Complete the sentences
My sister and I are very _____. We tell each other everything.
close
Continue to happen.(on)
go on
wistful
Feeling sad because you want something that belongs to the past.
My throat still horse/hoarse after the presentation.
hoarse
For free ____, click here. (DOWN)
downloads
I love the strong ___ colors in August Macke‘s paintings.
bold
To approach someone quietly and surprise that person.(up,on)
sneak
upbeat
Very positive about how things are going and will continue to go.
She lifted her vale/veil and smiled at her new husband.
veil
There have been great ____ in organ transplants in the last 20 years. (BREAK)
breakthroughs
The ferry was cancelled because the sea was so ____.
rough
To encourage.(on)
cheer on
despondent
Feeling low, having lost all hope that things can improve.
Explain the difference between homonyms and homophones.
Homonyms: same sound, same spelling but different meaning.
Homophones: same sound but different spelling. and meaning
After his mother died, Paul suffered a complete nervous ____. (BREAK)
breakdown
The company wasted thousands of advertising in a ___ attempt to increase their sales.
vain
Used as an ironic comment on the unlikely nature of a plan or aspiration. (on)
dream on
Stuck in a period where you feel no enthusiasm or motivation.
Make a sentence with a homonym of the highlighted word.
Robin Hood used a bow and arrow to fight.
The gift box has a red bow tied around.
She had a great career, but alcohol was her ____. (DOWN)
downfall
We were hoping for sun, but the sky was ____.
overcast
To start or continue doing something, especially more quickly or with more energy after a pause. (on)
crack
out of sorts
Having an uncomfortable feeling of not being your usual self.
Did you know that polar bear eat ___.
Please ___ this letter before sending it.
seals, seal.
Business sections of newspapers are full of company mergers and ____. (TAKE)
takeovers