Nef - Pi - End Of Course Test - Grammar 2. Complete The Sentences With One Word.

The given question is asking for the word that completes the sentence "________ do you live?" The word "Where" is the correct answer because it is an adverb that is used to ask about the location or place of someone's residence.

The word "where" is the correct answer because it fits logically in the sentence. The sentence is asking for a word that completes the phrase "A chemist's is a place _______ you buy medicines." The word "where" is appropriate here because it indicates the location or position of the place where you can buy medicines, which is a chemist's.

The correct answer is "on". In this sentence, the word "on" is used to indicate the placement of the shoes. It suggests that the shoes need to be worn before going outside.

The word "to" is the correct answer because it is used to indicate purpose or intention. In this sentence, the speaker went to Rome with the specific goal of learning Italian. The word "to" accurately conveys this purpose and fits grammatically in the sentence.

The word "out" is the correct answer because it is used to indicate movement away from a specific location, in this case, the shop. The sentence suggests that the music inside the shop was too loud, so the speaker and possibly others decided to leave. The word "out" fits perfectly in the context and completes the sentence logically.

The correct answer is "much" because the question is asking about the quantity of bread that one eats. "Much" is used to refer to a large amount of something, in this case, bread.

The correct answer is "will" because the question is asking about a future hypothetical situation. "Will" is the modal verb used to indicate future tense and is appropriate in this context to express a possible action in response to the rain.

Both person A and person B express their dislike for Chinese food by using the word "Neither". This indicates that neither of them enjoys Chinese food.

B is saying that they have not heard the news yet. The word "yet" indicates that B has not been informed about the news up until now.

The correct answer is "won't". The sentence suggests that the person is not willing or does not plan to do the washing up at the present moment, but will do it later. "Won't" is the contraction of "will not" and indicates a future refusal or lack of intention to perform the action immediately.

The word "although" indicates a contrast or contradiction between two ideas or situations. In this case, the sentence suggests that despite the fact that it was a warm day, she still chose to wear a big winter coat. The use of "although" highlights the unexpected or unusual nature of her decision, emphasizing the contrast between the weather and her choice of clothing.