Vocabulary #1
Define: Unfair
Unjust, not following the rules equally.
To stop doing something.
Match the adverb with its meaning:
1. Nearly
a) Very much
b) Almost
C) Gravely
D) At times
E) On a regular basis
b) Almost
Place the words in the correct order.
If you knew a big secret, _______ _______ _______ anybody?
a) you
b) would
c) tell
If you knew a big secret, would you tell anybody?
Select the correct spelling:
a) Example
b) Exemple
a) Example
Define: Crowd
A large number of people gathered together.
Easy to understand.
Clear-cut
Select the correct sentence:
a) I very understand how he could have thought this.
b) I completely understand how he could have thought this.
b) I completely understand how he could have thought this.
Choose the correct form of the verb to complete the conditional sentence.
If Jason didn't have so much homework, he ______ to the amusement park with his friends.
a) Will go
b) Goes
c) Would go
c) Would go
If Jason didn't have so much homework, he would go to the amusement park with his friends.
Which sentence is correct?
A) Lia gets bored every time she goes to the theater.
B) Lia gets bored everytime she goes to the theater.
A) Lia gets bored every time she goes to the theater.
Define: Urge
A strong desire or impulse
Mocking or ridiculing someone.
Making fun of
Is the adverb in this sentence placed correctly or incorrectly?
The kids immediately have to go to bed because it's getting late.
Incorrect
Corrected version: The kids have to go to bed immediately because it's getting late.
Match the phrase with its correct ending:
If we hurry up,
a) if she doesn't get home by 6:00 p.m.
b) she would go camping with her friends.
c) we might catch the train.
d) if I had a lot of money.
If we hurry up,
c) we might catch the train.
Which sentence is correct?
A) Its his fault that we couldn’t go.
B) It’s his fault that we couldn’t go.
B) It’s his fault that we couldn’t go.
Define: Witness
Someone who sees an event (typically a crime or an accident) take place.
To follow what other people do or to let things happen rather than trying to control them.
Go with the flow
Is this sentence correct or incorrect?
"I think Diane should write an apology letter honestly."
Incorrect
Corrected version: "I honestly think Diane should write an apology letter."
Match the phrase with its correct ending:
If they had known about the test,
a) they would have studied for it.
b) they study every night.
c) they would study very hard.
d) they would have passed the test last week.
If they had known about the test,
a) they would have studied for it.
Identify and correct the mistake in this sentence:
“Me I think that this restaurant is good.”
“I think that this restaurant is good.”
Define: Jeopardize
To risk losing something
Another perspective of something.
Flip side
Fill in the blank using the correct adverb from the list:
never - often - very
I never ran a half-marathon. However, I ______ take part in 10-kilometer races.
I never ran a half-marathon. However, I often take part in 10-kilometer races.
Choose the correct form of the verb to complete the conditional sentence:
If he were here, he ______ help you with the project.
a) would
b) will
c) would have
If he were here, he ______ help you with the project.
a) would
Identify and correct the mistake in this sentence:
“It’s always going to be more easier to do something for a second time.”
“It’s always going to be easier to do something for a second time.”