Gateway A2 Unit 5 Use Of English

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This quiz is designed for learners at a Gateway A2 level, focusing on the application of English grammar and vocabulary through the completion of an email.

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    Complete the email with one word in each gap. Hi Beth, How are you? I started my holiday job last week. I (1) ……………………… at the farm shop for three mornings. It was good fun. Then I went shopping! I bought lots of DVDs, but I (2) ……………………… buy the new Keira Knightley DVD because I borrowed it from Jason. He was (3) ……………………… at the farm last week too, but outdoors. (4) ……………………… you get the summer job you wanted? I phoned you this morning, but there was no answer. Maybe you(5) ……………………… sleeping. Last weekend, I (6) ……………………… to a concert with Susanna. We bought the tickets a long time ago. It (7) ……………………… amazing!(8) ……………………… did you go last weekend? I phoned you then as well, but you weren’t at home. Call me soon! ​Amanda 1) ________

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    The email is about Amanda's holiday job at a farm shop. She mentions that she worked at the farm shop for three mornings. Therefore, the appropriate word to fill in the blank is "worked."

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    The correct answer is "didn't, did not." These two words are contractions of the phrase "did not," which is used to form the negative past tense of verbs. In this case, "didn't" and "did not" are interchangeable and can be used to indicate the negation of an action that occurred in the past.

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