Nouns
Try the shop down the road. They always have a wide _____ of books
selection
It’s an old car, so it’s not very ____
reliable
We had to give them £200 to hire the car, but we’ll___ it ____ so long as we don’t damage it
get back
It’s _______ (difficult) to drive these old cars
more difficult
We waited in the _____ for hours
queue
I borrowed Anna’s boots and they were a very _____ fit
tight
They ______ their bags at the airport yesterday
mixed up
Sue feels _____ (bad) than she did yesterday
worse
My bike's a few years old but it's in really good ______
condition
It’s a bit ____. Do you have anything prettier?
plain
To say that something is wrong
complain
I _____ (buy) this coat in the market last month
bought
After buying something you usually get this
receipt
He hotel offered us a _________ price of £65 a night instead of £80
reduced
When you do something wrong
to make a mistake
I ______ (not do) any shopping but I visited a great coffee house.
didn't do
Money that you keep, don't waste
savings
Big and don’t fit your body tightly
loose
When things or actions are usual
be used to
Every morning Kate ____ (have) her coffee and (watch) the latest news, but today she is late to work because yesterday she _____ (have a party) with her friends. So, Kate ____ (rush) and (have) her breakfast with colleagues in an office.
has her coffee
watches
had a party
is rushing
is having