglo Saxons invaded Britain, many Celts moved to the mountain areas. Some Celts even _____________ the country completely and settled in France. Speakers of Cornish stayed in the south-west. There the language _____________ until the late 1700s. But the number of speakers got smaller and the language almost disappeared. At the beginning of the ____________ century, academics became interested in Cornish and started to study the ancient texts. From those old documents they managed to restore the language! Nowadays, if you visit Cornwall, you will hear a lot of it. The language _________ as an option in many universities, and students themselves choose to learn it. Like I did. I think it’s the _________________ language I have ever learnt, but it’s interesting and it sounds very nice. I believe the Cornish language ____________.

Transform the word in brackets so that it fits the text grammatically. Write the answer in capitals without spaces as in the example. Example: WILLNOTBE English, Welsh, Scottish… All these languages sound familiar. But I'm sure you ______________ of Cornish. I wish I _____________ it, like my Granny does. Cornish is a Celtic language, used in Cornwall, a county in south-eastern England. _____________ ago, when the Anglo Saxons invaded Britain, many Celts moved to the mountain areas. Some Celts even _____________ (LEAVE) the country completely and settled in France. Speakers of Cornish stayed in the south-west. There the language _____________ until the late 1700s. But the number of speakers got smaller and the language almost disappeared. At the beginning of the ____________ century, academics became interested in Cornish and started to study the ancient texts. From those old documents they managed to restore the language! Nowadays, if you visit Cornwall, you will hear a lot of it. The language _________ as an option in many universities, and students themselves choose to learn it. Like I did. I think it’s the _________________ language I have ever learnt, but it’s interesting and it sounds very nice. I believe the Cornish language ____________.

Transform the word in brackets so that it fits the text grammatically. Write the answer in capitals without spaces as in the example. Example: WILLNOTBE English, Welsh, Scottish… All these languages sound familiar. But I'm sure you ______________ of Cornish. I wish I _____________ (KNOW) it, like my Granny does. Cornish is a Celtic language, used in Cornwall, a county in south-eastern England. _____________ ago, when the Anglo Saxons invaded Britain, many Celts moved to the mountain areas. Some Celts even _____________ the country completely and settled in France. Speakers of Cornish stayed in the south-west. There the language _____________ until the late 1700s. But the number of speakers got smaller and the language almost disappeared. At the beginning of the ____________ century, academics became interested in Cornish and started to study the ancient texts. From those old documents they managed to restore the language! Nowadays, if you visit Cornwall, you will hear a lot of it. The language _________ as an option in many universities, and students themselves choose to learn it. Like I did. I think it’s the _________________ language I have ever learnt, but it’s interesting and it sounds very nice. I believe the Cornish language ____________.

Transform the word in brackets so that it fits the text grammatically. Write the answer in capitals without spaces as in the example. Example: WILLNOTBE English, Welsh, Scottish… All these languages sound familiar. But I'm sure you ______________ of Cornish. I wish I _____________ it, like my Granny does. Cornish is a Celtic language, used in Cornwall, a county in south-eastern England. _____________ ago, when the Anglo Saxons invaded Britain, many Celts moved to the mountain areas. Some Celts even _____________ the country completely and settled in France. Speakers of Cornish stayed in the south-west. There the language _____________ (SPEAK) until the late 1700s. But the number of speakers got smaller and the language almost disappeared. At the beginning of the ____________ century, academics became interested in Cornish and started to study the ancient texts. From those old documents they managed to restore the language! Nowadays, if you visit Cornwall, you will hear a lot of it. The language _________ as an option in many universities, and students themselves choose to learn it. Like I did. I think it’s the _________________ language I have ever learnt, but it’s interesting and it sounds very nice. I believe the Cornish language ____________.

