If they win this race, the team are ............ track to win the whole competition.
ON TRACK
She always a________ assumes I´m the one in the wrong
automatically
From time to time, everyone (1) (dream) about what they might do in the future, and that’s certainly what I (2) (do) now
1. dreams
2. am doing
GET AWAY WITH
to succeed in avoiding punishment for something:
EXAMPLE:
If I thought I could get away with it, I wouldn't pay my taxes at all.
What country came third in the world cup 2026
England
In the judo finals I came up ........ a really strong opponent and ended up losing
AGAINST
We really hope learning this language will ......... up opportunities to speak it with native people
OPEN
Recently, I (think) a lot about what I might do when I am older
have been thinking OR have thought
What kind of thing can you COME UP AGAINST
a `problem, an opponent
What is the only sport that has been played on the moon?
Golf
Iḿ so happy! I passed the exam with.......... colours!
FLYING
Getting this qualification involved overcoming a series of difficult s_______
setbacks
So far, I (not / decide) if I want to go to university or study a course
haven't decided
PASS (sth) UP
to fail to take advantage of an opportunity:
EXAMPLES:
I can't believe she passed up the chance to go to South America.
He's never one to pass up a free meal.
What is this called in English?

Shot put
In my opinion, we can’t possibly predict the future.
VIRTUALLY
I’d say it’s ...... predict the future.
virtually impossible to
It is generally a_________ climate change is accelerated by humans
accepted
I have no idea where my cousin lives because I last saw him six years ago.
SINCE
I have no idea where my cousin lives because I......... 2020.
haven´t seen him since
I had to stop running during the race because of a leg injury.
PULL
I needed to....... because I’d injured my leg.
What is the average height of a NBA basketball player?
1.98 - 2m
I’d really like to see this challenge ......... to completion.
THROUGH
I’m so glad shes better now, she has overcome an illness that was p_______ dangerous. She has come ______ a very difficult time.
THROUGH
POTENTIALLY
What tense do we use these time expressions with
TYPICALLY
FOR THE TIME BEING
OVER THE PAST FEW DAYS
present simple
present continuous
present perfect
SEE THROUGH
to continue doing a job or activity until it is finished, especially when it is difficult
EXAMPLE:
The degree would take me three years to complete, but I was determined to see it through.
What is the mens world record for 100m running?
9.58 seconds