Vocabulary
A particular way of seeing something. (n)
Perspective.
Choose: The photography competition will be held/ will hold at the end of the summer term.
The photography competition will be held at the end of the summer term.
Become happier or make someone happier.
Cheer up.
Have you ever taken a selfie .... the bus?
Have you ever taken a selfie on the bus?
Ayisha is really late. I wonder what has happened?
She might .... her train.
She might have missed her train.
Facing danger, pain, or difficult situations without being overcome by fear. (adj)
Courageous.
Complete: Daniel, .... dad coaches the basketball team, has just got a place in the national team.
Daniel, whose dad coaches the basketball team, has just got a place in the national team.
To delay making a decision or giving a response until the following day.
Sleep on it.
Have to dress a certain way because of others’ expectations.
Feel under pressure to wear (sth).
Where's my tablet? I can't find it anywhere.
Well, it .... been stolen because you didn't leave the house yesterday.
Well, it can't have been stolen because you didn't leave the house yesterday.
Very confident and noticeable because of bright, colorful, or dramatic behavior or appearance. (adj)
Flamboyant
Join the sentence: On Friday, I'm going out with my friends. My exams are over on Friday.
On Friday, when my exams are over, I'm going out with my friends.
To give them extra or missing information about a specific topic.
Fill sb in (on sth).
Something is unnecessary or useless. (phr)
There's no point in (doing sth)
He looked so tired when I saw him. He .... so hard. (work)
He had been working so hard.
To talk with excessive pride or self-satisfaction about your achievements... (phr)
Boast about.
Choose: While the children should be warned/ we're being warned about the dangers of the sea, the surfers were riding the huge waves!
While the children we're being warned about the dangers of the sea, the surfers were riding the huge waves!
To tolerate something unpleasant.
Put up with.
Shoppers often do this during big discounts when items are much cheaper than usual.
Pick up bargain.
I just .... cope with all the stress and my parents wouldn't listen to me.
I just couldn't cope with all the stress and my parents wouldn't listen to me.
Be forced, squeezed, or heavily packed into a limited space or timeframe. (phr)
Get crammed.
Build a passive sentence: Some teenagers from the local school painted my house. (Had)
I had my house painted by some teenagers from the local school.
Continue progressing without losing energy or speed.
Keep up the momentum.
Which of the following adjectives don't go with the preposition "at" (multiple choices):
Limited/Horrified/surprised/ typical/dedicated
Limited/typical/dedicated.
I know that it .... (be) easy but I think this .... (handle) differently.
I know that it can't have been easy but I think this could have been handled differently.