VOCABULARY
Choose one of the two options:
BREAK (into/with)
Break into
Choose one of the two options:
HOLD (for/back)
Hold back
Choose one of the two options:
COME (up/in)
Choose the correct words:
- "I left the car here"--> She said that he (was leaving/had left) the car there.
Had left
Choose the correct word:
-"Are you playing next week?"--> Markel asked me if (I was / was I) playing the following week.
I was
Complete the word filling the gaps:
D_N_T_ money
DONATE
Complete the word filling the gaps:
W_A_T_Y (adjective)
WEALTHY
Complete the word filling the gaps:
_ _ _ I T _ _ _ _ (noun)
DEBIT CARD
Change the time and place expressions from direct to reported speech:
Three days ago-->
Three days before
Change the time and place expressions from direct to reported speech:
Last week-->
The previous week/ The week before
Complete the sentence using the appropiate word:
I had ( ) for three hours in PortAventura.
Queued
Complete the sentence using the appropiate word:
The ( ) to hand in the work was yesterday at 12 o'clock.
deadline
Complete the sentence using the appropiate word:
I had an emergency yesterday, so I had to ( ) my English classes.
Put off
Choose the correct structure for the following sentence:
He complained about never having any money.
a) Verb + gerund
b) Verb + particle + gerund
b) Verb + particle + gerund
Choose the correct structure for the following sentence:
Amaia doubted that that would work.
a) Verb + that + clause
b) Verb + that
a)Verb + that + clause
Guess the word with the definition:
Very strange or unusual:
Bizarre
Guess the word with the definition:
Group of people:
Clan
Guess the word with the definition:
Great surprise:
Astonishment
Give the structure of this sentence:
Lucia offered to look after it for him.
Verb + infinitive
Give the structure of this sentence:
Aimar refused to accept his offer.
Verb + infinitive
Complete the sentence with the correct preposition:
I will pay ( ) a credit card
With
Complete the sentence with the correct preposition:
I don't have money in my debit card, I will pay ( ) cash.
In
Complete the sentence with the correct preposition:
I will pay ( ) a bill.
Nothing
Rewrite this sentence as reported speech:
'I haven't checked the balance on my account recently, but I will' said Mikel.
Mikel said he hadn't had checked the balance on his account lately, but he would.
Rewrite this sentence as reported speech:
'Are you going to take any money out of your savings next week?' Irati asked Olaia.
Irati asked Olaia if she was going to take any money out of her savings the following week.