Grammar
She drives________than her brother. (fast)
faster
My dad is very optimistic/pessimistic about the future. He always thinks something bad will happen.
pessimistic
word stress: impatient
im-PA-tient
n________(adj) = opposite of quiet (for a place)
noisy
They're playing really badly. They the____match. (not win)
won't win
I'm leaving tonight and I'm coming / coming back on Friday.
coming back
word stress: easiest
EAsiest
m_________(noun) a building where you can see old things
museum
You haven't spent______on your homework.
A) time enough
B) enough time
C) many time
B) enough time
This is Ben. He's teaching / learning me to play the piano.
teaching
word stress: optimistic
optiMIStic
p_______ (n.) = the place where a king or queen lives
palace
His new book isn't ___good___his last.
Can you borrow / lend me 50 euros?
lend
which one has the same /ɜː/ as bird
work, cure, hear, worse, nurse,
work, worse, nurse
c________ (adj) = Full of people or things.
Crowded
Friday is_______day of the week for me. (busy)
the busiest
There are five hundred fifty/five hundred and fifty students here.
five hundred and fifty
which one has the same /e/ sound as egg
friendly, early, dead, said, break, steak, any
friendly, dead, said, any
h_______(n) = a place on the coast where ships stop
harbour (UK) / harbor (US)
Present perfect
A ______ you _____ to the USA?
B Yes, I. _____________ New York.
A. have you been
B. have been to
Two-third / Two-thirds of adults wear glasses.
Two-thirds
which one has the same /iː/ sound as tree
people, cream, machine, niece, thin, English, keypeople, machine, niece, key
d_________(n) = another word for illness
disease