Daily Life & Actions
To not be harsh or critical with someone.
Go easy on me with / Cut me any slack on
The opposite of 'selfish'. A person who thinks of others.
Good-natured.
To make something better.
Improve
This is the two-word phrase used to describe all people who do not have a home.
The homeless
Choose category:
This category includes words like "beautiful," "ugly," "strange," and "delicious."
Opinion
A polite way to ask someone to share information.
"Would you mind telling...?"
A word for something that is very strong, difficult, or challenging.
Tough
To try to make someone believe that something is true.
Convince
Complete this common saying: "______ (Young) have dreams; ______ (Old) have memories."
The young, the old
Put these in order: "a(n) _____ _____ table." (wooden / large)
"a large wooden table" (Size, Material)
To have a sudden, temporary mental lapse or inability to think clearly.
Have a brain fart
A word to describe a person who easily gets angry.
Hot-tempered.
To use something too much or too often.
Overuse
n many countries, _____ (people who have no job) receive financial support from the government.
The unemployed.
Put these in order: "a(n) _____ _____ _____ dress." (red / beautiful / Italian)
"a beautiful red Italian dress" (Opinion, Color, Origin)
A phrase meaning you don't like or are not interested in something. "I don't like heavy metal music; _____."
That's not my jam.
This word describes something you enjoy even though you feel a little ashamed for liking it, like a silly TV show.
A guilty pleasure.
To make a final decision between options.
Make up my mind.
Find the Error
"We must remember to be kind to poor."
It's missing "the." (Correction: "kind to the poor.")
Find the Error
"She bought a red lovely bag."
"lovely red bag" (Opinion comes before Color)
This is a formal dance party for high school students, like you see in American movies.
A prom.
Not guilty of a crime or offense.
Without experience or knowledge of the unpleasant and complex aspects of life; naive.
innocent
To look at, think about, or respect someone or something with great pleasure.
admire
Find the Error
"She dedicated her life to helping the blind person."
"The blind" already refers to the group, so "person" is extra. (Correction: "helping the blind.")
Find the Error
"She found a heart-shaped small silver old necklace."
"a small old heart-shaped silver necklace" (Size, Age, Shape, Material)