FILL IN THE GAP
1. My mum is very c...; she always makes sure I have breakfast.
2. My brother is a h... a...; he gets top marks at school.
3. I can always c... o... my best friend when I have problems.
4. The h... o... t... f... usually makes the important decisions.
5. My sister and I are like c... a... c...; we are completely different.
6. It is important to a... the help your parents give you.
7. My dad is very e...-g... and rarely gets angry.
1. My mum is very c... (caring); she always makes sure I have breakfast.
2. My brother is a h... a... (high achiever); he gets top marks at school.
3. I can always c... o... (count on) my best friend when I have problems.
4. The h... o... t... f... (head of the family) usually makes the important decisions.
5. My sister and I are like c... a... c... (chalk and cheese); we are completely different.
6. It is important to a... (appreciate) the help your parents give you.
7. My dad is very e...-g... (easy-going) and rarely gets angry.
1. He is ___ very friendly person.
2. My mum is ___ head of the family.
3. I have ___ best friend at school.
4. "I am very proud of my best friend," said Tom.
5. "My parents are very easy-going," Kylie said.
6. "I want to count on you," she told me.
7. "She has a big family," he said.
1. a; 2. the; 3. a;
4. Tom said (that) he was very proud of his best friend.
5. Kylie said (that) her parents were very easy-going.
6. She told me (that) she wanted to count on me.
7. He said (that) she had a big family.
Bruno Mars
Count on me
1. The older boys always p... o... the younger students in the playground.
2. I promise I won't d... you.
3. It is not fair to b... someone for something they didn't do.
4. You should never c... s... n..., it is very disrespectful.
5. He tried to g... a... w... cheating on the test, but the teacher caught him.
6. She felt like an o... because she had no friends at her new school.
7. His parents are very s...; they don't let him stay out late.
1. The older boys always p... o... (pick on) the younger students in the playground.
2. I promise I won't d... (disappoint) you.
3. It is not fair to b... (blame) someone for something they didn't do.
4. You should never c... s... n... (call someone names), it is very disrespectful.
5. He tried to g... a... w... (get away with) cheating on the test, but the teacher caught him.
6. She felt like an o... (outcast) because she had no friends at her new school.
7. His parents are very s... (strict); they don't let him stay out late.
1. To fall in love — f... o... o... l...
2. To be fair — u...
3. To be honest — m...
4. To treat well — t... u...
5. To agree — d...
6. To be easy-going — u...
7. To be strict — e...-g...
1. To fall in love — f... o... o... l... (fall out of love)
2. To be fair — u... (unfairly)
3. To be honest — m... (manipulative)
4. To treat well — t... u... (treat unfairly)
5. To agree — d... (disagree)
6. To be easy-going — u... (uptight)
7. To be strict — e...-g... (easy-going)
1. It was ___ amazing day.
2. He is ___ real high achiever.
3. We are like ___ chalk and cheese.
4. "I promise I didn't disappoint you," she told him.
5. "The older boys teased the younger students," the mother said.
6. "I felt very neglected yesterday," the boy said.
7. "We came to an agreement yesterday," the couple said.
1. an; 2. a; 3. -;
4. She told him (that) she promised she hadn't disappointed him.
5. The mother said (that) the older boys had teased the younger students.
6. The boy said (that) he had felt very neglected the day before.
7. The couple said (that) they had come to an agreement the day before.
Ed Sheeran
Fall in love
1. He is a very m... person; he always tricks people to get what he wants.
2. My best friend is very r...; she never lets me down.
3. When I feel sad, my sister gives me a s... t... c... o...
4. I am very p... o... my best friend.
5. It is important to s... n... t... to people when they look good.
6. People who are s... a... o... love meeting new people.
7. You need to s... u... f... y... if someone bullies you.
1. He is a very m... (manipulative) person; he always tricks people to get what he wants.
2. My best friend is very r... (reliable); she never lets me down.
3. When I feel sad, my sister gives me a s... t... c... o... (shoulder to cry on).
4. I am very p... o... (proud of) my best friend.
5. It is important to s... n... t... (say nice things) to people when they look good.
6. People who are s... a... o... (sociable and outgoing) love meeting new people.
7. You need to s... u... f... y... (stand up for yourself) if someone bullies you.
1. Sociable and outgoing — k... o... t... o...
2. Nurturing — n...
3. To support — s...
4. Respectful — d...
5. To fall in love — f... o... o... l...
6. Neglected: c...
7. Reliable: m…
1. Sociable and outgoing — k... o... t... o... (keep oneself to oneself)
2. Nurturing — n... (neglected)
3. To support — s... (suppress)
4. Respectful — d... (disrespectful)
5. To fall in love — f... o... o... l... (fall out of love)
6. Neglected: c... (caring)
7. Reliable: m… (manipulative)
1. They fell in love at ___ first sight.
2. You need to think outside ___ box.
3. We need to come to ___ agreement.
4. She always stays in ___ public.
5. "I will never forget this happiness," she said.
