She’ll definitely be happy about your present. --> She ___ be happy about your present.
must
der Gefallen
the favour
The complete name of the author of Animal Farm
George Orwell
the capital city of Wales
Cardiff
the only mammal that can fly
bat
Express this sentence differently using a modal verb and starting with "She": It’s impossible that she stole the bread.
She can't have stolen the bread.
to employ sb --> synonym
to hire sb
The complete name of the author of The Boy in the Striped Pyjamas
John Boyne
the difference between socialism and communism
Socialism: The government or public owns major industries, but private property and markets can still exist. It aims to reduce inequality while allowing some personal ownership and choice.
Communism: All property is collectively owned, there’s no private ownership, and the state (in theory) eventually disappears, creating a classless, stateless society.
the name of Harry Potter's owl
Express the parts in italics differently: As a child, I was always impatient.
used to be
der Schraubenzieher
screwdriver
The adjective used in literature and film to describe an imagined, bad and often totalitarian setting
dystopian
the first President of the United States (1789)
George Washington
The chemical symbol for gold
Au
Reformulate, using the passive: They have built the house.
The house has been built (by them).
die Gewerkschaft
trade union
The names of five people working at the “Berghof” in The Boy at the Top of the Mountain
Herta, Emma, Beatrix, Ernst, Ute...
the country known as the "land with no river"
Saudi Arabia
the year in which the first iPhone was released
Translate: Das Buch musste vom Autor geschrieben werden.
The book had to be written by the author.
to lay off sb --> 1 standard/formal and 1 informal synonym
formal: to dismiss sb; informal: to sack sb
7 animals and their names in Animal Farm
Squealer, Snowball, Napoleon, Old Major: pigs
Benjamin: donkey
Clover, Boxer, and Mollie : horses
Muriel: goat
Aside from the monarch, whose face can be found on the 10 pound note?
Jane Austen's
the number of bones in the adult human body (+/- 10%)
206