Spelling
1
BRIGHT
Chickens set eggs.
False.
Chickens lay eggs.
I can't bear this kind of music, it is driving me round the back.
I can't bear this kind of music, it is driving me round the bend.
The three forms of steal are:
a) steal, stoled, stoled
b) steal, stole, stolen
c) steal, stealth, stealth
b)
1
BEHAVIOUR
2
FIERCE
"Fed up" means boring, annoying.
True
People sink, if they don't know how to swim.
People drown, if they don't know how to swim.
The three forms of quit are:
a) quit, quited, quited
b) quit, quited, quiten
c) quit, quit, quit
c)
2
PERMANENTLY
3
DEFINITELY
"Dull" means exciting, interesting.
False
It means boring, uninteresting.
I am not very good at business. I can't even run a small coffee shop.
Hardly means:
a) a lot
b) almost not
c) difficult
b)
He hardly works. = He does almost no work. / He works a little.
3
LAWYER
4
GORGEOUS
The verb "mind" means "object to, consider, be careful of, care and look after"
True
I didn't hear when my phone rung yesterday.
I didn't hear when my phone rang yesterday.
The person who lives next to your house is:
a) neughbourhood
b) neighbour
c) neighbouring
b) neighbour
4
ACHIEVE
5
KNOWLEDGE
A few and A little genereally gives the idea of not enough or fewer/less than expected.
False
They simply mean "not many/much".
Little and few give the idea of not enough or less/fewer than expected.
The five senses are: sight, hear, taste, touch and smell.
The five senses are: sight, hearing, taste, touch and smell.
Get a move on also can mean:
a) hurry up
b) don't give up
c) slow down
a) hurry up
5
THROUGHOUT