Vocabulary 1
True or False?
Laura’s scared of speaking in public.
She’s very brave.
False
Collocations - What's the missing word?
... household chores
do
What's the missing word?
"Sophie doesn’t seem very cheerful. Maybe she
has ... a bad day."
had
Present Perfect or Past Simple?
"My mum ... (meet) a lot of interesting people."
has met
Which phrase is used to express that something has been finally decided?
a) … and that’s that.
b) Let’s face it, …
c) You know what?
a
Collocations - What's the missing word?
"We ... a group yesterday to collect money for the hospital."
formed
The small animals that live underground and dig tunnels, looking for food.
mole(s)
"I’m so happy!
just / have / degree / I / finished / my"
I have just finished my degree.
Present Perfect or Past Simple?
"They ... (record) more than 20 albums so far."
have recorded
What phrase can we use to introduce an opinion or piece of information?
a) Let's face it, ...
b) You know what?
c) Are you sure?
b
A charming person ...
a) is very good-looking.
b) has a lot of money.
c) is kind and friendly.
c
What's the personality adjective?
"Jake’s _ _ _ _ _ _ _ .
He’s interested in how things work."
curious
What's the missing word?
"Haven't you done your homework ...?"
yet
Present Perfect or Past Simple?
"I'm sure I ... (see) this man before."
have seen
What's the past participle form of the verb "choose"?
chosen
Collocations - What's the missing word?
"Emily doesn’t like ... risks. She likes to be safe."
taking
What's the personality adjective?
"Aidan’s _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ .
He’s fair and makes good decisions."
reasonable
"We’re living in Austria now, but we ... (live) in many different countries."
have lived
Present Perfect or Past Simple?
"We ... (be) together since we ... (be) teenagers."
have been / were
The phrase which is used to show that what you have just said is only an example from a much larger group of things.
"They sell souvenirs, postcards, mugs, T-shirts, ..."
(4 words)
that sort of thing
What's the word?
The opinion that people in general have about someone or something, or how much respect or admiration someone or something receives, based on past behaviour or character.
"The company has a worldwide ... for quality."
reputation
Words or behaviour that give someone confidence to do something.
"I could never have achieved this without the
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ of my husband and family."
encouragement
What's the past participle form of the verb "pay"?
Must be spellt correctly!
paid
My grandma is 65 and has done a lot of things in her life. She lived on a small farm until she was 16.
She ... (live) in many different places, but she always says the farm ... (be) the best place of all.
has lived / was
To appreciate means …
a) to recognise how good someone or something is.
b) to accept that something is true.
a