[IELTS 6.] - Mindset 2: Unit 4.2 - Listening & Speaking

9/8/2022 9:58:00 AM

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Complete the article. Use the present continuous, present perfect simple or present perfect continuous of the verbs in brackets.

According to research, the demand for alternative medicine (rise) recently and approximately 20 percent of the UK's population regularly turn to alternative treatments when they are ill. Consequently, more and more British doctors (offer) their patients' choices of treatment these days and many of them usually combine alternative treatments with conventional medicine.

Although alternative medicine (become) increasingly popular, doctors disagree about whether or not the treatments are effective. Of course, people (use) alternative medicine for hundreds of years, but many practitioners of conventional medicine claim that so far they (not/see) any convincing proof that alternative treatments are safe or effective.

Today, the most widely practiced alternative treatments are acupuncture, aromatherapy, massage and herbal medicine but other forms of treatment (also/gain) in popularity.

What about you? (you/ever/try) an alternative treatment? If so, was it successful? Send your views and experiences to us.

A: Are you sure we should eat this with our hands?

B: Why not? All of these people are eating it that way. _____

 
  • You should find your feet!
  • Make yourself at home.
  • When in Rome, do as the Romans do!
  • Just face the music.

I always get _____ feet at this time of year, in the spring.

 
  • itchy
  • bare
  • swollen
  • big

We've decided to go hiking in the mountains to _____.

 
  • get it together
  • get away from it all
  • take it on the chin
  • have had it

With a good eye, you can buy highly decorative things on a tight _____ at this secondhand market.

  • payment
  • schedule
  • price
  • budget

His colleagues are planning to go somewhere _____ the beaten track for the summer holidays.

 
  • on
  • off
  • above
  • across

Complete the notes below. Write NO MORE THAN THREE WORDS AND/OR A NUMBER for each answer.

BRITISH MEDIA

Newspapers began to appear in the 18-19th Century.

 is British oldest daily newspaper.

The legal rule of advertisement that all the British media must follow is .

There are over different newspapers in Britain.

The press that publishes serious articles is .

The most left-wing newspaper is .

A feature of the tabloid press is a girl picture on .

The oldest soap shop was located in the northern city of in England.

British newscasts get good reputation for the of reporting.

British viewers usually use the time of to make a drink.

Audience have to buy a .