CAE: Reading and Use of English Part 2 and 4

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Compléter CAE: Reading and Use of English Part 2 and 4Version en ligne CAE: Reading and Use of English Part 2 and 4 par Judit Oncoy 1 Crime writer and surfer Crime writer Agatha Christie may have been one of the first Britons to learn how to surf standing up . In 1922 , she and her husband travelled to South Africa , where they were introduced ( 1 ) bodyboarding ? lying face down on a surfboard to ride the waves . Christie noted her observations ( 2 ) the time , writing : ? It was occasionally painful as you took a nosedive down into the sand , but on ( 3 ) whole it was an easy sport and great fun . ? The Christies then travelled to Australia and New Zealand before reaching Honolulu in Hawaii in August . It ( 4 ) at Waikiki Beach that they learned to surf tanding up . Not put ( 5 ) by sunburn or sharp coral , they bought soft leather boots to protect their feet and Agatha , who stayed in Hawaii until October ( 6 ) year , wrote in her autobiography : ? I learned to become expert ? or at any rate expert ( 7 ) the European point of view ? the moment of complete triumph came on the day that I ( 8 ) my balance and came right into shore standing upright on my board ! ? 2 Anna was annoyed when her manager decided to cancel the finance meeting at the last minute . CALL Anna was annoyed at her manager ? s last - minute the finance meeting . 3 The local council wants to impose a ban on driving at more than 30 kilometres per hour anywhere in this area . ILLEGAL The local council wants to at more than 30 kilometres per hour anywhere in this area . 4 Tom missed his plane because he was late leaving for the airport . TIME If only on / in for the airport , he wouldn ? t have missed his plane . 5 The guidelines for the appointment of new staff need revising thoroughly . THOROUGH There needs ( a ) to / of the guidelines for the appointment of new staff . 6 The employment rate rose gradually as the economy began to recover . GRADUAL There the employment rate as the economy began to recover . 7 The change in the company ? s logo didn ? t make any difference to the majority of its customers . CONSEQUENCE The change in the company ? s logo to the majority of its customers .

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CAE: Reading and Use of English Part 2 and 4Version en ligne

CAE: Reading and Use of English Part 2 and 4

Crime writer and surfer

Crime writer Agatha Christie may have been one of the first Britons to learn how to surf standing up . In 1922 , she and her husband travelled to South Africa , where they were introduced ( 1 ) bodyboarding ? lying face down on a surfboard to ride the waves . Christie noted her observations ( 2 ) the time , writing : ? It was occasionally painful as you took a nosedive down into the sand , but on ( 3 ) whole it was an easy sport and great fun . ?

The Christies then travelled to Australia and New Zealand before reaching Honolulu in Hawaii in August . It ( 4 ) at Waikiki Beach that they learned to surf tanding up . Not put ( 5 ) by sunburn or sharp coral , they bought soft leather boots to protect their feet and Agatha , who stayed in Hawaii until October ( 6 ) year , wrote in her autobiography : ? I learned to become expert ? or at any rate expert ( 7 ) the European point of view ? the moment of complete triumph came on the day that I ( 8 ) my balance and came right into shore standing upright on my board ! ?

Anna was annoyed when her manager decided to cancel the finance meeting at the last minute .
CALL
Anna was annoyed at her manager ? s last - minute the finance meeting .

The local council wants to impose a ban on driving at more than 30 kilometres per hour anywhere in this area .
ILLEGAL
The local council wants to at more than 30 kilometres per hour
anywhere in this area .

Tom missed his plane because he was late leaving for the airport .
TIME
If only on / in for the airport , he wouldn ? t have missed his plane .

The guidelines for the appointment of new staff need revising thoroughly .
THOROUGH
There needs ( a ) to / of the guidelines for the appointment of new staff .

The employment rate rose gradually as the economy began to recover .
GRADUAL
There the employment rate as the economy began to recover .

The change in the company ? s logo didn ? t make any difference to the majority of its customers .
CONSEQUENCE
The change in the company ? s logo to the majority of its customers .

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