Vocabulary
Name synonems to the words boring, nervous, defects, looks
dull, anxious, imperfections, appearance
While, when, at (specific time) markers of what grammar tense?
Past Continuous
to set ___, to pick ____, to take advantage ____, look ___
to set off, to pick up, to take advantage of, look out
Name an idiom: to listen to someone attentively, give full attention
to be all ears
Name 5 gerners of films and TV shows
action, drama, talent show, news, cartoons, sitcome
name 10 words connected to city transportation
traffic jam, speed limit, public transport, cycle lane, petrol(gas) station, rush hour, speed camera, pedestrian crossing, taxi rank, car crash
Past Perfect
Fill in the gap with the phrasal verb
I like publicity, so I always ______ every event.
I like publicity, so I always take part in every event.
Continue: jaw -, mouth -, eye -, heart-, head -
jaw-dropping, mouth-watering, eye-catching, heart-warming, head-scratching
What preposition do we use with transport? Foot?
by, on
name 5 adjectives to describe books
gripping, moving, heavy-going, depressing, implausible
My sister (get) injured while she (play) basketball last Friday.
My sister got injured while she was playing basketball last Friday.
take time, take part, take into accoutn, take advantage of, take care, take up
Name 3 idioms connected to books
closed book, open book, bring to books, cook the books
Name adj connected to body
eye catching, mouth-watering, heart-warming, nail-biting
What is the difference between WIN and BEAT?
You win a medal, a competition or a match.
You beat another team or person.
NOT Madrid won Barcelona.
Combine the two sentences. Put the verb in Past Continuous or Past Simple.
They watched TV from 7.00 until 9.00, I arrived at 7.30.
They were watching TV when I arrived.
отправляться, заканчиваться, принимать участие, брать во внимание, воспользоваться ситуацией
set off, run out of, take part in, take into account, take advantage of
Fill in the gap with the missing phrase
I bought John a big box of chocolates for his birthday. He has such _______!
I bought John a big box of chocolates for his birthday. He has such a sweet tooth!
Make adj negative: logical, regular, accurate, patient, fair
illogical, irregular, inaccurate, impatient, unfair
Make up sentence using the word
implausible
The characters were totally implausible. I didn't take anyone seriously.
Join the two sentences using that.
We'd like to see the film. It starts at six o'clock.
We'd like to see the film that starts at six o'clock.
Translate into English: Во время пандемии у моей мамы появилось много свободного времени, поэтому она решила начать новое хобби.
During the pandemic my mum had a lot of free time, so she decided to take up new hobby.
Make a sentence using the idiom: to pick up someone's brain
Jon is very good at math, so I picked his brain about a homework problem.
What are advantages and disadvantages of professional sport?
Injuries, time commitment, stress and sleep isuues;
high income, pride of achievements, popularity