Phrasal verbs & Other verbs
The action of stopping the lights from working temporarily by pressing a button or by moving a switch.
turn off (the lights)
The question for this answer:
"Yes, we recycle."
Do we recycle?
The activity of seeing another person romantically
dating
The reported speech equivalent of:
Kip asked, "did you clean the drain?"
Kip asked if I (Jules) had cleaned the drain.
What we call лимонад in English (Coca-cola, Pepsi, etc).
soda
The action of allowing the lights to continue working by not pressing a button or moving a switch.
leave (the lights) on
The question to the answer:
"Yes, I have seen your mug."
Have you seen my mug?
The device used to collect money in exchange for the right to park a vehicle in a particular place for a limited amount of time.
BONUS (100 points): The phrase used to describe putting money in this device.
(parking) meter
BONUS: feed the meter
The reported speech equivalent of:
Jules said, "I feel like we're camping."
Jules said (that) he felt like they were camping.
What we call продукты in English.
Groceries
The action of renting your room to someone else for a temporary period of time, while you remain on the lease agreement.
to sublet
The indirect question, using "know," to the answer:
"The bank opens at 9am."
Do you know what time the bank opens?
the informal name for toilet paper.
T.P.
The reported speech equivalent of:
My roommate told me: "I already turned off the lights."
My roommate told me (that) he (she) had already turned off the lights.
What we call a пакет in English.
bag
TWO + TWO (two verbs, two phrasal verbs):
The verbs used for the following chores: (1) making dishes clean: ___ the dishes; (2) hydrating plants: ___ the plants; (3) removing the trash: ____ ____ the trash; (4) writing your signature in order to receive a package: ____ ____ a package.
EXTRA 100 POINTS: Complete the phrase using the correct verb and prepositions: "to ___ ___ something ___ delivery."
(1) do, (2) water, (3) take out, (4) sign for
The informal question, using the word "cool," to the answer:
"Yes, it's okay if your sister stays here for a while."
Is it cool if my sister stays here for a while?
the slang word for your hidden drugs.
BONUS (200 points): the place in a car, directly in front of the passenger's seat, where people often ____ (same slang word used as a verb) something.
stash
BONUS: glove compartment
The reported speech equivalent of:
Our mom told us: "Don't forget to buy milk!"
Our mom told us not to forget to buy milk.
A word meaning "in fact," in English, whose "false friend" means "currently" in Russian
actually
The action of accidentally preventing yourself from being able to enter a place, such as your apartment, because you forgot your key inside (reflexive verb phrase).
to lock yourself out
The same question, using the negative + a question tag, as the question:
Are you cheating on her?
You aren't cheating on her, are you?
the action of dating someone else when you are in a monogamous relationship.
cheating (on someone)
The reported speech equivalent of:
My momma told me: "Tell him that he can't come over anymore!"
My momma told me to tell you that you can't come over anymore!
What we call a спортсмен in English.
BONUS (100 POINTS): The English equivalent of адекватный.
Athlete.
BONUS: sane (not crazy).