The second assessment

Read about the three speakers and match each person to their photo. 

Hi, I’m Fadi. The best thing about my job as a taxi driver is that I am my own boss! I can have a break anytime I want, take a day off when I’m tired and go on long holidays. I also don’t have to wear formal clothes – I can wear casual clothes all the time. My favourite colour is red. I always find myself picking red, striped jumpers when shopping for trendy new clothes.

Hi there, my name’s Danielle. As a manager, I have to work five days a week and stay at the office for long hours. I don’t have much time to exercise during the week, that’s why I decided to take up cycling at the weekends. I need to wear comfortable clothes that are practical, but they’re not very fashionable! I always make sure to wear bright colours when cycling on the road so drivers can see me.

Hello, my name’s Peter. Today is a special day for me – I’m getting married! I have to look especially smart. I usually don’t spend much time choosing something from my wardrobe, but today is different. I hardly ever wear formal clothes, but for my wedding day I have to wear a suit and a tie.

She is wearing a kimono.

A good .................... has enough space to keep all your clothes organised.

A good .................... has enough space to keep all your clothes organised.

The young man ........................... briefcase is grey is the new employee.

Join the sentences with the relative pronouns in brackets.

Jordan is a country. We spent our holidays in Jordan last year. (where)

Which sport is ..................... – tennis or football?

It is .................... solution.

......................... means rules or principles of behaviour.

Rewrite this passage in using capital letters, full stops, commas and apostrophes as necessary.

ive lived in the countryside all my life even in the cold days of january my village is smaller quieter and less busy than big cities in my country although it gets a bit busy on fridays in general there isnt a lot to do as in the city but i like living here