Vocabulary
Phrasal Verbs
Grammar Points
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100

A small fridge in a hotel room containing drinks.

Minibar.

100

To say goodbye and keep yourself healthy.

Take care.

100

Which modal verb do we use to express ability in the past?

Could / Couldn't.

100

Order the words to make a polite offer: 

"some / coffee / would / like / you / ?".

Would you like some coffee?

100

Complete using the comparative form of the adjective "good": 

The new model is ________ than the old one.

Better.

200

A small book or magazine containing pictures and information about a product, service, or travel destination.

Brochure.

200

When an aircraft leaves the ground and begins to fly.  

Take off.

200

Complete the transportation preposition: 

"I arrived ________ train".

By.

200

Complete the past ability sentence: 

"In 2010, our car ________ (not) fly".  

Couldn't.

200

Complete the idiom: He put his ________ in his mouth when he asked that embarrassing question.  

Foot.

300

A long, narrow space between rows of seats in an aircraft.

Aisle.

300

To take action in order to solve a problem or achieve something.

Deal with.

300

Complete the sentence with the correct preposition of material: 

"The table is made ________ wood".  

Of.

300

Create a sentence using "hope" and "traveling on an airliner".

I hope you enjoy traveling on an airliner (similar variations are accepted).

300

Provide the past participle of the irregular verb "Withdraw" and write a short sentence in Present Perfect with it.

Withdrawn.

"She has withdrawn her registration" (similar variations are accepted).

400

A private room or compartment on a ship.

Cabin or Stateroom.

400

To stay informed about current events or news.  

Keep up with.

400

Which reporting verb fits best for making requests or polite commands (e.g., "The teacher ____ me to open the window")? 

Asked.

400

Report this direct sentence using "tell": 

"He said: 'Keep it a secret.'"

He told me to keep it a secret.

400

Use the idiom "run a tight ship" in a sentence describing a highly organized team leader.

"Our coach runs a tight ship" (similar variations are accepted).

500

A serious, embarrassing, or clumsy mistake.

Blunder.

500

To reduce the price of an item.  

Price down.

500

Identify if the verbs "remember" and "believe" are Stative or Dynamic verbs. 

Stative.

500

Build a conversation starter using the verb of perception "look" and the connector "so".

You look like an interesting person, so I wanted to say hello (similar variations are accepted).

500

Explain the meaning of the idiom "birds of a feather flock together" and use it in a sentence.  

Meaning: People with common interests tend to spend time together. 

Example: "They both love reading, so they became best friends; birds of a feather flock together" (similar variations are accepted).