Grammar
I can't see you this evening because _______ some friends.
a) I'm meeting - b) I meet - c) I'll meet
a) I can't see you this evening because I'M MEETING some friends.
peach - steak - beef - steamed
peach - beef - steamed [iː]
STEAK [eɪ]
to get money by working
fried - baked - chicken - roast
fried - baked - CHICKEN - roast
hard-working
LAZY
I got 50 dollars for my birthday, but I ______.
a) didn't spend it yet - b) haven't spend it yet - c) yet I haven't spend it
b) I got 50 dollars for my birthday, but I HAVEN'T SPEND IT YET.
money - bossy - positive - cost
bossy - positive - cost [ɒ]
MONEY [ʌ]
SAVE
lamb - crab - beef - pork
lamb - CRAB - beef - pork
DISHONEST
I've had this computer _______.
a) for about three years - b) since about three years - c) for about three years ago
a) I've had this computer FOR ABOUT THREE YEARS.
filthy - bill - tiny - chicken
filthy - bill - chicken [ɪ]
TINY [aɪ]
to get money from somebody that you will pay back
BORROW
prawns - mussels - duck - squid
prawns - mussels - DUCK - squid
GENEROUS
How long ______ in Paris?
a) is he living - b) has he living - c) has he been living
c) How long HAS HE BEEN LIVING in Paris?
afford - pork - worth - organized
afford - pork - organized [ɔː]
WORTH [ɜː]
to receive money from somebody who has died
INHERIT
raspberry - cucumber - pepper - cabbage
RASPBERRY - cucumber - pepper - cabbage
shy
OUTGOING
I can't open this jar. - _______ help you?
a) Shall I - b) Will I - c) Do I
a) I can't open this jar. - SHALL I help you?
roast - sociable - owe - account
roast - sociable - owe [əʊ]
ACCOUNT [aʊ]
to spend money on something that is not necessary
WASTE
cherry - pear - peach - beetroot
cherry - pear - peach - BEETROOT
insecure
SELF-CONFIDENT