Lesson 1
___ ___ the incorrect answer.
(to draw a line through (something) to show that it is wrong)
She has a very ___ room.
(clean or orderly)
neat
Spend over £50 and receive a 15% __.
(to reduce (in price))
discount
A dictionary with two ___s per page.
(a vertical stack of cells in a table or worksheet)
columns
___ me one ___ to stay here.
(explain why something happens)
Give me one reason
Please write the ___ ___ in your notebooks.
(the expected outcome of a lesson)
learning objectives
Not every equation ___s ___so nicely, of course.
(find the solution to (a problem or question) or understand the meaning of)
works out
Collocations: have a lot in ___
We have a lot in ____, you know.
(usual; shared by all)
common
There is a ___ of trees in front of the house.
(a horizontal series of cells in a table; a number of objects arranged in a line)
row
They were looking at ___other.
(every one of two or more people or things)
each
Name 4 multiples of 12.
24, 36 , 48 , 60
Opposite of increase
decrease
Nobody really ___ed the changes.
(to see or hear somebody/something)
noticed
She was absent for nine ___ days.
(following in order)
consecutive
I don't ___ agree with you.
(completely and in every way)
altogether
How did you do it? ___ me the ___, please.
(explain how you did it)
Show me the method
___ ___ you learn and understand these key words.
(confirm)
Make sure
The number 57 306 contains five ___s.
(any of the numbers from 0 to 9)
digits
New York’s ___ of streets.
(a pattern of straight lines, usually crossing each other to form squares)
grids
Both 3 and –3 are ___ ___s of 9.
(a factor of a number that, when multiplied by itself, gives the original number)
square root
Please ___ the appropriate ___.
(to put a mark (✓) on a list)
tick, box
This word is used with the following collocations:
Collocations: in ___, out of ___
(a set of events, actions, numbers, etc. which have a particular order)
sequence
This word is used with the following collocations:
Collocations: completely ___, totally ___, half-___.
(with no people or things inside)
empty
___ 2.3 m into mm
(to change from one form to another)
convert
This word is used with the following collocations:
Collocations: ___ +ing (working, snowing, studying)
(to keep going)
continue