Grammar
Complete the sentences with the correct form of the verbs given
1. I ................. (not see) you since your birthday.
2. Dad .............. (try) to find somewhere to take us for ages.
3. I really enjoyed .............. (write) it.
4. I ............. (go) for a meal in a restaurant for my birthday next week.
5. Did you remember ................ (do) your assignment for English studies?
1. I haven't seen you since your birthday.
2. Dad has been trying to find somewhere to take us for ages.
3. I really enjoyed writing it.
4. I will go/am going to go for a meal in a restaurant for my birthday next week.
5. Did you remember to do your assignment for English studies?
Turn into an adjective:
amaze, charm, comfort, move, touch, excite, silence
amazing, charming\ed, comfortable, moving\ed, touching\ed, exciting\ed, silent
- A young woman actor who wants to become a star
- A part of a book, film or play that tells you what happened during an earlier time
- A book, film, play etc that continues the story of an earlier one
STARTLET
FLASHBACK
SEQUEL
When you buy something good very cheap, you call it a .....
Bargain
a large organ in the body that cleans the blood and produces bile
LIVER
Paraphrasing:
1. Humans are more intelligent than animals. - LESS
2. What is the price of your laptop? - COST
3. He can't wait to see another game. - FORWARD
4. She said to Tome: "You should tell the truth" - ADVISED
5. Suzy says she will only play tennis if Kate plays with her. - UNLESS
1. Animals are less intelligent than humans.
2. How much does your laptop cost?
3. He's looking forward to seeing another game.
4. She advised Tom to tell the truth.
5. Suzy says she won't play tennis unless Kate plays with her.
Turn into verbs:
blood, creator, reliable, success, independence, appearance,different, violent
bleed, create, rely, succeed, depend, appear, differ, violate
What is:
torrential rain
landslide
burst its banks
own answers
What these definitions mean?
- A type of job which requires physical labour
- work extra hours
- sometimes you are working during the day and sometimes at night
- Manual work
- overtime
- shift work
Another word for "Illness"
Disease
Change the sentence into Present Simple, Past Simple, Present Continuous, Past Continuous, Present Perfect, Past Perfect, Present Perfect Continuous.
She (tell) some jokes.
She often tells some jokes.
She told some jokes yesterday.
She will tell some jokes when she comes.
She is telling him some jokes now.
She was telling some jokes when I saw her.
She has already told some nice jokes.
She had told some jokes by the time I came.
She has been telling jokes for 10 minutes.
Turn it into a noun:
appear, compete, employ, perform, differ, king, know, kind
appearance, competition, employment, performance, difference, kingdom, knowledge, kindness
A payment which e.g. musician or writer gets each time their work is sold or performed
Smaller earthquake after a big one
ROYALTIES
AFTERSHOCK
What are types of jobs? (based on colour) + examples
white collar jobs (doctors, managers,...)
blue collar jobs (plumbers, factory workers,...)
pink collar jobs (dressmakers, hairdressers, nurses...)
Green, brown-collar, etc.
to force a bone suddenly out of its correct position
DISLOCATE
Correct mistakes:
1. He was the last finishing the race.
2. They apologised about being late.
3. You would better finish your project on time.
4. I wish I didn't eat KFC yesterday.
5. You should handed in your project last week.
1. He was the last TO FINISH the race.
2. They apologised FOR being late.
3. You HAD better finish your project on time.
4. I wish I HADN'T EATEN KFC yesterday.
5. You should HAVE handed in your project last week.
Change the words using negative prefixes:
regular, able, possible, active, perfect, capable, bearable, understand
irregular, unable, impossible, inactive, imperfect, incapable, unbearable, misunderstand
Words connected with natural disasters:
- make a fire stop
- gradually cover or affect a larger area
- move in the direction of something or someone
put out
spread
head towards
If a company doesn't need a job anymore, employees are made ....... .
If you stop woking, typically because you are officially too old to work, you ...... .
If you formally state that you are leaving a job permanently, you .... .
If you do particular pieces of work for different organizations, rather than working all the time for a single organization,you... .
Redundant
retire
resign
freelance
Feeling as if everything is turning around, and that you are not able to balance and may fall over
Dizzy
Conditionals:
1. If I (have) a beard (but I don't have it), I (look) older.
2. If he (work) harder, he (finish) the assignment tomorrow.
3. If you often (eat) junk food, you (put) on weight.
4. If I (be) more careful when I was younger, I (not make) that mistake.
1. had, would look
2. works, will finish
3. eat, put
4. had been, wouldn't have made
CHANGE THESE WORDS INTO NOUNS:
INFLUENTIAL, GOVERN, HISTORICAL, INDEPENDENT, HIGH, STRONG, DAILY
influence, government, history, independence, height, strength, day
WORD FORMATION:
1. The ___________ (destroy) was visible across the whole town.
2. Many ___________ (survive) were taken to a nearby shelter.
3. The region was ___________ (evacuate) due to the hurricane.
4. ___________ (panic) spread quickly among the residents.
5. The ___________ (injure) received first aid immediately.
destruction
survivors
evacuated
panic
injured
Which idioms are connected to these definitions?
- Time is a valuable resource
- To split a cost evenly between two people
- Someone who comes from a wealthy family
- To spend less money or to live frugally
TIME IS MONEY
GO DUTCH
BORN WITH SILVER SPOON IN MOUTH
TIGHTEN YOUR BELT
What is another way to say "I feel a bit sick" (use the word weather)
I'm a bit under the weather