vocabulary
My mom gave me a white / blank look when I asked her about my maths problem.
blank
The dog ran off only a moment ago. He must / can’t have gone far.
can't
I’ll phone the school tomorrow.’
She said she ______ phone the school tomorrow.
would
The mugger th______ to take my wallet but I ran away.
threatened
Adverb of: GENTLE
gently
The girl gave a broad / wide smile as he was given his coffee.
broad
Sarah might / can be sitting in the garden if she’s not upstairs.
might
You mustn’t open that door.’
He said I ______ open that door.
mustn't
I co______ Sally on her promotion to manager.
congratulated
ADVERB of: origin
originally
Playing drums gives Frank such great pleasure / surprise that he practises every day.
pleasure
I can see his coat, so he must / may be in the office somewhere.
must
‘I don’t enjoy watching scary films.’
He said he ______ watching scary films.
didn't enjoy
I’d like to th______ you for helping me with the computer.
thank
adverb of: DAY
daily
Joshua wants to give in / back to the community, so he's going to volunteer.
back
Alex is on holiday, so you can’t / may not have seen him in town.
can't
‘I’ve been trying to call you for ages.’
She said she ______ to call me for ages.
had been trying
John ad______ breaking the mirror in the bathroom.
admitted
Usually I eat lots of vegetables, but this week I've been eating ______. (health)
unhealthily
He tried to hide his disappointment, but his face gave it up / away.
away
I don’t know why he’s late; he could / must be stuck in traffic.
could
I saw Bridget yesterday.’
He said he had seen Bridget ______.
the previous day // the day before
Henry pr______ to let me know when he got home.
promised
At night, I walk ______ (care)
carefully