Unit 4
The opposite of successful is...
unsuccessful
When smth spreads quickly on the internet.
it goes viral
The group of people who perform in a play, TV series or film.
the cast
When you have a good relationship with someone else. (phrasal verb)
get on well
He is the man _____ came to deliver a parcel last Monday.
who/that
When we start a new job and we don't have any experience, we are...
inexperienced
People who don't consume milk, cheese, yogurt, butter have this type of diet.
Noun from approve.
approval
A relaxing, calm place can also be described as...
peaceful
William is ______ a good employee that I don't want him to change departments.
such
We describe a story that is improbable or difficult to believe as...
far-fetched
a) although / b)whereas
whereas
future perfect
The type of ticket you buy when you go to a place and you come back.
return ticket
Can we omit the relative pronoun in this sentence?
'We had fish and chips, which I always enjoy.'
NO, we can't
I congratulated my next door neighbour on being pregnant, then she told me she wasn't. Oops! (idiom)
put my foot in it
Quantifier used exclusively with uncountable nouns that means a lot of:
__ ______ _______ of
a great deal of
If you can't handle a situation at work, your boss usually comes and ______ ______. (phrasal verb)
takes over
bustling
You ______ _______ ______ (see) Julia at the shopping centre near my house because she is on holiday in Dubai.
can't have seen / couldn't have seen
My boss insisted on me working all weekend but I thought that was unfair so I had to _____________. (idiom)
put my foot down
If the internet failed, online classes would reach ____ _____ ____ ____ _______. (no longer possible to continue)
the end of the line
When we don't know for sure if someone has done smth, but we suspect they did.
Paul __________ killed his wife.
allegedly
My parents ______ _____ _____ at the station since I had to catch the 10 o'clock train. (phrasal verb)
When the party was over, I realized that you ________ so much food as most of it was untouched.
a) didn't need to cook / b) needn't have cooked
b) needn't have cooked