Vocabulary 1
Vocabulary 2
Grammar
Grammar
Vocab/Grammar
100

Correct this for any mistake.

Do you ever think what you'll do when you retire?

Do you ever think about what you'll do when you retire?

'of' is also acceptable

100

Correct this for any mistake

In what situations do you suffer nerves?

In what situations do you suffer from nerves?

nerves: nervous/anxiety

100

We bought it mainly because the sales team were so ____ [convince].


convincing

100

The journey home was very tiring. The children are totally _____ [exhaust].

exhausted

100

It's not the best drama ever, but it's quite ______ [entertain].

Entertaining

200

f______ p _____= something that doesn't work properly

faulty product

200

f_____ a______: promoting products with misleading messages

False advertising

200

Correct this if there is any mistake:

Do you know where are the changing rooms?

Do you know where the changing rooms are?

200

Correct this if there is any mistake:

What did causes these constant delays?

What causes these constant delays?

200

Julie will be good company on the trip. She seems very ______. (agree)

agreeable

300

Idiom for 'to cry loudly especially for a long time'

bawl one's eyes out

300

There's a huge dent in the side of the car. What on earth have you ____?

You're covered in blue powder. What on earth have you ____?

done

been doing?

300

Verb + Noun

____ your temper

____ your mind

____ promise

Lose

speak/blow

Keep/break

300

Verb + noun

_____ favours
____ an interest 

____ sense

return| seek | obtain | accept, receive

take

Make

300

Should you ever snap your fingers to get a waiter's _____?

Do you ever use social media sites to get in ____ with old friends?

Have you got a friend who talks and talks but never gets to the _____?

attention

touch

point

400

Going to Nepal a few years ago completely blew _____.

my mind

400

When I got the job, I simply couldn't believe ____.


my luck

400

What dependent clause? Anything wrong?

I think he knows who's here last night.

Incorrect

[who's here last night: noun clause]

I think he knows who's here last night who was here last night.

400

A person who is _______ tends to be more quiet, introverted, and less likely to share their thoughts and feelings openly.

reserved

400

How do you call a person who is 'friendly and energetic and finding it easy and enjoyable to be with others'?

Outgoing/extroverted/gregarious

500

someone who is very careful and diligent about doing their work properly and thoroughly. They are guided by a strong sense of duty and a desire to do what is right.


conscientious  /ˌkɒn.ʃiˈen.ʃəs/

500

Are you a football fan? Do you get _____ away when your team scores a goal?

Does your family usually get _________ to celebrate birthdays?

paid

together

500

Which one is incorrect?

Haven't you already done that report for me?

Have you not already done that report for me?

All correct. 

500

difference between 

- I am used to sleeping without a mattress. 

- I used to sleeping without a mattress.


The first one is correct. The second one is incorrect.

500

Do you ever get the _______ that something has happened before?

Does it get on your ______ when people talk loudly on their mobile phones?

Is it difficult to get ______ of old computer equipment where you live?

feeling

nerves

rid