Phrasal verbs
encontrar por sorpresa
come across
he works nights, he's a __________ worker
shift
None of the phones were left when we got to the shop.
TIME
__________the shop, all the phones had been sold.
By the time we got to
child - adjective
childish
In recent ________ (introduction)
***DOUBLE POINTS***
years
huir / escapar
run away
he doesn't work for someone else,
he's ________-________.
Don't waste your time asking Bryan to come with us.
WORTH
It's ________________ to come with us.
not worth asking Bryan
fragile - noun
***DOUBLE POINTS***
fragility
Not a _____ goes by (introduction)
day
tolerar
put up with
fall head _____ ______ in love
over heels
Perhaps John heard the story from Pippa.
HAVE
Pippa might _____________ story.
***DOUBLE POINTS***
have told John the
govern - noun (person)
governor
__________ up all the evidence ...(conclusion)
weighing
acudir a (alguien)
turn to
We got on really quickly, we hit ____ ____ immediately
***DOUBLE POINTS***
it off
It's not possible that you saw Mary last night, she was with us!
HAVE
You______________ last night, she was with us!
can't have seen Mary
long - verb
lengthen
The first area to take into _________... (body)
account
contraer una enfermedad
***DOUBLE POINTS***
come down with
They're conversation is always about work, they're always talking _______
shop
The beach was fun even though it was cold.
FACT
_________________ cold, the beach was fun.
critic - verb
criticize
In ________ of the above... (conclusion)
light