Transform the word in brackets so that it fits the text grammatically. Write the answer in capitals without spaces as in the example. Example: WILLNOTBE English, Welsh, Scottish… All these languages sound familiar. But I'm sure you ______________ of Cornish. I wish I _____________ it, like my Granny does. Cornish is a Celtic language, used in Cornwall, a county in south-eastern England. _____________ ago, when the Anglo Saxons invaded Britain, many Celts moved to the mountain areas. Some Celts even _____________ the country completely and settled in France. Speakers of Cornish stayed in the south-west. There the language _____________ until the late 1700s. But the number of speakers got smaller and the language almost disappeared. At the beginning of the ____________ century, academics became interested in Cornish and started to study the ancient texts. From those old documents they managed to restore the language! Nowadays, if you visit Cornwall, you will hear a lot of it. The language _________ as an option in many universities, and students themselves choose to learn it. Like I did. I think it’s the _________________ language I have ever learnt, but it’s interesting and it sounds very nice. I believe the Cornish language ____________ (SURVIVE).

Transform the word in brackets so that it fits the text grammatically. Write the answer in capitals without spaces as in the example. Example: WILLNOTBE English, Welsh, Scottish… All these languages sound familiar. But I'm sure you ______________ (NOT/HEAR) of Cornish. I wish I _____________ it, like my Granny does. Cornish is a Celtic language, used in Cornwall, a county in south-eastern England. _____________ ago, when the Anglo Saxons invaded Britain, many Celts moved to the mountain areas. Some Celts even _____________ the country completely and settled in France. Speakers of Cornish stayed in the south-west. There the language _____________ until the late 1700s. But the number of speakers got smaller and the language almost disappeared. At the beginning of the ____________ century, academics became interested in Cornish and started to study the ancient texts. From those old documents they managed to restore the language! Nowadays, if you visit Cornwall, you will hear a lot of it. The language _________ as an option in many universities, and students themselves choose to learn it. Like I did. I think it’s the _________________ language I have ever learnt, but it’s interesting and it sounds very nice. I believe the Cornish language ____________.

Transform the word in brackets so that it fits the text grammatically. Write the answer in capitals without spaces as in the example. Example: WILLNOTBE English, Welsh, Scottish… All these languages sound familiar. But I'm sure you ______________ of Cornish. I wish I _____________ it, like my Granny does. Cornish is a Celtic language, used in Cornwall, a county in south-eastern England. _____________ ago, when the Anglo Saxons invaded Britain, many Celts moved to the mountain areas. Some Celts even _____________ the country completely and settled in France. Speakers of Cornish stayed in the south-west. There the language _____________ until the late 1700s. But the number of speakers got smaller and the language almost disappeared. At the beginning of the ____________ (TWENTY) century, academics became interested in Cornish and started to study the ancient texts. From those old documents they managed to restore the language! Nowadays, if you visit Cornwall, you will hear a lot of it. The language _________ as an option in many universities, and students themselves choose to learn it. Like I did. I think it’s the _________________ language I have ever learnt, but it’s interesting and it sounds very nice. I believe the Cornish language ____________.

Transform the word in brackets so that it fits the text grammatically. Write the answer in capitals without spaces as in the example. Example: WILLNOTBE English, Welsh, Scottish… All these languages sound familiar. But I'm sure you ______________ of Cornish. I wish I _____________ it, like my Granny does. Cornish is a Celtic language, used in Cornwall, a county in south-eastern England. _____________ ago, when the Anglo Saxons invaded Britain, many Celts moved to the mountain areas. Some Celts even _____________ the country completely and settled in France. Speakers of Cornish stayed in the south-west. There the language _____________ until the late 1700s. But the number of speakers got smaller and the language almost disappeared. At the beginning of the ____________ century, academics became interested in Cornish and started to study the ancient texts. From those old documents they managed to restore the language! Nowadays, if you visit Cornwall, you will hear a lot of it. The language _________ as an option in many universities, and students themselves choose to learn it. Like I did. I think it’s the _________________ (DIFFICULT) language I have ever learnt, but it’s interesting and it sounds very nice. I believe the Cornish language ____________.

