Phrasal verbs
Can you _____ out with the dishes, please?
help
He plays ___ guitar very well.
the
A thing that is grown or produced, usually for sale.
product
I don’t have ___ money left.
any
Made by hand, not by machine, typically therefore of superior quality.
Handmade
I need to _____ out why she’s upset.
I don’t usually eat ___ breakfast.
-
A work of art that is a solid figure or object made by carving or shaping wood, stone, clay etc.
sculpture
There are ___ apples in the basket.
some
high-___ (very detailed or careful)
quality
He goes to the gym to _____ out every morning.
work
She wants to be ___ doctor when she grows up.
a
Things that are considered useless or of little value.
junk
True or false: we use following determiners with countable nouns.
few, too many, far too much
false
someone who thinks of new ideas
creative
Some students decided to _____ out of the school trip.
opt
Why do we use “the” in “the sun”?
Because there’s only one sun – it’s specific and unique.
A flat part at the side of a road for people to walk on.
pavement
We only have ___ milk. It’s not enough for everyone.
a little
She felt ___ before her big exam. (worried)
anxious
We need to _____ out the attic — it’s full of junk
He was promoted to ___ manager last month?”
-
We don’t use “the” after “be promoted to” when talking about a job title or role in general.
Willing to listen to other people's opinions and accept behaviour that is different from your own.
broad-minded
There aren’t ___ people in the hall.
many
Someone who works hard and does not give up.
determined