Vocabulary: Making decisions
A person who is able to make decisions quickly and confidently. (Personal quality)
decisive
Choose the correct preposition:
Andy wants to get _____ with animal charity.
a) on
b) in
c) involved
c) involved
Correct the words in italics in the sentence:
Have you bought a lot of chocolate last week?
Did you buy
Change the meaning of the adjective "fearful" to the opposite.
fearless
Complete the dialogue with one word:
A: Have you decided what you're doing this summer?
B: No. I can't make up my mind.
A: What are your _____?
options
Copmlete the gap with one word. The first letter is given:
Lara h_____ when I asked her for a favour, but she was kind enough to do it in the end.
hesitated
To become familiar with something or someone
to get used to sb/sth
Complete the sentences with the prompts in brackets:
We can't go out. _________________ our homework yet. (we / not / finish)
We haven't finished
Make an adjective out of the noun "waste".
wasteful
Complete the gap with one word:
A: I've found a job in a cafe but I could also work at an animal charity. Which do you ______ is best?
reckon
Choose the correct answer:
You decided to join the football team. So ______ it even if it's hard work.
a) get on with
b) get into
c) stick with
c) stick with
Complete the gap with the correct form of the phrasal verb:
A: Hello, Frieda! How was your summer course? Did you learn much?
F: I did! I really think I _______ of it.
got a lot out
Read the sentence below. Decide whether it's correct or not. Correct the mistake if needed.
I've been consider my options all day and I'm exhausted now.I've been considering
Make a noun and an adjective out of the verb "decide".
a) noun -
b) adjective -
a) decision
b) decisive
To be somebody’s duty or responsibility; to be for somebody to decide.
be up to somebody (e.g. It's up to you to decide)
Complete the gap with a phrasal verb. Use the correct form of the verb.
Jared is always _______ ________ things. He never thinks about things carefully first.
rushing into
Complete the gap with the correct form of the phrasal verb:
A: Hi Megan! Are you busy?
B: Yes, a little. I'm ___________ for my parents' anniversary party. Can I call you back?
getting ready
Choose the correct answer:
This is my best friend Jessica. I __________ her for 15 years.a) knew
b) have been knowing
c) have known
c) have known
Make a verb, an adjective and an adverb out of a noun "success":
a) verb
b) adjective
c) adverb
a) to succeed
b) successful
c) successfully
Complete the dialogue with a collocation (3 words):
A: They are totally different options.
B: Yes, I know. I'm ______________ . The animal charity is more interesting, but I won't get paid. The cafe job is kind of paid but it's quite boring.
I'm in two minds
Complete the gap with the correct form of the verb:
You said you wanted to go on the school trip and you've already paid. That means that you've _______ yourself to going.
committed
Complete the gap with one word:
Don't ______ making lunch for me. I'm eating out.
bother
Paraphrase the sentence using the given word:
I last gave money to charity in June.
since
I ________________________________ June.
I haven't given money to chairty since June.
Make two nouns (positive and negative) out of the adjective "harmful":
a) negative noun
b) positive noun
a) harmfulness
b) harmlessness
"To tend to prefer something, especially a particular opinion or interest"
to lean towards something