Vocabulary
Idioms
Grammar
Phrasal verbs
Free question
100

An idea or story that many people believe, but which is not true

myth

100

To live a very quiet private life and not do many things that involve other people

keep yourself to yourself

100

We're ... to catch the 8.30 train.

(Ideally, we would catch the 8.30 train, but if we need more time, we can catch a later one.)

supposed

100

To say something suddenly and without thinking, usually because you are nervous or excited

blurt out

100

Complete:

That's something ... we should consider carefully

which

200

A fashion, activity, type of music etc that suddenly becomes very popular, but only remains popular for a short time

passing trend

200

To be careful so that you do not offend anyone

mind your language

200

Use the correct future form.

The ice in Greenland ...

(something that happens before a time in the future)

will have melted

200

To spend a lot of time in a particular place or with particular people

hang out

200

Connect 2 ideas.

I always try to speak to people in their local language / I don't speak it very well (even if)

I always try to speak to people in their local language even if I don't speak it very well.

300

"Search in vain" and "search to no avail" both mean "search without ..."

success/result

300

Just go to the party and go wild for a bit

Choose:

- take time out from;

- have a breather;

- let your hair down.

let your hair down

300

Form verbs:

motivation, hesitation, renovation

motivate, hesitate, renovate

300

To turn off a machine, light, radio etc using a switch

switch off

300

They planned to start a new life in Greece.

The place where ...

The place where they planned to start a new life was Greece.

400

As long as it is possible to know what is likely to happen

(phrase with future)

foreseeable future

400

unlimited time

all the time in the world

400

The document is a secret. No one could see it until 2050. (not/be)

(future in the past)

The document wasn't to be seen until 2050.

400

to refuse to accept unfair treatment from a person or organisation

stand + preposition+preposition

stand up for

400

Choose the expression with the similar meaning.

Having said that

- Mind you;

- Alternatively.

Mind you

500

very different from the way people usually behave, think, dress etc

unconventional

500

what you decided to do seemed sensible at first, but it turned out to be a poor decision

(Idea idiom)

seem like a good idea at the time

500

Supposing you ... seen her. What would you have said?

had

500

to think of an idea, answer etc

come+preposition+preposition

come up with

500

Complete.

It drives me up the ...

wall