Vocabulary 10
(n) a person who decides whether someone is guilty or not in a trial
JUDGE
You use it to transfer files from one computer to another
CORRECT OR INCORRECT?
John: Let's go out tonight.
Lucy: Okay. I have a few money, enough for the cinema at least.
John: Let's go out tonight.
Lucy: Okay. I have A LITTLE money, enough for the cinema at least.
This is the house _______ I grew up.
This is the house WHERE I grew up.
Form?
if + past perfect; would have + past participle
Jack the Ripper was a __________
KILLER / MURDERER / CRIMINAL
You use it to turn on/off the TV or to change the channels.
REMOTE CONTROL
CORRECT OR INCORRECT?
Julie gave us a little apples from her garden. Shall we share them?
Julie gave us A FEW apples from her garden. Shall we share them?
CORRECT OR INCORRECT?
This painting, was painted in 1860, is worth millions of pounds.
This painting, WHICH was painted in 1860, is worth millions of pounds.
Use?
We normally use third conditional sentences to talk about how things could have been different in the past, i.e. for hypothetical / imaginary situations.
facts/things that tell you who committed a crime
EVIDENCE
You use them to listen to music. You wear them on your head.
CORRECT OR INCORRECT?
A: How many apples do we have?B: None apples. I've used them all.
A: How many apples do we have?
B: NONE. I've used them all.
(None is used without a noun in short answers)
CORRECT OR INCORRECT?
My sister, which I live with, knows a lot about cars.
My sister, WHO I live with, knows a lot about cars.
FINISH THE SENTENCE:
If I had had enough money, I ________ (GO) to Japan.
If I had had enough money, I WOULD HAVE GONE to Japan.
A noise that a phone makes when somebody is calling you.
RINGTONE
If you make the volume on your TV louder you ..... (PV)
TURN IT UP
COMPLETE WITH SOME/ANY
Do you know ______ famous people?
We met _______ friends for drinks after work yesterday.
I have ______ information for you about flights to Paris.
Do you know ANY famous people?
We met SOME friends for drinks after work yesterday.
I have SOME information for you about flights to Paris.
CORRECT OR INCORRECT?
My boss, that is very nice, lives in Manchester.
My boss, WHO is very nice, lives in Manchester.
CORRECT OR INCORRECT?
If I had worked harder, I would passed the exam
If I had worked harder, I WOULD HAVE PASSED the exam
A place where you can watch/play a football match
FOOTBALL PITCH
Doing many things at once
MULTITASKING
CORRECT OR INCORRECT?
James eats a lot of.
My friend has a lot money.
James eats a lot.
My friend has a lot OF money.
CORRECT OR INCORRECT?
He's a musician whose albums have sold millions.
He's a musician whose albums have sold millions.
CORRECT OR INCORRECT?
You wouldn’t have lost your job if you haven't been late every day.
You wouldn’t have lost your job if you HADN'T been late every day.
We need to use PAST PERFECT