Grammar 1
Past tense of 'don't have to'
Didn't have to
A game for 2 people played on a board with black and white squares with kings, queens, castles, and knights.
Chess
Guests ____ leave their passports at reception.
Must
Your second name or family name.
Surname
An idiom meaning 'to do something too soon'
To jump the gun
Future tense of 'I can'
I will be able to
The activity of going for long walks in nature for fun.
Hiking
I ____ to wash the dishes before I can play video games.
Have
Washing the dishes, doing laundry, cleaning your bedroom, and taking out the rubbish are all examples of this.
Housework
An idiom meaning 'something I don't like'
Not my cup of tea
We use 'can' or __________ to talk about permission
allowed to
A Japanese system of fighting where you use your hands and feet as weapons.
Karate
My dog is ________ to sleep on the sofa.
Allowed
Sports such as running, jumping, and throwing.
Athletics
An idiom meaning 'to tell someone a secret and ruin a surprise'
To spill the beans
We use ____ to talk about obligation and ___________ for a lack of obligation
Have to and don't have to
The sport of riding on waves using a thin board.
Surfing
I will ___________ to speak English fluently at the end of the course.
This word has the same meaning as 'because' and 'as'
Since
An idiom meaning 'unwell' or 'sick'
Under the weather
We use ____ in formal written language and rules.
Must
Physical exercises, often using special equipment, to show the body's strength and ability to move and bend easily.
Gymnastics
Visitors _________ climb inside the monkey cage.
must not
A public building where people can do sports and other activities in their free time.
Leisure centre