Sports and Entertainment

Fill in the missing words. There are two extra options. 1. To take part in the World Championship, you must train . 2. Because of the weather the match was until next Tuesday. 3. Edward can't play this game as he is . 4. I dislike stories with ending. 5. This theatre hall has a(n) capacity of 1000. 6. The runner to the finishing line to take the third place. 7. She managed to the race in second place. 8. We have to leave now if we want to the last bus. 9. I liked the actress who played the role. 10. Her in this tennis match was her best friend.

Choose the correct preposition. 1. Steven Spielberg has a reputation making good films. 2. Leonardo DiCaprio is most famous his role in Titanic. 3. In that novel the main character died his wounds. 4. The sportsman was very confident his chances of winning the competition. 5. John is obsessed snowboarding. He talks about nothing else.

Choose the correct preposition for phrasal verbs. 1. Their taxi broke on the way to the station. 2. If they had set earlier, they wouldn't have been late for the flight. 3. The airport was crowed but they managed to check quickly. 4. When I go on a trip, my family sees me at the airport. 5. They boarded the plane just before it took.

Type the answers using a comma and a full form of the verbs in brackets. A: Who is she? Why ___________ (she / look) at us? B: I ____________ (not / notice) her looking at us.

Type the answers using a comma and a full form of the verbs in brackets. A: What _______________ (you / do) this time last Saturday? B: We ______________ (travel) to Moscow.

Type the answers using a comma and a full form of the verbs in brackets. A: Why ____________ (you / be) late yesterday? B: I _____________ (wait) at the bus stop for over forty minutes before the bus arrived.

Type the answers using a comma and a full form of the verbs in brackets. A: ______________ (you / do) anything special tonight? B: Yes, I _______________ (go) to the cinema with Steve.

Type the answers using a comma and a full form of the verbs in brackets. A: ______________ (you / see) Ann at the party last night? B: No, she ____________ (leave) before I arrived.