VOCAB 1
Somebody who is considered your equal (because of the same age, the same type of job, the same social background, etc.).
e.g. Tommy is much taller than his ...
peer(s)
Our _ _ _ _ _ _ neighbour gets annoyed when our children make too much noise.
starting letter: G
grumpy
Present Simple or Present Progressive?
You ... (always/interrupt) me! I find it very annoying.
are always interrupting
Rewrite the following sentence using 'had better'.
You shouldn't arrive late to tomorrow's meeting.
You had better not arrive late to tomorrow's meeting.
You had better arrive on time to tomorrow's meeting.
Question tags
I'm doing quite well with this jeopardy game, ...?
aren't I
to wish to travel a lot (an expression - 3 words)
e.g. Lance never stays in one place for long. He ...
have/has itchy feet
I just love my freckles and wouldn't
_ _ _ _ them for anything.
starting letter: S
swap
Spot the mistake and correct it.
Stephanie is not used to eat all these different kinds of Middle Eastern food.
eating
MUST or CAN'T?
It ... (be) Greg who called you because he was outside cleaning the car almost all morning.
can't be/can't have been
A person that you do not know very well is not your friend, only an ... of yours.
A _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
ACQUAINTANCE
feelings of anxiety, fear and stress before performing in front of an audience (2 words)
e.g. Although Mark is the most confident actor I've ever met, he once told me that he suffers from ...
stage fright
Not knowing the answer, he simply
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ his shoulders.
starting letter: S
shrugged
Past Simple or Past Perfect?
He ... (never/work) so late before, except when he ... (work) at the fish market for 6 months.
had never worked / worked
Second Conditional
I ... (be) so bored if I ... (sit) in the sun all day. I love to keep busy even when on holiday.
would be/sat
When you go for a job interview, make sure you take your _ _ or _ _ _ _ _ _ with you. If you impress them with your qualifications and previous work experience, the company will hire you.
CV/resume
not reveal, not let something be known
e.g. Keep in mind that it is impossible to ... the truth forever.
conceal
Being in the _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ space of an airplane is not my idea of fun.
starting letter: C
confined
Future Perfect
I know it's a lot of work, but keep up! You ... (finish) your report by this time next week.
will have finished
Passive Voice
Active: Are they still calling you from the bank?
Passive: ?
Are you still being called from the bank?
Are the words 'extrovert' and 'sociable' antonyms?
NO, they are synonyms.
to threaten people or use violence in order to control a vehicle while travelling
e.g. A vehicle carrying gold bars was ... yesterday.
hijack/hijacked
It does matter how carefully we _ _ _ _ _ _ _ of all the plastic we use so that it doesn't end up floating in the oceans.
starting letter: D
dispose
Report the following sentence using 'accused' as the reporting verb.
'You lied to me, George!', said Katie.
Katie accused George of lying to her.
Third Conditional
I was suspended from school because I cheated in an exam.
If I ... (not/cheat) in the exam, I ... (not/suspend) from school.
hadn't cheated/wouldn't have been suspended
How many numbered pages are there in Full Blast Plus B1+ student's book? :-)
(+/-10)
167