Grammar
Correct the mistake and explain it
These shoes are the more comfortable ones I have.
These shoes are the most comfortable ones I have.
Explain the meaning.
GO BROKE
to go bankrupt, lose all the money
inexpensive; reasonably priced
affordable
What month of the year has 28 days in it?
All of them
a television or radio advertisement
commercial
Correct the mistake and explain it
I asked Chris advice.
I asked Chris' advice.
Explain the meaning.
Go down the drain
When someone wastes or loses something
a service that sends video, music, etc., over the internet so that people can watch or listen to it immediately rather than having to download it, or rather than having to watch or listen at a particular time when something is broadcast (Netflix)
streaming service
What comes at the end of everything?
G
a minor annoyance that a person identifies as particularly annoying to them
pet hate
Complete the sentence using the correct form of the verbs (Past Tenses)
He ______ (text) a friend when the accident ______ (happen)
He was texting a friend when the accident happened.
Explain the meaning.
Pink slip
to be fired
demanding someone's total attention and love
possessive
What do the letter "t" and an island have in common?
They're both in the middle of water.
a benefit paid to people who have recently lost their job via no fault of their own, such as being laid off or if the business closed.
uneployment benefits
Correct the mistake. Explain.
We discussed about the current situation.
We discussed the current situation.
Name the idiom
If a company makes a profit it is ....
in the black
a shop selling alcoholic drink for consumption elsewhere
off-licence
What gets shorter as it grows older?
A candle
the activity of setting up a business or businesses, taking on financial risks in the hope of profit.
entrepreneurship
Correct the mistake. Explain.
- Is that the doorbell?
- Yes, it is. I am going to get it.
- Is that the doorbell?
- Yes, it is. I will get it.
Name the idiom
Used to say that someone is unable to act freely because something (such as a rule or law) prevents it
hands are tight
difficult to believe, or unlikely
implausible
What has a head and a tail but no body?
A coin.
false paper money that is not legally valid
counterfeit bills