CRIME & PUNISHMENT
PREFIXES (mis- or dis-) & SYNONYMS
THREE-PART PHRASAL VERBS (Choose.)
MODALS
1st & 2nd CONDITIONALS (write the correct form of the verb in brackets)
100
MUGGER: What's the crime?
mugging
100
mis- or dis-: fortune
misfortune
100
I finally watched the latest Star Wars film. I (put it down to / got round to) it last night.
got round to
100
I (should / can) stay out until eleven o'clock on weekends.
can
100
If I _____ (be) you, I'd give the wallet to a police officer.
was / were
200
ARMED ROBBER: What's the crime?
armed robbery
200
mis- or dis-: belief
disbelief
200
I don't expect perfect behaviour, but I won't (put up with / own up to) you disrespecting the teacher.
put up with
200
She's finished her homework so she (mustn't / doesn't have to) do any more work.
doesn't have to
200
If you _____ (tell) a lie, you'll have to tell a lot more later.
tell
300
COMPOUND NOUN: death __________
penalty
300
What does 'mis-' mean? (a) the opposite of something, not (b) wrong or bad
(b) wrong or bad
300
I can't believe she stole money from the government and (lived up to / got away with) it.
got away with
300
I (must / can) call my mum when I get to the party. I don't want her to be worried.
must
300
If you knew that today was the last day of your life, what _____ (you/do)?
would you do
400
COMPOUND NOUN: life __________
sentence
400
SYNONYMS: compulsory = (a) legal (b) mandatory
(b) mandatory
400
This smartphone is great! It (lives up to / gets round to) all my expectations.
lives up to
400
You (don't have to / mustn't) use your mobile phone in the classroom.
mustn't
400
Where _____ (they/go) if they lose their home?
will they go
500
COMPOUND NOUN: internet __________
fraud
500
SYNONYMS: against the rules = (a) illegal (b) prohibited
(b) prohibited
500
Juan (got away with / came up with) a brilliant story to explain why he missed English class.
came up with
500
You (have to / must) wear uniform at school. It's obligatory.
have to
500
I _____ (not like/it) if I _____ (not have) brothers and sisters.
wouldn't like it / didn't have
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