Grammar
UK General Knowledge
UK Slang
Phrasal Verbs
100

Report the following statement:

'If I leave here tomorrow, will you still remember me?'

He asked if/whether I would still remember him if he left there tomorrow.

100

True or False: The population of the UK drink over 100 million cups of tea a day.

True

100

Scooby

'I'm confused, I haven't got a scooby what's going on!'

'I don't follow, give me a scooby!'

A Scooby - Scooby Doo - Clue!


100

To zone out

'By the end of the meeting, I had completely zones out'

To lose focus or stop paying attention

200

Can you give me an example of the passive voice?

'to be' + past participle.


E.G 'The wallet was found in the street'

200

Can you name the capital cities of the countries that make up the United Kingdom?

Belfast, Edinburgh, Cardiff, London

200

Innit

'That's a good idea, innit?'

'Innit difficult to become a lawyer?'

Abbreviation of 'Isn't it'

200

To weigh in

'I think we should have the tax department weigh in on this problem'

To contribute or offer an assessment

300

Can you give me an example of a mixed conditional?

If I had paid attention in my Spanish classes, I would be fluent now!

300

The UK has had a lot of Prime Ministers lately, can you name the last 3?

Rishi Sunak, Boris Johnson, Liz Truss

300

Smashed, Trollied, Car-Parked, Bladdered....

'I feel awful, I was absolutely trollied last night'

Drunk

300

To suck up to

'The way he sucks up to his superiors is so embarrassing... does he think he will get promoted?'

To behave in a way as to gain favour with someone

400

Can you give me an example of a participle clause?

Having finished my lunch, I...

Thinking carefully, I....

Located in Asturias, Oviedo is...

400

What is the UK's national dish?

Chicken tikka masala 

400

Chinwag.

'The nice old lady next door likes to stop by for a chinwag in the morning'

'He loves a good chinwag, I can never get him off the phone!'

To chat

400

To water down

'The journalist has definitely watered down the politicians message to save his reputation'

'This gin and tonic has been watered down!'

To weaken or dilute

500

Can you give me an example of inversion for emphasis?

Rarely have I seen...

Not until I.... did I....

Never had I...

500

England's football team is famous for 'bottling it' in big tournaments. When was the last time England's men won a world cup?

1966

500

He's a few sandwiches short of a picnic...

Silly, ignorant or unintelligent

500

To bristle at

'She bristled at the criticism aimed at her'

To show anger or annoyance

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