Word Formation
We ______ four different models of ski jackets. They cost from $100 to $425. PRODUCTION
PRODUCE
I haven't got enough money for a new laptop but I need one. What ____ I do?
should
She is very late. She _____ have missed the bus.
might / may / could
cash
Spain _____ a lot of olive oil to the rest of the world.
exports
The new sports equipment at our school was paid for with _____ from local businesses. DONATE
DONATIONS
You _____ tell anyone Carla's secret! She would never forgive you.
mustn't
(can't is also ok)
She must __________ a lot if she got such a high mark on that exam. (study)
have studied
If you want to keep your money in a bank, first you have to _____ an ______ with that bank
open an account
If a lot of people want to buy a certain product, that means there is a lot of ______ for it.
demand
Do you think you are ____ enough to become a firefighter? COURAGE
COURAGEOUS
If you want to improve your piano skills, you _____ to practice every day. (advice)
ought
Annie is in South America right now, so you _______ her at the football match in Madrid yesterday. (see)
can't / couldn't have seen
the machine where you can take money out
ATM
another way to say 'take out money'
withdraw
I will always buy this brand of phone. They are always so _____ RELY
Rewrite the sentence using an infinitive without to:
We have plenty of snacks for the party, so you don't need to bring anything.
... you needn't bring anything.
Oliver wasn't at the meeting this morning, but he was in the office. He's quite absent-minded so he _____________ about the meeting!
must (might or may) have forgotten
another way to say "gain money from a salary"
_____ a _____
earn a wage
before goods are sold, they have to be _______ (put into boxes/bags/bottles/etc.)
packaged
How did you lose the car keys? I just can't believe your _____. STUPID
STUPIDITY
Correct the 3 mistakes
You must not to forgot to lock all the doors when you leave. If you leave the office without locking the doors, you might call the manager immediately.
must not FORGET (without to)
you MUST / HAVE TO call the manager
Correct the 3 mistakes:
He might won the lottery because he now owns a Lamborghini. He can't possibly have buy that with his own money. It's either that, or his rich uncle can't have sent him a ton of money.
might HAVE won
can't possibly have BOUGHT
his rich uncle MIGHT / MAY / COULD have sent
1. the organisations (or people) that give money with the expectation to receive it back
2. the extra money you pay when you borrow money (for example another 5% in ....)
1. lenders
2. interest rate
1. those who sell goods
2. a verb that means to make/produce/create (commonly used with products)
1. retailers
2. manufacture