Unit 1 A
Grammar
Is “turn down” separable or inseparable?
Vocabulary
A word that means to respect or look up to someone.
What is separable?
What is “admire”?
Grammar
Which form follows “enjoy”? Gerund or infinitive?
Vocabulary
Which “re-” verb means to fix something that was broken?
What is gerund?
What is “rebuild”?
Grammar
Which is correct: “He wants go” or “He wants to go”?
Vocabulary
What’s a synonym for “fashionable”?
What is “He wants to go”?
What is “stylish”?
Grammar
Complete the sentence: “What I need is _____.”
Vocabulary
Which adjective means innocent and free from guilt?
What is “a break”? (Any logical noun works)
What is “innocent”?
What’s a more formal synonym for “help,” often used in professional contexts?
What is “assist”?
Grammar
What type of verb is “run into” — transitive, intransitive, or both?
Vocabulary
Which word means to understand someone else’s feelings?
What is transitive?
What is “empathize”?
Grammar
Choose the correct form: “I hope _____ (get) the job.”
Vocabulary
This word means to bring back a memory.
What is “to get”?
What is “recall”?
Grammar
Choose the correct structure: “I convinced her ______ (try) it.”
Vocabulary
Which adjective describes outdated and unattractive clothes?
What is “to try”?
What is “frumpy”?
Grammar
What is a cleft sentence with “what”?
Vocabulary
Is “arrogant” positive, negative, or both?
A structure that puts focus on the object or subject: “What I like is...”
What is “negative”?
Which is correct? “She can to swim” or “She can swim”?
What is “She can swim”?
Grammar
Use “cheer up” in a sentence where the object comes between the verb and the particle.
Vocabulary
Which word suggests disagreement or conflict?
What is “Let’s cheer her up”? (it may vary)
What is “clash”?
Grammar
Which is correct? “He avoided to talk” or “He avoided talking”?
Vocabulary
Which word means to give new meaning to something?
What is “He avoided talking”?
What is “redefine”?
Grammar
Identify the pattern: “She apologized to me for being late.”
Vocabulary
Which word refers to clothes that are practical but not necessarily attractive?
What is “verb + object + preposition + gerund”?
What is “functional”?
Grammar
Turn this into a cleft: “He helped me.”
Vocabulary
Which word describes someone unique and a little strange?
What is “What he did was help me”?
What is “eccentric”?
What does “reliable” imply when describing a person or service?
What is “consistent and dependable over time, especially under pressure”?
Grammar
Which phrasal verb means to defend someone?
Vocabulary
What’s a verb meaning “to survive or continue despite hardship”?
What is “stand up for”?
What is “endure”?
Grammar
What’s the rule for verbs like “advise” and “allow” when used with a person after them?
Vocabulary
What does “rekindle” mean?
They take object + infinitive: “She advised me to wait.”
What is “to bring back a feeling or relationship”?
Grammar
What kind of verb pattern is “I enjoy swimming”?
Vocabulary
Give two adjectives that describe trendy, bold clothing.
What is “verb + gerund”?
What are “flashy” and “funky”?
Grammar
Use a cleft sentence to emphasize the subject in “She inspired me.”
Vocabulary
What’s a word for someone who looks serious, respectful, and noble?
What is “What she did was inspire me”?
What is “dignified”?
Identify and correct the error: “He doesn’t has a car.”
Correct version: “He doesn’t have a car.”
Grammar
Name a three-word phrasal verb from Unit 1A and identify its transitivity.
Vocabulary
Which word means to work together peacefully?
What is “hang on to” or "stand up for" – transitive.
What is “harmonize”?
Grammar
Which verb can be followed by both a gerund and an infinitive with a change in meaning?
Vocabulary
Which “re-” verb means to discuss something again, often without adding value?
What is “remember”?
What is “rehash”?
Grammar
What’s wrong with this: “They made me to wait”?
Vocabulary
What’s the difference between “classic” and “retro”?
“To” should be removed – “They made me wait.”
“Classic” is timeless; “retro” imitates styles from the past.
Grammar
Create a cleft sentence using: “They told the truth.”
Vocabulary
Which word can be either positive or negative depending on context: “intense” or “sinister”?
What is “What they did was tell the truth”?
What is “intense”?
Which sentence is an example of a mixed conditional?
A) If I knew her name, I would tell you.
B) If I had studied harder, I would have passed.
C) If I had studied harder, I would have a better job now.