Adjectives
1-2 Words
Phrases & Expressions
Listening
Mostly Grammar
100
wanting to do something very much and not allowing anyone or any difficulties to stop you
determined
100
to move around and talk to other people at a social event
mingle
100
expression said to warn someone not to be nosy and not to ask too many questions about something.
curiosity killed the cat
100
Step on a crack, break your mother's back.
150
curious and eager to know a lot about people or things
inquisitive
150
relaxed in manner and character; not usually worried about other people's behaviour or things that need to be done
laid-back
150
to make your feelings apparent, showing your emotions in an honest way
wear your heart on your sleeve
150
not having anything to do, and not knowing what you want to do with your free time
at a loose end
150
Transform the verb deny into the following: negative adverb & noun
undeniably / denial
200
used to describe someone who always wants to do a good job, who puts a lot of effort into their work
conscientious
200
someone who spoils other people's enjoyment by disapproving of or not taking part in a particular activity
party pooper
200
barely manage to do something, narrowly succeed in doing something
by the skin of your teeth
200
expand or diversify your interests
broaden your horizons
200
What verb tenses do normally use for the following situations: 1) an offer to help someone, 2) the train schedule, and 3) your unconfirmed plans this weekend
1) will - I'll help you with your suitcase!
2) present simple - The train leaves at 5:00PM.
3) be going to - I'm going to hang out with my friends this weekend.
250
Achieving the opposite effect to what you had planned.
counter-productive
250
to increase very quickly
mushroom
250
Name __/6 of the idioms that use body parts (yesterday)
To think on your feet.
To play something by ear.
To get something off your chest.
To stick your neck out.
To give someone a pat on the back.
To have your head screwed on.
250
a range or variety of different things. "There was a _____ ______ of us." = We all had different hobbies.
a mixed bag
250
Rewrite this sentence using the PRESENT PARTICIPLE.
She called the police because she saw a man following her.
Seeing a man following her, she called the police.
300
doing something a lot and unable to stop doing it
compulsive
300
too interested in your own appearance or achievements
vain
300
to be fired or let go from a job because you are no longer necessary
to be made redundant
300
Rewrite this sentence using the PERFECT PARTICIPLE.
She had just returned from Mexico so she was still in vacation-mode.
Having just returned from Mexico, she was still in vacation-mode.