Phrases
The verb used to complete the phrase "____ a lie" or "____ the truth."
What is tell?
The past simple negative form of visit used in the sentence: "They _______ the museum yesterday."
What is didn't visit?
An adjective meaning required or important, as in: "It is _______ to buy a ticket before boarding."
What is necessary?
The vehicle pulled by dogs to transport the box containing the young English lord.
What is a sled?
The noun phrase that refers to Saturday and Sunday combined.
What is the weekend?
The verb that completes the expression "____ somebody a call" when you want to phone someone.
Question: What is give?
The modal verb used to give advice, which fits here: "You _______ stay up so late if you have an early exam tomorrow."
What is shouldn't?
The past tense verb used when you take something for some time with permission, as in: "He _______ a book from the library."
What is borrowed?
The first dog that ran away and disappeared into the night
Who is Fatty?
A person whose job is to help you plan, organize, and book a holiday or trip.
What is a travel agent?/holiday advisor?
The verb used when you invent a reason to explain a mistake, as in "____ an excuse."
What is make?
The correct past simple question form: "_______ (you / see) the new movie last weekend?"
What is Did you see?
An adjective that describes feeling unhappy, disappointed, or angry after bad news.
What is upset?
The reason the she-wolf attracted the dogs away from Bill and Henry's camp.
What is to lead them to the pack/get food?
The noun for securing or reserving a room, table, or ticket in advance.
What is a booking (or reservation)?
The verb used when you feel insulted or hurt by what someone said, as in "____ offence."
What is take?
Complete the sentence with advice: "If you want to improve your vocabulary, you _______ read more books."
What is should?
The verb you use when you say "sorry" for making a mistake or being rude.
What is apologise?
What Bill took with him into the trees when he ran after One Ear and the wolves.
What is his gun?
A phrase meaning to schedule tasks or plan activities in an orderly way.
What is to organize a schedule/arrange activities (or make a plan)?
The verb used when you need to speak briefly and privately to someone, as in "____ a word with somebody."
What is have?
The correct past simple positive form of the irregular verb catch in: "She _______ the bus just in time yesterday morning."
What is caught?
The synonym for "almost every time," as in: "She _______ gets top marks on her grammar tests."
What is nearly always?
The place where Henry safely hid the box containing Lord Alfred's body when he could no longer carry it on the sled.
What is in a tree?
A formal phrase meaning to travel or go somewhere alongside another person.
What is to accompany someone?