This is a bag that you wear on your back.
A backpack
This green vegetable looks like a little tree.
Broccoli
This hobby means taking pictures and is popular with people of all ages.
Photography
This type of house floats on water.
A houseboat
We form this past tense with "was/were" + verb-ing.
Past continuous
If your flight leaves later than planned, it is ___________.
Delayed.
This cooking verb means to mix something with a spoon.
Stir
This popular hobby involves making bread, cakes, and other treats in the oven.
Baking
This type of small, cozy house is common in the countryside, often with a garden.
A cottage
This word means "at the same time as." Complete the sentence: "___ she was reading, he was watching TV."
While
This word means the bags and suitcases you take with you when you travel.
Luggage
This cooking verb means to remove the skin from a vegetable like a potato.
Peel
This relaxing hobby involves games like chess or Monopoly with friends.
Playing board games
This kitchen item has a door and shelves and is used to store dishes or food.
A cupboard
In positive sentences, we use this word instead of "a/an" with plural or uncountable nouns, e.g. "I bought ___ apples."
Some
If you don't arrive in time to catch your flight, you will ______ it.
Miss
This cooking verb means to cook something in hot oil in a pan.
Fry
This phrase describes the hobby of simply relaxing and not being active — popular with people who work or study hard.
Doing nothing
This is the small outdoor area attached to an apartment, often with a view, where you can sit outside.
A balcony
In the present perfect, this word means "at any point in your life up to now" and is typically used in questions, e.g. "Have you ___ tried sushi?"
Ever
This word describes the place you are travelling to — where your trip ends.
Destination
This cooking verb means to cook food on a barbecue.
Grill
This is a type of singalong event, popular in the UK, where people sing along to music videos on a big screen.
Massaoke
This word describes the room or space below ground level in a house, often used for storage or a garage.
The basement
This present perfect word is used with a specific point in time (like "2015" or "Monday"), while "for" is used with a length of time (like "three years").
Since