Vocab
Grammar
Use of English
Phrasal Verbs - EXPLAIN
100

With this victory, the team is ___ to win the league this season.

On track

100

Recently, I (think) a lot about what I might do when I finish university

Have been thinking OR have thought

100

From time to time, everyone has to accept that they have been defeated and (agree to stop).

Give in

100

To fail to take advantage of an opportunity.

pass up

200

My cousin came up ___ a really strong opponent in the first round of the competition, but in the end, my cousin won.

against

200

We couldn't play today (because) it was snowing.

Due to the snow

200

We're hoping this new funding will ___ up more opportunities for young people to play sports.

open

200

To start doing something often.

take to

300

I’m over the moon! I passed the exam with ___.

flying colours

300

So far, I (not / decide) if I want to go straight into work or go traveling.

Haven’t decided

300

I didn’t know how to design a website, so I had to teach myself ___.

from scratch

300

To stop being involved in an activity

Pull out

400

I’m so pleased he won. He had a lot of injuries last season and has come ___ a difficult time.

through

400

Rewrite:

The students’ final scores are based mostly on coursework.

The teachers ..... 

The teachers largely base the students’ final scores on coursework.

400

I have family who live in the countryside, and every so often, they (invite) me to come and stay with them

invite

400

To succeed in avoiding punishment for something.

Get away with

500

 I don’t get a lot of time to read, but (from time to time) ___________ , I like to sit down with a good book.

every now and then

500

In my opinion, we (can’t possibly) predict the future.

I'd say it’s virtually impossible to predict the future.

500

I (not go) to see them recently, so I have to say, I’m tempted.

Haven’t been / Haven’t gone

500

To accept that you have been defeated and agree to stop.

Give in

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