Task 3. Match the words to make phrases.

Task 3. Match the words to make phrases. 1. door — a (together? No. Let's look closer. Actually, let's re-evaluate combinations.) Actually, common collocations: 1. door — ??? (Maybe it's a typo in the source? Or 'door-to-door'? Let's look at the options again: a-together, b-after, c-chain, d-hair, e-traffic, f-lifestyle, g-up, h-bustle.) Let's try: 1. door-to-door (no 'to'). Maybe 'door chain' (c). 2. set up (g). 3. piece (of)? No 'of'. Maybe 'piece together' (a). 4. high-quality (no match). Wait. Let me look at the right column again: a-together, b-after, c-chain, d-hair, e-traffic, f-lifestyle, g-up, h-bustle. Let's re-match: 1. door — c (chain) 2. set — g (up) 3. piece — a (together) 4. high-quality — f (lifestyle) - *likely meant high-quality lifestyle? No, that's weak. Wait, high-quality hair? No. Maybe there's another combo.* Actually, let's look at standard phrases: 1. door — c (chain) 2. set — g (up) 3. piece — a (together) 4. high-quality ... (maybe lifestyle, f?) 5. curly — d (hair) 6. heavy — e (traffic) 7. run — b (after) Wait, 'run after' is a phrasal verb. That makes sense. Task 4. Choose the odd word out. 1. c) incredible (Others are synonyms for 'normal/common') 2. d) literature (Others are genres of films/books) 3. d) ugly (Others describe body build/height, while 'ugly' describes appearance in general) 4. c) daring (Others are nouns - hobbies/activities, while 'daring' is an adjective) Task 5. Complete the sentences with the correct word. 1. cost (I love living in the city, but I don't like the high cost of living.)