Sure! Here are the answers based on the given prompts:
1. Fill in the correct phrase and the correct word: all-star, remain, stunts, anonymous, private, special effects, artistic
- No one knows the author's name, as he chooses to remain anonymous.
- Shakespeare in Love is a great romantic comedy with an amazing all-star cast including Joseph Fiennes, Gwyneth Paltrow, and Geoffrey Rush.
- Some Hollywood actors like to perform their own stunts, no matter how dangerous these are.
- The special effects in a Harry Potter film were brilliant; it really looked like the characters could do magic.
- Children often express their artistic creativity through finger painting and drawing.
- You can't draw graffiti on that man's house; it's private property.
2. Complete the sentences using the comparative or superlative degree of comparison of adjectives.
- This man is taller than that one.
- Asia is larger than Australia.
- Mary is a better student than Lucy.
- This garden is the most beautiful in our town.
- The tallest trees in the world grow in California.
3. Fill in: into, out of, away, over, through
- The actors ran through the play one more time before the performance.
- I’ve run out of coffee.
- Yesterday I ran into my friend whom I haven't seen since we left school.
- I tried to run after the thief, but he was too fast for me.
- Why are you so upset? My kitten was run over by a car.
4. Complete the sentences with verbs formed using the prefixes re-, dis-, mis-, under-, over-.
- My art teacher asked me to redo my drawing because I had made some mistakes. (do)
- I know you dislike Henry, but it was very rude of you to tell him that he's a bad photographer. (like)
- I disagree with most of what he said. (agree)
- I think I undercooked the pasta. (cook)
- He misunderstood the question completely. (understand)
5. Fill in the gaps with the correct preposition: of, in, for, to, with.
- Pushkin is one of the best poets of all time.
- He is popular with fans of art cinema.
- This director is famous for his comedies.
- Who stars in "Pirates of the Caribbean"?
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