Vocabulary
Find the appropriate word
Steven Spielberg is one of the most successful cinema ...
directors.
Match the definition with phrasal verb
relax
chill out
Complete the sentence
I love ... on Sundays!
doing nothing
Complete the sentence
The dinosaurs ... (appear) millions of years ago.
disappeared
Which one is correct?
1) No of the cats was black.
2) None of the cats was black
2
Find the appropriate word
Every day lots of new programmes are ... on TV.
broadcast
Match the definition with phrasal verb
spend time doing nothing
hang out
Complete the sentence
Let's ... for five minutes and then play again.
take a break
Complete the sentence
She smiled ... (please)
pleasantly
Which one is correct?
1) Too many people were queuing for the museum.
2) Too much people were queuing for the museum.
1
Find the appropriate word
When is the new film by Peter Jackson ...?
released
Match the definition with phrasal verb
Use space or time
take up
Complete the sentence
You really need to ... to pass the exam.
make an effort
Complete the sentence
There was an ... (end) line at the bank.
endless
Choose the correct answer
I lent him ... euro.
1) a 2) an 3) the 4) -
1
Find the appropriate word
The ... was a mix of adults and children. They all loved the theatre performance.
audience
Match the definition with phrasal verb
perform (sth.e.g a story)
act out
Complete the sentence
Could you ... me ... and lend me a dictionary?
do... a favor..
Complete the sentence
The president's ... (popular) has dipped.
popularity
Choose the correct answer
Sheena took ... photos of Barcelona at the weekend.
1) any 2) a few 3) - 4) a little
2
Find the appropriate word
Remember, if you miss the TV show tonight, you can record it and watch it ... afterwards.
on demand
Match the definition with phrasal verb
change (channel)
turn over
Complete the sentence
Dad had to ... two weeks ... when he broke his leg.
take... off work
Complete the sentence
She is too ... (decide) to make any important decision.
indecisive
What is the difference of using "a lof of/lots of/much/many"?
a lot of=lots of in positive sentences
many/much in negative sentences and questions
many for countable, much for uncountable