Food and health
What's the difference between "poisonous" and "venomous"?
poisonous = you eat it and you die
venomous = it bites you and you die
Name at least 3 types of injuries that can come from an accident:
a fracture (broken bone), a bruise, a wound, a concussion, to faint, to be dizzy, etc.
to pay attention __ sth
TO
What expressions do we use when we want to say:
1: "me also yes"
2: "me also no"
1: me too
2: me (n)either
exam
exAm
What's the difference between "clean" and "pure"?
Clean = hygiene
Pure = one ingredient / morality
A type of city design that focuses on cars in the first place, and everyone else comes second:
a car-centric design
to be __ a concert
AT
What's the difference between "had to" and "must have"?
"Had to" = a need/order in the past
"Must have" = deduction about past mystery or unclear memory
cuisine
qwy-zeen
A name for a person who doesn't believe in vaccines:
an anti-vaxxer
When we see a dangerous situation that hasn't happened yet, but can happen at any moment, we call it:
an accident waiting to happen
to be afraid __ sth (it scares you)
OF
What's the difference between "should have" and "was supposed to"?
"Should have" = realised a past mistake
"Was supposed to" = an instruction/expectation in the past
vehicle
vee-yee-k'l
A different way to say "a warning sign"; we typically use it to describe something/someone that seems suspicious:
a red flag
unsupervised
to be vaccinated __ sth
AGAINST
Using strong quantifiers ("as much as 50%", "as little as 10%", "a massive amount of X", "up to a half", "virtually zero", etc.) describe a food that is often faked, or describe any difficult situation you prefer:
Real wasabi is very rare, up to 90% of wasabi on the market is fake, virtually no one from outside of Japan has tasted the real thing.
memorable
mem-r-b'l
List at least 3 expressions used for adulterating food (like increasing the size, reducing the concentration, etc.):
to pad X with Y
to bulk X with Y
to thin X with Y
to doctor X with Y
to water sth down
A stereotypical car that kidnaps children off the street:
an unmarked white van / a windowless white van
to be allergic __ sth
TO
Take this pair of events (cause and effect) and run them through all 3 unreal conditionals:
If I have a bicycle --> I be able to exercise more
1: If I have a bicycle, I will be able to exercise more
2: If I had a bicycle, I would be able to exercise more
3: if I'd had a bicycle, I would have been able to exercise more
vulnerable
von-r-b'l