Cambridge PET Sentence Completion Part 1 - Answer Sheet

A LESSON PLAN FOR ENGLISH LANGUAGE TEACHERS

By: Richard Flynn
Level: Intermediate
Theme: General
Study Area: General
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Cambridge PET Sentence Completion

For each question, complete the second sentence with no more than three words so that it means

the same as the first.

1. I prefer listening to music to watching TV.

I like listening to music

more than

watching TV.

2. TV has too much advertising.

TV has

too many

adverts.

3. There are only a few good programmes on TV.

There aren’t

many

good programmes on TV.

4. I haven’t watched TV for ages.

It’s been a long time

since

I watched TV.

5. If I don’t buy some new music every month, I get bored with my collection.

I get bored with my collection

unless

I buy some new music every

month.

6. Why don’t you stay in and watch TV this evening?

If I were you, I

would

in and watch TV this evening.

7. They have a lot of repeats on TV.

There

are

a lot of repeats on TV.

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