VOCAB U1
An adjective describing an apartment or house that does not have any furniture inside.
unfurnished
Correct the mistake in this sentence: "I am not believing what he just told me about his new house."
"I do not / don't believe..."
ight, gentle rain falling in very fine drops
drizzle
Complete the sentence to describe a past habit: "When I was eight years old, my family ________ (live) in an igloo in Alaska."
used to live
Complete:
_____ _____ frozen
freeze froze frozen
This phrasal verb means to let a guest stay at your home overnight or for a few days.
(e.g., "Can you ________ me ________ for the weekend?").
put (someone) up
Change this direct question into an indirect question starting with "Could you tell me...?": "Where is the nearest post office?"
Could you tell me where the nearest post office is?
Choose the correct verb: "A heavy falling branch broke off the tree and (hurt / damaged / injured) my leg during the blizzard."
injured
Choose the correct tense: "We were walking through the forest when suddenly lightning ________ (strike) a nearby tree."
struck
Complete:
_____ gave _____
feed _____ _____
give gave given
feed fed fed
Complete the missing preposition: "We really need to get rid ________ all this old junk in the garage."
of
Complete the gap with the correct present form: "Look outside! It ________ (pour) with rain, so we can't play football right now."
is pouring
Form a noun referring to a person using the correct suffix: The base verb is contest (a person taking part in a competition or game show).
contestant
Complete the gap: "While the severe winter storm ________ (blow) outside, our mountain tent collapsed."
was blowing
Complete:
_____ _____ drawn
_____ burst _____
break _____ _____
draw drew drawn
burst brust brust
break broke broken
An adjective describing a building or house located far away from towns, cities, or other people, making you feel cut off.
isolated
Form an indirect question starting with "I was wondering...": "Is the flat fully furnished?"
"I was wondering if / whether the flat is fully furnished"?
A professional whose job is to look after, protect, and patrol a national park or forest.
ranger
Explain why this sentence is grammatically incorrect: "Yesterday afternoon at 3 PM, I used to lose my wallet in the park."
You cannot use 'used to' for a single, completed action in the past. You must use Past Simple ('lost')
Complete:
_____ chose _____
_____ _____ been
fly _____ _____
_____ gave _____
choose chose chosen
be was/were been
fly flew flown
give gave given
Meniton the 5 parts of an email.
1. Subject
2. Greeting
3. Paragraphing
4. Closing phrase
5. Your name
Form the correct Subject Question for the italized part: "Mark" bought the red sports car yesterday.
"Who bought the red sports car yesterday?"
An adjective describing an accident, illness, or extreme situation that results directly in death.
fatal
Combine these two past actions using the time linker as soon as: "The rescue team arrived." + "The hikers cheered."
As soon as the rescue team arrived, the hikers cheered.
Complete:
_____ _____ bitten
_____ beat _____
_____ _____ bled
_____ _____ dug
buy _____ _____
bite bit bitten
beat beat beaten
bleed bled bled
dig dug dug
buy bought bought