Phrasal Verbs
Phrasal verb that means to tell someone about some information often because you believe they are not aware of it or have forgotten it.
What is point out?
Collocation that means to do something for someone else as an act of kindness.
What is do me a favor?
The definition is: to prevent (someone) from concentrating on something.
What is distract?
The noun form of concentrate.
What is concentration?
A FCE essay contains this number of words.
What is 140-190 words?
Phrasal verb that means to end a relationship.
What is break up?
Collocation that means to tidy up your bed.
What is make the bed?
The definition is: feelings of pity and sorrow for someone else's misfortune
What is sympathy?
The noun form of criticize.
What is criticism?
The preposition used with points of time, mealtimes and at night (when talking about nights in general.)
What is at?
Phrasal verb that means something had stopped working.
What is break down?
Collocation that means to pick someone up and take them to their destination.
What is give me a lift?
The definition is: expressing adverse or disapproving comments or judgements.
What is critical?
The antonym of mature.
What is immature?
The linking word used to talk about a situation, something we know will happen at some point in time.
What is when?
Phrasal verb that means to start doing a job or hobby.
What is take up?
Collocation that means to be completely unable to guess, understand or deal with something.
What is not have a clue?
The definition is: (especially of a young person) having reached a stage of mental or emotional development characteristic of an adult.
What is mature?
The antonym of reliable.
What is unreliable?
Linking word used to describe something we are not sure will happen and to compare.
What is if?
Phrasal verb that means to say or write something that is untrue.
What is make up?
Collocation that means to try to do something.
What is have a go?
The definition is: a strong desire to do or achieve something.
What is ambition?
The antonym of enthusiastic?
What is unenthusiastic?
Verb tense(s) used to indicate that we are talking about something which happened before something which is described in that past simple.
When he got to the train station his train had already left.
What is past perfect simple & continuous.