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Vocab Salad
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Home & Shops
100
I ___ (visit) Paris next summer. (will; going to; present cont)
am going to (plan/intention)
100
I have ___ (finish) my homework already.
finished
100
Name a sport with a ball and a hoop.
🏀
100
What's this? a film in the form of a cartoon; usually for children 
animation / animated movie
100
What's this? a small house in the country 
cottage
200
Look at those clouds! It ___ (rain) soon.
is going to (prediction with evidence)
200
She ___ (just/finish) reading that book.
has just finished
200
What's this? (adj) pleasant and/or attractive
charming
200
Turn into passive: They make a new movie every year.
A new movie is made every year.
200
What's the difference between a shower vs. a baththub?
🚿🛀
300
I'm so hungry! I ___ (cook) something very quickly.
will cook (spont decision)
300
Present Perfect VS Present Perfect Continuous: I ___ (work) here since 2019 VS I ___ (work) all morning.
have worked / have been working
300
Money vocab: What is a loan? 💸
an amount of money that is borrowed, often from a bank, and has to be paid back
300
What's this? stories mostly set in the late 19th century in the American Old West
a western
300
What's this? (v) to stop living in a house or flat 
to move out
400
Create a question for this answer: “I am going to travel to London next year.”
What are you going to do next year?
400
He ___ (train) for three hours.
has been waiting
400
What's this? (adj) deserving trust, dependable 
reliable
400
Turn into passive: They have completed the project.
The project has been completed.
400
What's t he difference between First VS Second Conditional?
First = real situations
Second = Imaginary situations
500
Talk about a plan or intention you have for 2026. It has to be true.
✨
500
Talk about some things you haven't done in 2025 yet.
🎠
500
What's this? (verb) to have a hard and difficult time
to struggle
500
When do we use the passive voice?
In English, we use the passive voice when we don't know or we don't want to talk about who or what does the action in a sentence.
500
Combine into second conditional: I don’t have a car. I can’t drive to work.
If I had a car, I could drive to work.