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A common expression in rock music is to wail on
a guitar. This means to play really well and to rock out.
If you can't fathom something,
you can't understand it. Usually something complicated or mysterious.
To pick up the pieces means to put your life
back together or to restore your life to a more normal state after shock or disaster.
Now, are you up for a listening challenge? The next two songs are going to give you exactly
that. Let's check it out. Listen and choose the best option: A, B or C to fill in the blanks.
Fill in the blanks using second conditional and the verbs in parentheses.
Now it's
time
to check your results. So keep in mind what we did today was an informal test, it does not
replace a proper proficiency exam in which all of your English skills would be assessed, okay?
But let's take a look at any way about where you might be. So if you got six to seven questions
correct, then you might be around level A1. If you got 8 to 11 questions correct, you're around A2.
If you got 12 to 14 questions correct, you're probably around B1. If you got 15 to 18 questions
correct, then you might be at level B2. And finally, if you got more than 18 questions
correct, congratulations, you might be at C1 or even C2 level. So how did you do? Let us know down
in the comments below and also check out how your fellow learners did. And next I recommend that you
see how much knowledge you have at phrasal verbs with this next lesson. Check it out!