a house in a village which stands alone
detached house
adjective used with an illness which you have for a long time or your whole life
chronic
name 5 nouns which represent a crime
name the 3 basic skills kids learn (the 3 R's)
reading, writing, arithmetic
a sentence in 3rd person singular of present simple
any - e.g. John makes furniture.
money you pay for living in a flat which is owned by another person
rent
money you pay to get access to healthcare services
health insurance
money you pay as punishment for a minor offence (e.g. speeding)
a fine
money some parents pay in some private schools so that their children could study there
tuition fee/school fee
Change these sentences into past simple:
- I work at the cinema every summer.
- She takes a test in History every lesson.
I worked at the cinema last summer.
She took a test in History last lesson.
services
medical word for illness/sickness, starts with "C"
condition
4 verbs representing what detectives and the police do with crimes/criminals (hint: starts with: i, c, a, q)
investigate, catch, arrest, question
a type of school which prepares students for a specific job
past continuous - what were you doing yesterday at around 5 pm?
any correct answer
the job of showing and offering people houses/flats to buy or rent, usually for a comission
real estate agent
a method of improving people's immunity via injections.
a phrase synonymous with "accused of"
"charged with"
3 verbs which express what we can do with tests
take, pass, fail
Make 4 sentences in present perfect, each with FOR, SINCE, JUST, YET
any combination that is correct
primarily residential area in a city or town, located outside the city center, where houses usually look all the same
the suburbs, suburbia
standardized list of immediate actions which can save a person's life before the ambulance arrives; e.g. witnesses of an accident must perform this
first aid
capital punishment
middle school
Give an example of a modal verb expressing:
ability
obligation
permission
can, can't, be able to, could, couldn't
must, have to, need to, don't need to, needn't
may, may not, can, could