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Choose the correct word. Unexpectedly, I found the lecture quite _______ .

Match the words to form phrases.

Choose the correct word. She’s _______ for exams at the moment.

Choose the correct word. Jane ______ that she sometimes bores her students.

Fill in the gap with the correct form of the verb. The headmaster said that all students taking part in the project.

Fill in the gap with the correct form of the verb. John said that he writing a new novel.

Fill in the gap with the correct form of the verb. Jamie said that she never forget my birthday again.

Fill in the gap with the correct form of the verb. He asked me where I .

Read the text and answer the questions. The Duke of Edinburgh's Award (also called the D of E) is a very well-known and popular youth programme in the UK that aims to help young people aged 14-24 reach their full potential! It gives young people the chance to develop their character and their life skills as they take part in all kinds of exciting extracurricular activities. Started as a small all-boys programme in 1956 by the Duke of Edinburgh, today 275,000 young people from different backgrounds are working towards their D of E at any one time in the UK! Participants can progress through three levels of the D of E, the bronze (challenging), the silver (more challenging), or the gold (extremely challenging and not for the faint-hearted). It's definitely not easy to achieve any of the awards. Participants have to take part in activities in four areas: Volunteering, which could mean volunteering at an animal rescue centre or working in a charity shop for six months; Physical, which might be getting a certificate in parachuting or flamenco dancing; Skills, which could be doing a jewellery-making, first aid or cookery course; and Expedition, which could be planning a rowing trip down the Danube in Germany. All this can take anything from three months to three years! The best thing is - young people can pick exactly which activities they want to do in each category. Ultimately, it's all worth it and all the gold awards are presented by the Duke of Edinburgh himself at a royal palace. From beginning to end, it's great fun doing a D of E and employers, colleges and universities get excited if they see it on a person's CV. The important thing though, is that, "You learn to love something, work hard, be focused and disciplined and then you will be ready for when the right opportunity comes your way," as opera superstar Katherine Jenkins said having completed her silver award. 1. The Duke of Edinburgh's Award (D of E) is a youth programme in the UK that aims to help young people aged reach their full potential. 2. How many young people, from different backgrounds, are estimated to be working towards their D of E at any one time in the UK? 3. The D of E programme consists of levels. 4. Which level of the D of E is described as "extremely challenging and not for the faint-hearted"? 5. Participants must take part in activities in four areas, including all of the following except: 6. How long can it take to complete the D of E programme? 7. Who presents the gold awards to the participants? 8. What do employers, colleges, and universities feel when they see the D of E on a person's CV? 9. What important lesson did opera superstar Katherine Jenkins learn from completing her Silver award?

Match the phrases to make a dialogue.