Grammar
Past modals: when do we use 'can't have'
to talk about negative past deduction
If you worry too much, you may get...
wrinkles
If you move your hand gently over a cat's fur, you are________the cat.
stroking
A thief who breaks into homes is a.......
burglar
Might have, could have and may have are used to describe...
a possibility in the past
You put your lips together and blow to make this type of sound
whistle
If you say you are going to do something bad to a person, you are..........them.
threatening
What is a scam?
a type of fraud, such as someone impersonating someone else on WhatsApp
would rather + infinitive without to is the same as
would prefer to
Define BRAND
What is the difference between steal and rob?
You steal things from people and places
You rob people and places (a bank etc)
*Despite* is used to express a...
contradiction
would rather + person + past tense is used to
talk about what we would like another person to do
"I would rather you didn't wear shoes in my flat"
Give an an example of something that may be a hassle
Ex: losing your wallet with your cards in it.
If you get robbed by a criminal pointing a weapon at you, you are being....
mugged
state-of-the-art
highly developed, the latest techonology
we use 'have something done' when
someone else does something for us
"I need to get my eyes tested"
What are the perks of a job?
The benefits and advantages such as gym membership
Define PERSUADE
To make someone do or believe something by giving them a good reason to do it or by talking to that person and making them believe it
Sprawling is a word to describe a city that is...
very big and spread out