Phrasal verbs
I want to go to London next year, so I’m
____________ for the ticket (ahorrar)
saving up
It was very ____________ of her to pay for our flights.
generous
If I had Pedro’s address, I __________ visit him. (visit)
I would
That’s the restaurant. My mother works there.
That's the restaurant where my mother works.
(verb) to make or become better in quality.
improve
I can always ________ Jamie for advice and support. (confiar)
depend on
Is Spanish food very different ________British food?
from
I can always depend________ Jamie for advice and support.
on
The girls meet once a week. They all live in East London.
The girls, who meet once a week, all live in East London.
an event for which all tickets are sold.
sell out
The problem with borrowing money is that you have to ______ it ______.
pay it back
She’s the teacher __________ students always get excellent grades.
whose
I’d like to go to Hollywood ______________ all the famous people live.
where
We’re getting married next year, so in ten years’ time, we _________________ married for nine years!
we'll have been
(adj) offensively impolite or bad-mannered.
rude
After a year in England you _____________ (learn) a lot about English culture.
will have learned
France has a m_________ climate. (not cold)
mild
Neymar __________ to play for FC Barcelona but he just cares about money and now he plays for PSG.
used
I _________ already __________ the Harry Potter book when I went to see the film. (read)
had already read
(noun) an act of travelling from one place to another.
journey
I gave the book away, but I didn’t know how valuable it was.
If I had known how valuable the book was,....
I wouldn’t have given it away.
Do you mind _______________ me what today’s exchange rate is? tell
telling me
Learning English difficult, but I’m keeping ______ it.
at
Nadine started working at the university in 2015 and will still be working there in 2020.
By 2020, Nadine ____________
By 2020, Nadine will have been working at the university for five years.
( verb) have an obligation to pay or repay (something, especially money) in return for something received.
owe