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Multiple Choice Cloze 10.00 AM UK TIME TUESDAY 3rd NOVEMBER - Livestream - C1 and C2

iswearenglish Podcast 11 days ago

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Multiple Choice Cloze 10.00 AM UK TIME TUESDAY 3rd NOVEMBER - Livestream - C1 and C2

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SATURDAY 7th NOVEMBER 1 pm UK TIME

Why is there no word for please in the Nordic languages?
https://www.bbc.com/travel/article/20261008-why-is-there-no-word-for-please-in-the-nordic-languages




The same (vital, chief, crude, basic) word is used across much of the ……… : tak in Danish and takk in Norwegian and Icelandic, while Finnish speakers use kiitos to say thanks.






BASIC REGION

But visitors needn't worry too much about getting it wrong. Nobody will (bah, tut, shush, coo) or give you a …….. look if you order a coffee without saying "tak".






TUT DARK

In fact, Hummelgren says that being excessively polite can …… seem unusual – and even read as (dubious, jaundiced, irregular suspicious).






ITSELF SUSPICIOUS

"I've never heard of anyone sending a (tangible, material, physical, palpable) thank you card after a job interview or something …… ," she said.





PHYSICAL SIMILAR

"It would read as a bit over the …….. and perhaps like you are looking for (benefits, favours, alms, services)."








TOP FAVOURS

For travellers, the lesson is that politeness does not always …… on the same words or (ceremonies, sacraments, rituals, requiems, threnodies).







DEPEND RITUAL

You …… not hear "please" – but that doesn't mean politeness is (missing, gone, disappeared, omitted).



MAY MISSING





'There's this spooky presence in Pendle Hill': Trace the footsteps of England's most famous accused witches
https://www.bbc.com/travel/article/20261023-the-haunting-landscapes-of-englands-accused-witches




The borough of Pendle has been (viewed, considered, contemplated, regarded) ……… ever since nine suspected witches were sent to their deaths there in 1612.






CONSIDERED HAUNTED

Here's how ……. visitors can (track, trail, trace, stalk) their steps.






CURIOUS TRACE

According to local legend, visitors to Pendle Hill are supposed to feel (unsolvable, insoluble, inexplicable, cryptic) feelings of anger, panic or d……...









INEXPLICABLE DREAD

But as I reach the top of the 557m-high (muddy, swampy, mucky, marshy) escarpment in England's east Lancashire region, I mostly feel ……. . And wet.








MUDDY EXHAUSTED

Yet, surrounded by the thick mist that often (wraps, coats, muffles, envelops) the summit, it's impossible to ……. a sense of unease.








ENVELOPS DENY

After all, this ……… area is where 12 Lancastrians were accused of witchcraft in 1612, leading to one of England's deadliest witch (cases, lawsuits, courts, trials).






VERY TRIALS

Ever since, Pendle Hill's (surrounding, encircling, encompassing, enclosing) villages and ancient forests have been considered …….







SURROUNDING HAUNTED