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C1 Advanced Part 4 Multiple Exercises + Tips
C1 Advanced Part 4 Multiple Exercises + Tips
• Part 4 tests your ability to be flexible in your use of English by expressing a message in a different
way. At the same time, it tests your ability to use grammatical structures and vocabulary
accurately.
• There are six questions + one example.
• Each question has an initial stimulus sentence, a key word and a second sentence with a gap in it.
• Your task is to complete the gap, using the key word given, so that the second sentence has the
same meaning as the stimulus sentence.
• You must not change the key word at all.
• You will need to write between three and six words, including the key word, to complete the gap.
Contractions cound as two words (don't)
• The mark scheme divides your answer into two parts and one mark is given for each part that is
answered correctly.
• The spelling must be correct, but both UK and US spellings are allowed.
ADVICE
• For each question, read both sentences carefully.
• Look carefully at the words before and after the gap.
• You will need to make various changes (e.g. from negative to positive, active to passive, verb
to noun etc.)
• Include the given word completely unchanged.
• Make sure you write three to six words.
• You can use contractions but remember that these count as two words.
• Check your spelling carefully.
• Check that you haven't missed out any ideas from the first sentence or added any new ones.
TIPS
• After you have written your answer, read it again to check that it has the same meaning as
the stimulus sentence. Does it have all the same ideas?
• After you have written your answer, check that it is at least three words and no more than
six words long.
• For part of the answer, you often need to replace a normal verb with a phrasal verbs.
• You will lose marks if you make mistakes with grammar, vocabulary and spelling. So check
your answers carefully.
EXERCISE
Complete the second sentence so that it has a similar meaning to the first sentence, using the word given.
Do not change the word given. You must use between three and six words, including the word given.
Here's an example (0).
0 "I'm sorry I got to the party so late," Johanna said to her friend.
HAVING Johanna apologised to her friend ______for having turned____ up so late at the
party.
1. None of the phones were left when we got to the shop.
TIME _______________________________ the shop, all the phones had been sold.
5. Until they fire me as manager here, I'll run the company my way.
LONG _______________________________ the boss, I'll run the company my way.
7. It's not possible that you saw Mary last night, she was with us!
HAVE You _______________________________ last night, she was with us!
11. If his expensive divorce hadn't happened, Bill would still be a rich man.
FOR If it _______________________________ divorce, Bill would still be a rich man.
12. "You won't get lost along the country lanes if you always have the map open."
LONG He told them they wouldn't get lost _______________________________ had the
map open.
14. If that passing woman hadn't arrived, we would have been completely lost.
FOR Had it _______________________________, we would have got completely lost.
16. They'll have to cancel the show if the audience doesn't increase.
MEAN A continued low audience for the show _______________________________
cancellation.
17. A phone call was the first we heard about them withdrawing from the concert.
PULLING The first we heard about _______________________________ of the concert was a
phone call.
18. We need to run or the train will leave before we get there.
TIME Unless we run, the train _______________________________ we get there.
19. "You really must stay for dessert," Kate's brother said to him.
STAYING Kate's brother _______________________________ for dessert.
20. "A massage would do you a lot of good," Jake told Amy.
FROM "You _______________________________ a massage," Jake told Amy.
21. Even if it's very far, they want to go to Paris for a weekend break.
MAY Far _______________________________, they want to go to Paris for a weekend
break.
23. This building stands a very good chance of being closed as unsafe by the council.
HIGHLY It's _______________________________ will be closed by council due to being
unsafe.