Information This task requires you to match sentence beginnings with a list of possible endings (there will be more sentence endings than you need). Because the beginnings and endings will often all match grammatically and make sense, you can't guess the answers from grammatical or semantic clues. Instead, locate the part of the text mentioned in each sentence beginning and then read it in detail to identify the ending that matches. Tips Strategy • Read the sentence beginning carefully. • Find the keywords and think of some similar words for them. • Find the part of the text where the answer is...

English Reading Exercises for Beginner 1    Hi Jerry, How are you? How is England? 2    I’m fine. My new job in Australia is good. The office is in Brisbane and it’s in the centre of the city. Brisbane is great! 3    I’m in an office with three people: Tony, Martin and Toko. Our office manager is Tony. He’s not Australian. He’s from a small town in the USA, but he’s married to an Australian woman. Her name’s Janine and she’s a teacher in a language school. Martin is Australian. He’s from Sydney, but his home is Brisbane now...