6. "You must stand up for yourself," my father told me.
7. "We are going to get married next summer," they announced.
1. -; 2. the; 3. an; 4. -;
5. She said (that) she would never forget that happiness.
6. My father told me (that) I had to stand up for myself.
7. They announced (that) they were going to get married the following summer.
Tommy Page
A shoulder to cry on
1. To solve this difficult problem, you need to t... o... t... b...
2. You should not d... o... your past mistakes for too long.
3. It is important to treat everyone f... and honestly.
4. I felt very n... when my parents stopped paying attention to me.
5. The loud noise t... bad memories for the war veteran.
6. Sometimes parents s... their children's creativity without realizing it.
7. If you have a problem, don't let it g... y... d...
1. To solve this difficult problem, you need to t... o... t... b... (think outside the box).
2. You should not d... o... (dwell on) your past mistakes for too long.
3. It is important to treat everyone f... (fairly) and honestly.
4. I felt very n... (neglected) when my parents stopped paying attention to me.
5. The loud noise t... (triggered) bad memories for the war veteran.
6. Sometimes parents s... (suppress) their children's creativity without realizing it.
7. If you have a problem, don't let it g... y... d... (get you down).
1. To think creatively — t... o... t... b...
2. To be an example — l... u... t... s...
3. To have problems — f... p...
4. To think too long about: d... o...
5. To overdo it: g... o... t... t...
6. To be closed — k... o... t... o...
7. To make someone angry — t...
1. To think creatively — t... o... t... b... (think outside the box)
2. To be an example — l... u... t... s... (look up to someone)
3. To have problems — f... p... (face problems)
4. To think too long about: d... o... (dwell on)
5. To overdo it: g... o... t... t... (go over the top)
6. To be closed — k... o... t... o... (keep oneself to oneself)
7. To make someone angry — t... (trigger)
1. To let go — d... o...
2. To trust — b...
3. To be easy-going — u...
4. To treat fairly: u...
5. Honesty — m...
6. To stand out — k... o... t... o...
7. Easy-going: u... (uptight)
1. To let go — d... o... (dwell on)
2. To trust — b... (blame)
3. To be easy-going — u... (uptight)
4. To treat fairly: u... (unfairly)
5. Honesty — m... (manipulative)
6. To stand out — k... o... t... o... (keep oneself to oneself)
7. Easy-going: u... (uptight)
1. I felt like ___ outcast at the new school.
2. He broke ___ window yesterday.
3. It is ___ honour to be here.
4. ___ happiness I felt was unbelievable.
5. "Have you ever had a broken heart?" my friend asked me.
6. "Where did you meet your crush?" she asked.
7. "I have already finished my homework," the boy said.
1. an; 2. the; 3. an; 4. The;
5. My friend asked me if I had ever had a broken heart.
6. She asked where I had met my crush. 7. The boy said (that) he had already finished his homework.
Katy Perry
Unconditionally
1. The couple decided to c... t... a... a... about their future.
2. He fell in love with her a... f... s...
3. My parents always l... u... t... my grandfather because he is very wise.
4. I felt a strong c... on the boy from my class.
5. It is very difficult to f... o... o... l... with a person you cared about.
6. When they broke up, he had a b... h... for months.
7. It is important to let g... of the past and look ahead.
1. The couple decided to c... t... a... a... (come to an agreement) about their future.
2. He fell in love with her a... f... s... (at first sight).
3. My parents always l... u... t... (look up to) my grandfather because he is very wise.
4. I felt a strong c... (crush) on the boy from my class.
5. It is very difficult to f... o... o... l... (fall out of love) with a person you cared about.
6. When they broke up, he had a b... h... (broken heart) for months.
7. It is important to let g... (go) of the past and look ahead.
1. To be fair — u...
2. To have a broken heart — b... i... l...
3. To be neglected — n...
4. To be manipulative — h...
5. To dwell on — l... g...
6. To fall out of love: f... i... l...
7. To go over the top — k... o... t... o...
1. To be fair — u... (unfair)
2. To have a broken heart — b... i... l... (be in love)
3. To be neglected — n... (nurturing)
4. To be manipulative — h... (honesty)
5. To dwell on — l... g... (let go)
6. To fall out of love: f... i... l... (fall in love)
7. To go over the top — k... o... t... o... (keep oneself to oneself)
1. She plays ___ piano very well.
2. He goes to ___ school by bus.
3. ___ rich should help ___ poor.
4. They went to ___ bed early.
5. "Please, don't dwell on your problems," my friend told me.
6. "Don't talk back to your parents," the mother told her son.
7. "Treat everyone fairly," the teacher told us.
1. the; 2. -; 3. The / the; 4. -;
5. My friend told me not to dwell on my problems.
6. The mother told her son not to talk back to his parents.
7. The teacher told us to treat everyone fairly.
Kylie Minogue
Love at first sight