Phrasal Verbs
What does “take off” mean when talking about planes?
To leave the ground / to start flying.
Complete: “If it rains, I ___ at home.”
will stay (First Conditional).
What tense is this? “I am watching TV.”
Present Continuous.
Choose the correct one: “I was born ___ May.”
in
What do you call the place where patients stay overnight?
Ward / Hospital room.
What does “get up” mean?
To get out of bed.
What conditional is used for impossible situations in the present?
Second Conditional.
What’s the difference between “I have done” and “I did”?
“Have done” = experience or result now; “did” = past action with time reference.
Fill in: “I’ll see you ___ Monday.”
on
What’s the person who helps guests in a hotel called?
Receptionist / Concierge.
“He took after his father.” — What does take after mean?
To resemble or be similar to (a parent or relative).
Complete: “If I had studied harder, I ___ the exam.”
would have passed (Third Conditional).
Correct the error: “He is living here since 2020.”
He has been living here since 2020.
Which sentence is correct?
A) “She’s at the hospital.”
B) “She’s in hospital.”
Both can be correct — depends on meaning (A: visiting, B: patient).
What’s a synonym for “novel”?
A long fictional story.
Choose the correct meaning: “She got over the flu.”
She recovered from an illness.
Which sentence is correct?
A) “If you heat ice, it melts.”
B) “If you heated ice, it melts.”
A — Zero Conditional.
Change to past perfect: “She finished dinner before he arrived.”
She had finished dinner before he arrived.
Choose the right article: “___ Nile is the longest river in Africa.”
The
What do we call a book that shows roads, countries, and cities?
Atlas.
Fill in: “It took me a long time to ___ the fact that he was gone.”
get over / accept emotionally.
Transform into a conditional:
“She didn’t see the sign, so she had an accident.”
If she had seen the sign, she wouldn’t have had an accident.
What tense fits best?
“By next year, I ___ at this company for ten years.”
will have been working (Future Perfect Continuous).
Fill in the blanks:
“___ history of ___ Europe is fascinating.”
The history of Europe is fascinating.
Choose the correct definition:
“What does ‘burglary’ mean?”
Breaking into a building to steal something.