Someone who likes meeting and talking to other people.
sociable
Complete the collocation: ___ money
raise money
Put the verb in the past simple:
Yesterday we ___ our grandparents. (visit)
visited
___ I arrived, they were eating dinner.
When
Complete the skill: ___ bread
bake bread
Someone who can wait without getting angry or upset.
patient
Complete the collocation: ___ an award
win an award
At 8 p.m. last night, I ___ my homework. (do)
was doing
___ I was doing my homework, my friend called.
While
Complete the skill: ___ computer code
write computer code
Someone you can trust to do what they promise.
reliable
Complete both collocations:
___ a campaign
___ an online petition
start a campaign; sign an online petition
When I was six, I ___ cartoons every morning. (watch)
Answer: used to watch
used to watch
Is this a SUBJECT or OBJECT question?
“Who started the campaign?”
Subject question
Give the past participles:
ride → ___
write → ___
swim → ___
ridden, written, swum
Give TWO adjectives for someone who works a lot and has lots of new ideas.
hard-working and creative
Which collocation means “do something that improves a situation”?
make a difference
I ___ home when I ___ my teacher. (walk / see)
was walking; saw
Correct the question:
“Who did help Jade?”
Who helped Jade?
Complete using the correct past participle:
“I have never ___ a quad-bike, but I have ___ in the Atlantic.”
ridden; swum
Complete the sentence with the best adjective:
“Although Mia was nervous about speaking in front of 200 people, she went on stage and gave her speech.”
brave / confident
Use THREE correct Unit 1 collocations in one spoken answer about someone who helps others.
She started a campaign, raised money and supported other people.
Correct: “When I was younger, I used to played football while my sister watched me.”
When I was younger, I used to play football while my sister watched me.
Join the ideas using the best linking word:
“She was only fourteen. She started a successful campaign.”
Although she was only fourteen, she started a successful campaign.
Make one grammatically correct sentence beginning:
“I have never…”
Teacher Decision