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Review Recommendations Exercise

October 15, 2026 B1pdf

Complete the 12 sentences below. Choose the best answer for each one.

Progress 0 of 12 answered
1If you are new to budgeting, you ............... this app because it explains each step clearly.
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Use "should definitely try" to give a strong positive recommendation in a review.
2The room was noisy and the service was slow, so I ............... this hotel.
Wrong!
Use "wouldn't recommend" when a bad experience leads to a negative recommendation.
3The story is simple, but the acting is excellent; it is ...............
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Use "worth seeing" to recommend a film, exhibition, or show as a good choice.
4If you need a quiet place to study, ............... because the music is very loud.
Wrong!
Use "avoid it" when you recommend not choosing something because it will cause a problem.
5The jacket is warm and well made, but it is a bit expensive at full price, so I suggest that ...............
Wrong!
Use "you wait for a sale" because the review says the jacket is good but too expensive now.
6This guidebook has useful maps and fits in a small bag, so I can ............... it to visitors.
Wrong!
Use "recommend" when you think the guide is useful and good for visitors.
7Because the episodes are only ten minutes long, this podcast is ............... for busy learners.
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Use "ideal" when something is especially good for a particular person or purpose.
8After comparing three printers, this model is my ............... because it is faster and cheaper to run.
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Use "top choice" for the option you most strongly recommend.
9The tickets are very expensive and the show lasts only thirty minutes, so I ............... it.
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Use "would skip" when you advise someone not to choose an event or product.
10With a children's menu and friendly staff, this restaurant is ...............
Wrong!
Use "best for families" because the review mentions a children's menu and friendly staff.
11For business travel, this laptop is ............... because it is light and the battery lasts all day.
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Use "a good choice" to recommend something suitable for the stated need.
12Although delivery took a week, the food was fresh and delicious, so I would ...............
Wrong!
Use "still recommend it" when you give a positive recommendation despite one small problem.

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Answers

  1. If you are new to budgeting, you should definitely try this app because it explains each step clearly.
  2. The room was noisy and the service was slow, so I wouldn’t recommend this hotel.
  3. The story is simple, but the acting is excellent; it is worth seeing.
  4. If you need a quiet place to study, avoid it because the music is very loud.
  5. The jacket is warm and well made, but it is a bit expensive at full price, so I suggest that you wait for a sale.
  6. This guidebook has useful maps and fits in a small bag, so I can recommend it to visitors.
  7. Because the episodes are only ten minutes long, this podcast is ideal for busy learners.
  8. After comparing three printers, this model is my top choice because it is faster and cheaper to run.
  9. The tickets are very expensive and the show lasts only thirty minutes, so I would skip it.
  10. With a children’s menu and friendly staff, this restaurant is best for families.
  11. For business travel, this laptop is a good choice because it is light and the battery lasts all day.
  12. Although delivery took a week, the food was fresh and delicious, so I would still recommend it.

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