FISH
What are the strong adjectives for very cold and very angry?
FREEZING AND FURIOUS
Complete this phone phrasal verb: If you are busy now, I can call you ______ later.
BACK
Complete the sentence: 'My hands are dirty because I ________________ (work) in the garden all morning
HAVE BEEN WORKING
Choose the correct option: 'Shh! The baby (sleeps / is sleeping) right now
IS SLEEPING
Choose the correct option: 'We (went / have gone) to Paris last summer
WENT
Complete: 'She goes to ______ school by ______ bus
- // -
Correct this sentence: 'I have seen that new action movie two days ago.
I SAW....
Complete with prepositions: 'I usually go to work ____ train, but today I got ____ the bus by mistake.
BY // ON
Identify and correct the mistake: 'I play football with my friends this Friday at 6 PM.
I´m playing // I´m going to play
What do you call your husband's or wife's mother?
MOTHER IN LAW
Complete : 'I love ______ music, but I don't like ______ music they play in this bar.
- // THE
Complete the dialogue: A: 'The phone is ringing!' B: 'Don't worry, I.------------ answer it.
WILL (instant decision)
Complete with the correct tense:
Look at those dark clouds! It ___________ rain
is going to rain
She is good ____ languages but afraid ____ dogs
AT / of
Complete with the correct tense: 'I ___________ (live) in this town since I was a child.'"
Have lived or Have been living
My steak was absolutely tasty, but I was very starving.'
DELICIOUS // STARVING
Complete: '____ Alps are the highest mountain range in ____ Europe
THE // -
What do you call the cooking action of cutting something into thin, flat pieces
TO SLICE (SLICING)
What phrasal verb means to lose your phone connection suddenly during a call?
CUT OFF
While I ........... (cook) dinner, the lights went out.
was cooking
Explain the difference in meaning: 'I'm meeting my doctor tomorrow' vs 'I think I'll see a doctor tomorrow
the 1st sentence is a fixed appointment. 2nd is a spontaneous decision.
What is the difference between to borrow and to lend?
Borrow = to receive something temporarily
Lend = to give something temporarily.
Correct the sentence: 'Yesterday at 8 PM, I read a book when suddenly my phone had rung
WAS READING ......... MY PHONE RANG
Complete: 'We had dinner at ______ amazing restaurant. ______ food was excellent.'
AN // THE
Complete: This city is famous ____ its food, and I am keen ____ trying it.
FOR // ON