Music / -ed&-ing adjectives
Word-building (nouns)
Sport
Adjectives and prepositions
Expressions with
do, make and take
100

a group of people who sing together

a choir

100

perform

performer / performance

100

A new basketball ____ was built in the park.

a) track

b) court

b) court

100

Experience is essential _____ this job.

Experience is essential FOR this job.

100

_____ your homework, (some) research

DO your homework, (some) research

200

I'm excited / exciting to see my favourite band play live.

excited

200

active

activity

200

She has _____ over twenty points for her team during this match.

a) scored

b) pointed

a) scored

200

This dance is popular ____ young people.

This dance is popular WITH young people.

200

_____ a risk, part in something, action

TAKE a risk, part in something, action

300

a large group of musicians who play many different instruments together

an orchestra

300

celebrate

celebration

300

Most people think that the away team will _____ the home team.

a) miss

b) beat

b) beat

300

Mike is tired ____ commuting from London to Oxford every day.

Mike is tired OF commuting from London to Oxford every day.

300

_____ friends, money, progress

MAKE friends, money, progress

400

The DJ released a new album, but it was a bit disappointed / disappointing.

disappointing

400

happy

happiness

400

The player misdirected the _____, and the ball went over the net.

a) shot

b) match

a) shot

400

She's not particularly interested ____ sport.

She's not particularly interested IN sport.

400

_____ a break, advantage, care of someone

TAKE a break, advantage, care of someone

500

one of several songs which are on a CD, album or playlist

a track

500

journal (person)

journalist

500

The ____ has been instructed to penalize players who deliberately waste time.

a) opponent

b) referee

b) referee

500

Things have been going right ____ me these past few weeks.

Things have been going right FOR me these past few weeks.

500

_____ sense, a difference, a phone call

MAKE sense, a difference, a phone call

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