strength
hotel
environment
rubbish
danger
100

Use reported speech:

James told : " We are going to meet at 7 p.m.";

Mum said : " I was disappointed with your results"

James said that we were going to meet at 7 p.m.;

Mum said that she had been disappointed with my/ your results.

100

Name all phrases of giving advice that you know!

You'd better; you should; If I were you I would...;Make sure; You need to 

100

Make the sentence:

1)Fiona / give up / smoke / last year.

2)I’m / forward / seeing / next / you / looking / to / month


1) Fiona gave up smoking last year.

2) I'm looking forward to seeing you next month. 

100

Find mistakes:

The manager refused let us leave the hotel before we met his wife.

We promised sending her a postcard.

refused to let us..

promised to send 

100

Use the words in brackets and rephrase:

1)Be careful of thieves. (watch)

2) ‘What time do you usually leave work?’ she said. (asked)


1) Watch out for the thieves.

2) She asked me what time I usually leave work.

200

Use the words in brackets and rephrase :

1) ‘I might have a problem with the project.’ he said. (might)

2)It’s very important you don’t speak to strangers.

(whatever)


1)He said that he might have a problem with the project.

2) Whatever you do, don't speak to strangers. 

200

When do you use reported speech? What is the main rule? Give 2 examples. 

we use reported speech to tell words of other people. Main rule: we transform the tense from the original words. Usually we  step back from the tense that we have.

200

Name the verb pattern:

suggest....

offer....

refuse....

suggest doing something

offer to do something

refuse to do something 

200

what is the difference between offer and suggest?

offer- when someone offers you to do something without him/her

suggest- when you want to do something with this person 

200

Name irregular forms of these verbs: think; give; learn; forget; wear; write

think- thought-thought

give-gave-given

learn -learnt-learnt

forget-forgot - forgotten

wear-wore-worn

write-wrote-written

300
Add prefix:

ethical; judge; real; mature; boss

unethical; misjudge; unreal; immature; ex-boss

300

Add prefix: mobile; husband ; adequate ; accurate 

immobile; ex-husband; inadequate; inaccurate 

300

Make the sentence:

1)us / Phil / offered / li􏰀ft / give / a.

2) I / very / keen / play / football


1) Phil offered to give us a lift.

2) I am very keen on playing football.

300

what is the difference between inability and disability? 

I told you!! Inability- when it's just your incapability of doing something and disability it's when you are disabled ( mentally/ physically)

300

Use reported speech:

" You must be at home before midnight" :she said.

" You couldn't do this": she screamed.

She said that you had to be at home before midnight.

She screamed that we couldn't do that/this. ( we do not change couldn't )

400

Make the sentence :

1)loan / agreed / they’ve / a / us / give

2) wanted/ I/ you /never/ hurt

1) They've agreed to give us a loan.

2) I never wanted to hurt you.

400

Add prefix to the following words: understand; ability; appear; weight.

misunderstand; inability/disability; disappear; underweight/ overweight 

400

Use reported speech and say:

" You mustn't do this" she claimed.

" She argues all the time with her mum": she informed us.

1) She claimed that you/we mustn't do this/that.

2) She informed us that she argued all the time with her mum.

400

Add prefix: polite; girlfriend; moral; appropriate 

impolite; ex-girlfriend; immoral; inappropriate 

400

Give 3 examples of sentences with the word recommend. Mind the verb pattern!

recommend doing;

recommend that you do..

500
Name phrases that we use to give warnings!

watch out for; be careful ; whatever you do; ba careful 

500

Use words in brackets and rephrase: 

1)‘Why don’t we meet at six?’ he said. (suggested)

2) ‘Did you see Jackie last night?’ he asked. (if)


1) He suggested meeting at 6.

2) He asked if I saw Jackie last night.

500

Use words in brackets and rephrase :

1)Do you want to go to the cinema tonight? (fancy)

2) I really hate getting up early. (stand)


1) Do you fancy going to the cinema tonight?

2) I can't stand getting up early. 

500

Add prefix: tidy ; pronounce ; usable ; estimate; trust;

untidy; mispronounce ; reusable; underestimate/ overestimate ; mistrust 

500

Add prefix: relevant; regular; possible; real

irrelevant; irregular; impossible; unreal