Idioms
“lose your temper”
This phrase is used to describe losing control of your emotions.
What is the base word for “embarrassment”?
Embarrass
This word means "to see something happen" and is often used for important events.
Witness
Fill in the blank: “Sorry, there isn’t enough _______ for another chair.”
Room
“fall into conversation”
This expression means to suddenly start talking with someone you don’t know.
Fill the gap: “They haven’t realised that the humour of emojis lies in selecting ones which are ______ (MEANING).”
Meaningful
This word means “searching for new ideas or places.”
Exploration
Which word would you use to describe freedom to move around in a house — “space” or “room”?
Space
“take to heart”
This idiom means to accept advice and follow it seriously.
Which form of “enthuse” fits this sentence? “The over-30s attempts to use emojis are also always a little too ______.”
Enthusiastic
This word refers to a great achievement or success.
Accomplishment
True or false: “Room” can be both a countable and uncountable noun.
True
"Not see eye to eye"
To disagree.
Give the adjective form of “expect.”
Expecting
This word means “in a way that causes fear or concern.”
Appallingly
Give an expression with “room” that means “no opportunity for error.”
No room for mistakes
"Read between the lines"
To understand hidden meaning in what is said.
Which of these is NOT a correct compound word: long-standing, drop-down, clear-cut, quick-slow?
Quick-slow