Prefix
Information
Disinformation/Misinformation
Relation
(noun)
Relationship
Do you know the restaurant ________ Stephen picked me up?
a) where b) when c) that
a) where
If you had simply asked, I would have told you.
Had ...
Had you simply asked, I would have told you.
She'll have to drop out of school. She's got herself up the duff.
Up the duff means what?
Pregnant
How's it going my old "china plate"?
China plate = Mate
Understood
Misunderstood
Cite
(noun)
Citation
The party, ________ was organized by Mary, gave us much pleasure.
a) that b) which c) ---
b) which
There has never been such a good time to do this.
Never before ...
Never before has there been such a good time to do this.
The weather is depressing today but I feel right as rain.
Right as rain means?
In good order, good health or satisfactory.
Oi, mate! Take that look off your "Chevy Chase"!
Chevy Chase = Face
Loyal
Disloyal
Censor
(noun)
Censorship
My aunt with _____ I live has a magnificent parrot.
a) whose b) who c) whom
c) whom
They not only have live reptiles but you can also touch them.
Not ...
Not only do they have live reptiles but you can also touch them.
Everyone's upset about it but to be honest it's just a storm in a teacup.
A storm in a teacup means?
A big fuss about a small problem.
We're going down the "battle cruiser" to watch the footie later.
Battle cruiser = Boozer
Accurate
Inaccurate
Persuade
(noun)
Persuasion
Jack, ________ parents died when he was two, was adopted by the Smiths.
a) whose b) who's c) whiches
a) whose
If I'd known it was raining, I'd have brought my umbrella.
Had ...
Had I known it was raining, I'd have brought my umbrella.
I'm coming to watch your football match on Saturday. Break a leg!
Break a leg means?
Good luck!
The kettle's on the blink so no "Rosie Lee" today.
Rosie Lee = Tea
Regular
Irregular
Pretend
(Adjective)
Pretentious
She had not realized the extent to _____ the children had been affected.
a) how b) where c) which
c) which
I have never been so happy to see someone.
Never ...
Never have I been so happy to see someone.
I don't like it but I'm just going to have to bite the bullet.
Bite the bullet means?
Force yourself to do something unpleasant or difficult.
He's only gone and won the lottery! Can you "Adam and Eve" it?!
Adam and Eve = Believe
Clockwise
Anticlockwise
Confidence
(Adjective)
Hint: use a FOUR letter suffix
Confidential
"Guernica" will remain at the National Gallery in Edinburgh until September, _____ it pays a trip to London.
a) where b) when c) that
b) when
We rarely find such talent.
Rarely ...
Rarely do we find such talent.
The new accountant is a really nice guy but unfortunately he doesn't cut the mustard.
Cut the mustard means?
Succeed or meet expectations.
The Old Dear's in hospital so I'm taking her some "early hours".
Early hours = Flowers