Ways of Talking
To speak in a loud voice because you are angry, excited or in pain, or in order to make people hear you.
Yell/Yelled
A line of cars waiting to move
Traffic jam
I didn't need to go to school yesterday // I needn't have gone to school yesterday
Different meaning.
Go at the same speed as someone else
Keep up with
Guto complains that the teacher doesn't let him _______ (play) truco.
play
To speak very quietly so that other people can't hear you
Whisper
A strap that secures a person to prevent injury in a vehicle
Seat belt
Maria is travelling so you mustn't have seen her yesterday // Maria is travelling so you can't have seen her yesterday
Different
Think of an idea or a plan
Come up with
Do you remember __________ (lock) the door before leaving your house this morning?
locking
To complain in a way that annoys other people
Whine
A road junction at which traffic moves in one direction around a central island
Roundabout
I shouldn't have stayed up late last night // I mustn't have stayed up late last night
Different meaning
Be clearly better or more significant than someone or something
Stand out
Angelina ought __________ (start) having lunch before coming to Red Balloon.
to start
To speak breathing out slowly, making a long soft sound, especially because you are disappointed, tired, annoyed or relaxed
Sigh/Sighed
A wheel that a driver rotates in order to move a vehicle
Steering wheel
You ought to believe me! // You'd better believe me!
Same meaning
Treat someone with a feeling of superiority
Look down on
I've always struggled ______ (keep) up with my peers.
to keep
To speak while you are breathing in suddenly, for example because you are surprised, shocked or in pain
Gasp/Gasped
Official permission for someone to drive a car
Driving licence/ Driver's licence
I must have called my mother yesterday // I had to call my mother yesterday
Different meaning
Leap out at
Mafê had better ___________ (negative - tell) gossips to the teacher after the class starts
not tell