PHRASAL VERBS
This phrasal verb means to escape.
RUN AWAY
This is the extreme adjective of happy.
THRILLED
A particular style of literature, art, music, etc
GENRE
If I ________ been born in here, we wouldn't be friends.
HADN'T
This is a synonym for comfortable/pleasant.
COSY
This phrasal verb means to stop paying attention to something in order to relax.
SWITCH OFF
Delicious is the extreme adjective of...
TASTY
To put someone or something into a certain group or type, often unfairly.
PIGEONHOLE
She won't forgive you___________ you truly apologise to her.
UNLESS
This is a synonym for to be caught in the act.
TO BE CAUGHT RED-HANDED
This phrasal verb means to feel excited about something that's going to happen.
LOOK FORWARD TO
Miserable is the extreme adjective of...
SAD
Unwilling to do something.
RELUCTANT
The bank was __________ last night. Two suspects have been arrested while a third one was killed by the police while he was on the run.
ROBBED
This is a synonym for strange/unusual.
ODD
This phrasal verb means to find something or meet someone by chance.
COME ACROSS
This is the extreme adjective of cold.
FREEZING
Proof that someone didn't commit a crime.
Excuse.
ALIBI
The band _____ _________ to town on February 2nd to give his first international concert.
IS COMING
This is a synonym for understanding.
SYMPATHETIC
This phrasal verb means to speak angrily to someone because they've done something wrong.
TELL OFF
This is the extreme adjective of funny.
HILARIOUS
To look at someone for a long time, usually in surprise or admiracion.
GAZE
I'm sure you'd win this race if you ________ some risk and stopped playing safe.
TOOK
This is a synonym for boring.
DULL