grammar
what does “get away” mean
go somewhere different
What does the idiom “take a back seat” mean
not to do anything
what does “to have a row” mean
to have a conflict
what does this called 🥄
a teaspoon
what the problem in this sentence “i wrote a letter to Satan and asked him to buy me a high-speed train”
I as the capital letter and Santa instead of Satan
what does the jetlag mean
a feeling of tiredness caused by moving quickly from one time zone to another
name some kinds of the road transport
car, bus, lorry, coach, tram, van
what you should do when you do interview
you should ask appropriate questions, and dominate the conversation
how does it called 🫖
a teapod
i can’t head clearing up
i can’t face
when can we use the present perfect
when we talk about the experience, when we don’t know the exact time in the past, but know the result and when something has been finished
where can you gas up your cat
at the petrol station
what do the unnecessary pauses while the conversation called
the awkward pauses
what are the idioms to say “it’s very easy”
it’s a peace of cake/easy as pie
tu bi in a tight korner
to be in a tight corner
what are the markers for past simple
last monday, day before, yesterday, last year
name the professions, connected with the air trasport
the ground staff, cabin crew, air traffic controller
what may happen if you put your foot in it while the dialogue
the person may become offended
what does the embarrassing and not funny situation called
corny
British people will say the flap T in the words
that will say American people
what does the “fascinating” mean
extremely interesting
what is the difference between journey and trip
the journey is longer
what is the synonym phrase for “get on well with someone”
to hit it off with someone
what is the idiom to compare things that are extremely different
comparacing apples to oranges
we use past continuous when we know when the action started or finished
when we don’t know