Transform the word in brackets so that it fits the text lexically and grammatically. Write the answer in capitals. British cuisine is simple. Puddings, stews, pies and breads are ______________ British dishes. Many of them are cooked and eaten on holidays. The choice of dishes has been influenced by the climate, history and _____________ position of the country. England is _______________ for its butter and cheese. The most popular of them is, of course, cheddar. Scotland is known for its _____________ meat dishes and cakes. Wales has a strong __________ (FISH) culture. As a result, Welsh cookery includes a lot of seafood, such as shrimps and crabs. However, nowadays most British restaurants offer food from different parts of the world. The choice depends only on your pocketbook and your _______________.

Transform the word in brackets so that it fits the text lexically and grammatically. Write the answer in capitals. British cuisine is simple. Puddings, stews, pies and breads are ______________ British dishes. Many of them are cooked and eaten on holidays. The choice of dishes has been influenced by the climate, history and _____________ position of the country. England is _______________ for its butter and cheese. The most popular of them is, of course, cheddar. Scotland is known for its _____________ (TASTE) meat dishes and cakes. Wales has a strong __________ culture. As a result, Welsh cookery includes a lot of seafood, such as shrimps and crabs. However, nowadays most British restaurants offer food from different parts of the world. The choice depends only on your pocketbook and your _______________.

Transform the word in brackets so that it fits the text lexically and grammatically. Write the answer in capitals. British cuisine is simple. Puddings, stews, pies and breads are ______________ British dishes. Many of them are cooked and eaten on holidays. The choice of dishes has been influenced by the climate, history and _____________ (GEOGRAPHY) position of the country. England is _______________ for its butter and cheese. The most popular of them is, of course, cheddar. Scotland is known for its _____________ meat dishes and cakes. Wales has a strong __________ culture. As a result, Welsh cookery includes a lot of seafood, such as shrimps and crabs. However, nowadays most British restaurants offer food from different parts of the world. The choice depends only on your pocketbook and your _______________.

Transform the word in brackets so that it fits the text lexically and grammatically. Write the answer in capitals. British cuisine is simple. Puddings, stews, pies and breads are ______________ British dishes. Many of them are cooked and eaten on holidays. The choice of dishes has been influenced by the climate, history and _____________ position of the country. England is _______________ for its butter and cheese. The most popular of them is, of course, cheddar. Scotland is known for its _____________ meat dishes and cakes. Wales has a strong __________ culture. As a result, Welsh cookery includes a lot of seafood, such as shrimps and crabs. However, nowadays most British restaurants offer food from different parts of the world. The choice depends only on your pocketbook and your _______________ (IMAGINE).

Transform the word in brackets so that it fits the text lexically and grammatically. Write the answer in capitals. British cuisine is simple. Puddings, stews, pies and breads are ______________ British dishes. Many of them are cooked and eaten on holidays. The choice of dishes has been influenced by the climate, history and _____________ position of the country. England is _______________ (FAME) for its butter and cheese. The most popular of them is, of course, cheddar. Scotland is known for its _____________ meat dishes and cakes. Wales has a strong __________ culture. As a result, Welsh cookery includes a lot of seafood, such as shrimps and crabs. However, nowadays most British restaurants offer food from different parts of the world. The choice depends only on your pocketbook and your _______________.

Transform the word in brackets so that it fits the text lexically and grammatically. Write the answer in capitals. British cuisine is simple. Puddings, stews, pies and breads are ______________ (TRADITION) British dishes. Many of them are cooked and eaten on holidays. The choice of dishes has been influenced by the climate, history and _____________ position of the country. England is _______________ for its butter and cheese. The most popular of them is, of course, cheddar. Scotland is known for its _____________ meat dishes and cakes. Wales has a strong __________ culture. As a result, Welsh cookery includes a lot of seafood, such as shrimps and crabs. However, nowadays most British restaurants offer food from different parts of the world. The choice depends only on your pocketbook and your _______________.