Vocabulary
Electronic Appliances
Vocabulary
Verbs
Famous inventions
Phrases with prepositions
Words describing an intention of the speakers
100

Complete the sentences with word for  gadgets.

Just put the food in the ………………………  for three minutes and that’s it.

MICROWAVE

100

Complete the sentences with a suitable verb. 

Could you ……………………… on the light, please? I can’t see a thing.

SWITCH / TURN

100

This famous American inventor perfected the practical incandescent light bulb, utilizing the physics of electrical resistance heating to create light.

Thomas Edison

100

Complete the dialogue with one preposition.

Luke: Well, do you want to have a break from studying? How about a walk? Agnes: Yes. I’m tired (5) ……………………… studying, let’s go out!

OF

100

to advise someone to do something:

to recommend

200

Complete the sentences with words for  gadgets.

We need a new ……………………… . These carpets are still dirty.

VACUUM CLEANER

200

Complete the sentences with a suitable verb. 

You’ll need to ……………………… the battery before you can use the new camera.

CHARGE

200

Applying the laws of electromagnetism and acoustics, this Scottish-born scientist patented the first working telephone in 1876.

Alexander Graham Bell

200

Complete the dialogue with one preposition.

Agnes: Yes, I guess you’re right. I find it much easier now than at the beginning of the year. We have an exam next week and I’m not too worried (4) ……………………… it as I have revised quite a lot.

ABOUT

200

to make someone realize a possible danger or problem, especially one in the future:

to warn

300

Complete the sentences with words for  gadgets.

They’ve got a ……………………… in the car, but my parents never use it. They prefer maps

SATNAV

300

Complete the sentences with a suitable verb. 

People ___________ the photos to Instagram

UPLOAD

300

By stacking alternating discs of copper and zinc separated by brine-soaked cardboard, this Italian physicist created the first chemical battery to supply a steady electric current.

Alessandro Volta

300

Complete the dialogue with one preposition.

You could complain (3) ……………………… a bad service you received in the shop

ABOUT

300

to tell someone formally that something is wrong or not good enough

 to complain

400

Complete the sentences with words for  gadgets.

Do you use your ……………………… to work online very often?

LAPTOP

400

The first phone was ______________in 1876

INVENTED

400

While working on radar equipment using microwave radiation, Percy Spencer accidentally melted a candy bar in his pocket, leading to the invention of this kitchen gadget

microwave oven

400

Complete the dialogue with one preposition.I've often dreamed ______traveling to the space

OF

400

to tell someone that you are sorry for having done something that has caused problems or unhappiness for them:

to apologize

500

Complete the sentences with words for  gadgets. 

Jack is always hiding the ……………………… so that he can watch the programmes he likes!

REMOTE CONTROL

500

Complete the sentences with a suitable verb. 

To turn on the laptop you need to __________ this button

PRESS

500

Known for his work with alternating current (AC) power systems, this Serbian-American inventor gave us the motor design inside modern hair dryers and fans.

Nikola Tesla

500

Complete the dialogue with one preposition.

Luke: You’ve been studying for ages. What are you doing? Agnes: I’m doing my IT homework and it’s really complicated. Are you any good (1) ……………………… computer programming?

AT

500

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:

to persuade