Copy Of Gateway B1 Unit 8 Test Standard Use Of English

The answer "had finished" is correct because it accurately completes the second sentence while maintaining the same meaning as the first sentence. By using the past perfect tense "had finished," it indicates that the action of finishing the homework occurred before the action of watching the film.

The second sentence "It's difficult to understand English on the radio." means the same as the first sentence "Understanding English on the radio is not easy." Both sentences convey the idea that comprehending English when listening to the radio is challenging.

The correct answer is "on well with, on with". This means that the person has a good relationship with their brother.

The party had already started when I got there.

The word "gone" is the past participle form of the verb "go". By using the word "gone" in the sentence, it indicates that the action of going shopping has already been completed before having a coffee. Therefore, the sentence "We had a coffee after gone shopping" means the same as the original sentence "We went shopping and then we had a coffee."

The phrase "see eye to" means to have the same opinion or perspective on something. So, completing the second sentence with "see eye on" would not make sense. Therefore, the correct completion is "see eye to," which means that there are a lot of things we don't agree on.

Jack and Harry have fallen out.

The correct answer is "didn't use, did not use". This answer accurately completes the second sentence while maintaining the same meaning as the first sentence. The phrase "didn't use" and "did not use" both convey the idea that the speaker did not like chocolate during their childhood.