Vocabulary
A corridor between the lines of shelves at a large shop or a supermarket.
aisle
They ... (score) four goals and it's only half-time!
have scored
You've been working all day. You ... be very tired.
must
Jake doesn't want to buy a doghouse. He ... make one himself.
would rather
A large shop divided into separate sections, each section selling a different type of thing.
department store
Finally! We ... (sell) our house!
have sold
You ... come over to help me with my project. I've already finished it.
(Use one word only.)
needn't
I don't want to go out tonight.
Rewrite the sentence using 'had better'
or 'would rather'.
I'd rather not go out tonight.
An attempt to make a product or an event popular or successful.
e.g. The _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ of the new product needs careful planning.
promotion
I ... (have) a couple of toasts for breakfast this morning.
had
We ... miss our flight because you were late.
could/may/might
You mustn't be late again!
Rewrite the sentence using 'had better'
or 'would rather'.
You had better not be late again!
Shops that sell things directly to the public.
e.g. We are one of the only
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ who sell items at such a low price.
retailers
He ... (never/visit) Africa. He died two years ago.
never visited
This dress ... ironing because I can't wear it to work like that.
needs
... you ... have a cup of coffee or tea?
Would you rather
The amount of money that is spent on a task or a job. The cost of something (e.g. a holiday).
e.g. A couple of changes to your household
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ will make your life less stressful.
expenses
A: Are you OK?
B: Yeah, I'm fine! I'm not crying. I ... (chop) onions!
have been chopping
John ... know about the concert. I've told him about it.
must / should
I ... buy a car ... a motorbike. I don't think motorbikes are safe.
would rather / than