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Collocations — Adjective + Noun

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Exercises practising Collocations — Adjective + Noun. Total: 20 points.
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Exercise 1
Which word is it?
10 points
Read the definition and write the word or phrase.
1
A lot of rain falling hard:
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A lot of cars on the road, moving slowly:
3
Air that moves very fast and hard:
4
Coffee with a lot of flavour and caffeine:
5
A cost that is a lot of money:
6
Sleep that is hard to wake up from:
7
A friend you know well and trust:
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A serious error:
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When you only just avoid danger:
10
A life that will probably be successful:
Exercise 2
Complete the sentences
10 points
Only one word or phrase from this chapter fits each sentence. Change its form if you need to.
1
We were late because of on the motorway.
2
Concert tickets sell at a very online.
3
Leaving my passport at home was a .
4
The match was cancelled because of .
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I need a cup of to wake up.
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Maya is a — I tell her everything.
7
She's a talented player with a .
8
A blew my umbrella inside out.
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He was in such a that he didn't hear the alarm.
10
The car nearly hit us — it was a .

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