UNIT 1
INTERACT!
INTERACT!
IDIOM
help someone: L_____________
lend someone a hand
COMPOUND NOUNS
Steering _______________
wheel
PREFIXES
think again about a decision to decide whether you should change it = ______consider
re
VOCABULARY
to become infected with a disease: C__________
contract
Happening very soon: F_____________
forthcoming
TENSES
I know quite a lot about psychology because I_____________(read) six books about it.
have read/'ve read
DO/MAKE
We decided to ________ a formal complaint.
make
MOVIES
continuation of an earlier film/story: s_______
sequel
VOCABULARY
Result (of a process, meeting, activity…): O________
outcome
not having contact/ not having knowledge of
O___________
out of touch
NOUN SUFFIXES
Dogs can hear very high ___________________. FREQUENT
frequencies
MODAL VERBS
Her car is here in the garage. It is impossible that she took it.
She ______________ her car
can't have taken
GERUNDS AND INFINITIVES
She thinks it’s important _________ (know) about the tribe’s cultural heritage.
to know
CONDITIONAL SENTENCES
I think you should ask Tom for help.
If I were you, I would ask Tom for help.
Look out! The cup of coffee________ (fall)
is going to fall
SIMILE
As brown as ________________.
a berry
READING VOCABULARY
Making an idea, plan or law start to work and be used: I______________
Implement
GERUNDS AND INFINITIVES
I’m sorry, I didn’t mean ____________ (hurt) your feelings!
to hurt
CONDITIONAL SENTENCES II
Jim didn’t have a driving license, so he couldn’t buy a car.
If Jim had had a driving license, he could have bought a car.
I forgot to give Alfie the message, but don’t worry,I__________(phone) him now.
I'll phone/ I will phone
WAYS OF SPEAKING
To speak while you are breathing in suddenly, for example because you are surprised, shocked or in pain: G___________
gasp
MODAL VERBS
There was no need to take a cab as the bus arrived two minutes after you took it.
TAKEN
The bus arrived 2 minutes after you left, so you _______________________ a cab.
needn't have taken
GERUNDS AND INFINTIVES
___________________ (smoke) is really bad for your heath.
Smoking
CONDITIONAL SENTENCES
I’ll go but only if you promise that he won’t be there.
PROVIDED
I’ll go provided that he is not there
The train leaves in one minute.
VERGE
The train_________________
is on the verge of leaving