Identity Theft
Credit Card
Small plastic card that allows you to purchase goods or services which you pay for later
Friendship
When do we use third conditional?
We use the third conditonal when we imagine the consequecnes of a sitution after it has happened
Ask out
To invite someone out on a date or to be your boyfriend/girlfriend
Hold Hands
To clasp each other by the hand, usually a sign of affection
Loan
Something you borrow, usually money
Appearance
The way something or someone looks
What is the structure of the third conditional?
if+past perfect, would(n´t) + have+ past participle
Split Up with
The ending of a relationship or partnership
Shake Hands
Clasp someone's hand while meeting or saying goodbye
Spending Spree
A brief period where you spend a lot of money
Nationality
A group of people who share the same history, traditions, language and usually live in the same country
Choose the correct sentence ending:
If my alarm had gone off,
.. I wouldn´t have been late to work.
.. I won´t be late to work.
If my alarm had gone off, I wouldn´t have been late to work.
Settle Down with
To live a steady life with a partner, usually by getting married
Make Eye Contact
Looking at someone while they are looking at you
Debt
A sum of money that is owed
Personality
Characteristics that form an individual's character
Correct the sentence:
If there hadn´t been so much traffic, we wouldn´t miss our flight
If there hadn´t been so much traffic, we wouldn´t have missed our flight
Tell off
To reprimand or scold someone (angrily)
To turn your eyes usually in an expression of annoyance, exasperation, or disbelief
Phishing
The practice of scamming individuals for their personal information like passwords and credit card numbers
Beliefs
Acceptance, trust, faith that something exists or that is true, especially without proof
Are both of these correct? Fix them if they aren´t
They are both correct!!
Fall Out with
To have an argument and end a relationship
Shrug your Shoulders
To raise and lower your shoulder in an expression of indecision or indifference