Entertainment
A very popular book that many people buy.
BESTSELLER
I _________ (not run) in the race last Saturday.
Relax and stop worrying.
CHILL OUT
Spell the past simple and the past participle of TAKE
TOOK - TAKEN
Joan just has arrived.
WRONG: Joan has just arrived.
SOUNDTRACK
HAVE CYCLED
End a relationship.
SPLIT UP / BREAK UP
WORE - WORN
She haven't had a shower yet.
WRONG: She hasn't had a shower yet.
The people who watch a play or show.
AUDIENCE
HAVE KNOWN
Continue doing something.
KEEP ON / CARRY ON
Spell the past simple and the past participle of THINK
THOUGHT - THOUGHT
I've finished my homework yet.
WRONG: I haven't finished my homework yet.
The part of the theatre where actors stand to perform.
____________ (you / watch) the game on TV last night?
DID YOU WATCH
Start to enjoy something
GET INTO
Spell the past simple and the past participle of BRING
BROUGHT - BROUGHT
Mr and Mrs Evans have lived next door since over a decade.
WRONG: They have lived next door for over a decade.
A very exciting film or book , often about solving a crime.
THRILLER
I love your trousers. How long _________ (you / have) them?
HAVE YOU HAD
Have a fight with friends.
FALL OUT
HID - HIDDEN
She has bought a lot of presents this week.
CORRECT