Module 2 Exercises & Quiz

To check your progress, here are some exercises based on the collocations you’ve just learned.

Exercise 1: Matching

Match the verbs in Column A with the nouns/phrases in Column B to form B2-level collocations.

  • Column A: 1. pay | 2. run | 3. meet | 4. express | 5. have
  • Column B: a. a deadline | b. a strong opinion | c. a compliment | d. errands | e. concern
Match the verbs in Column A with the nouns/phrases in Column B to form B2-level collocations. *

Column A: 1. pay

Match the verbs in Column A with the nouns/phrases in Column B to form B2-level collocations. *

Column A: 2. run

Match the verbs in Column A with the nouns/phrases in Column B to form B2-level collocations. *

Column A: 3. meet

Match the verbs in Column A with the nouns/phrases in Column B to form B2-level collocations. *

Column A: 4. express

Match the verbs in Column A with the nouns/phrases in Column B to form B2-level collocations. *

Column A: 5. have

Exercise 2: Gap Fill

Choose one of the words from the list below to complete each sentence.

make x 2 | give | take | picturesque | do | sense

1. We stayed in a lovely little hotel in a …………. village. *

We stayed in a lovely little hotel in a village.

2. He …….. a very compelling argument that convinced everyone. *

He a very compelling argument that convinced everyone.

3. I've been working all day; I really need to …………. a break. *

I’ve been working all day; I really need to a break.

4. It was such a ………….. of relief when I heard she was safe. *

It was such a of relief when I heard she was safe.

5. I need to …………. some arrangements for the meeting next week. *

I need to some arrangements for the meeting next week.

Module 2 Quiz: Scenario-Based Questions

1. Your friend just got a new haircut that looks great. What do you say? *
2. You are talking about a city you visited that was very busy and full of life. How do you describe it? *
3. You finally finished a very difficult and stressful exam. How do you feel? *