What is the difference between 'hit' and 'kick'?
You hit with your hands, you kick with your feet.
What does 'break' mean?
To stop an activity for an amount of time
What is the past tense of 'find out'?
Yesterday was Wednesday, no Tuesday.
Yesterday was Wednesday, not Tuesday.
Pronounce this number:
17.8%
17 point 8 percent
What word means "someone who likes a famous person, sport, type of music, etc."?
fan
What word is a synonym for untidy or dirty?
messy
Is this sentence 0 or 1st conditional?
"If you don't get enough sleep, you will feel tired tomorrow."
1st
If you forget to water your plants, they will be die.
If you forget to water your plants, the will die,
Present simple
What are the two pronunciations of 'project'?
Hint: noun and verb
noun: PRO-ject
verb: pro-JECT
What is the difference between 'prize' and 'champion'?
prize = something you get when you win
champion = the winner
What is the difference between a colleague and a customer?
A customer pays for a service or product, a colleague is someone you work with
Choose an adverb of degree for this sentence:
He did _____ well on the exam. He got 98%!
extremely, very, really
People spend most time at home than they do at work.
People spend more time at home than they do at work.
comparatives
What is the difference between 'waste time' and 'spend time'?
Waste time = do things that are unhelpful and not important
Spend time = use your time to do something (good or bad)
What word means "the amount of money that you get from your job, usually paid every month"?
salary
What word means 'a quality of someone or something that is not good'?
weakness
Which phrasal verb means 'to be able to live or deal with a situation with difficulty, usually by having just enough of something you need, such as money'?
get by
If you went outside, you will see the sunset.
If you go outside, you will see the sunset.
1st conditional
Read this sentence correctly:
He ate 3/4 of a pizza for lunch.
He ate three-quarters of a pizza for lunch.
What word means "to help someone pay for his/her food, clothes, etc."?
support
What are the two definitions of 'goal'?
1. to get a point in a game (like football)
2. something you want to do in the future
Choose a phrasal verb to go in the blank. Pay attention to the tense.
I need to go shopping soon, because we are ___________ of eggs.
running out
You need to pay attention to your work and stop be so careless!
You need to pay attention and stop being so careless!
What are two examples of unusual sports we discussed in unit 5?
chess boxing, urban golf, Sahara marathon, sepak takraw