Meaning: "accustomed" means used to something.

Wrong options:

• acostomed: It has "o" where the word has "cu". Check the letters: "accustomed". A small spelling mistake loses the mark.

Correct answer: choosing

Explanation: Listen for "always choosing something on". After always you need an action word that ends in ing.

Meaning: "choosing" means picking something from a list.

Wrong options:

• choiceing: It has "ice" where the word has "os". The right spelling is "choosing". Every letter must be correct to get the mark.
• choose: "choose" is a close word, but it ends in "e". The speaker says "choosing", which ends in "ing".

Correct answer: heard

Explanation: On the recording you hear "haven't heard of before". It follows haven't, so you need a past form like heard.

Meaning: "heard" means known by listening or by reputation.

Wrong options:

• herd: It leaves out the "a". Check the letters: "heard". A small spelling mistake loses the mark.

Correct answer: stuffed

Explanation: Listen again to "stomach stuffed with goat's". The sentence needs a past action word that ends in ed.

Meaning: "stuffed" means filled tightly with something.

Wrong options:

• stufed: It leaves out the "f". Write "stuffed". Only the exact spelling gets the mark.

Correct answer: ordering

Explanation: Here you hear "ask before ordering." It follows before, so you need an action word ending in ing.

Meaning: "ordering" means asking for food to be served.

Wrong options:

• orderring: It adds an extra "r". Write "ordering". Only the exact spelling gets the mark.
• order: "order" is missing the ending. The speaker says "ordering", with "ing" at the end.

Correct answer: uneasy

Explanation: The speaker says "feel a bit uneasy about". The sentence needs a describing word for feelings.

Meaning: "uneasy" means feeling uncomfortable or anxious.