Transforming Words
Cohesive Devices
Dependent Prepositions
Useful Phrases
Phrasal Verbs / Idioms

100

The endings -al, -less, -ful, -able, -ic are _____ endings:

a) noun   b) adjective   c) verb   d) adverb

Adjective endings.


100

Which expression can be used at the beginning of a conclusion:

a) In my final regards

b) To sum up

c) Actually

d) Finaly

b) To sum up.



100

Which preposition goes with these two adjectives?

angry _____

anxious _____

about

about

100

'I _____ to differ.'

When you disagree with something your partner has just said..

beg


100

Be _________

= disagree with something, or not support what someone says or does

be against

He is against the idea of buying foreign products when they are also produced locally. 

200

The endings -tion, -ity, -er, -or, -ness are _____ endings:

a) noun   b) adjective   c) verb   d) adverb

Noun endings.


200

"...In addition, young people must take responsibility of their own studies..."

Which expression can substitute "In addition" without changing the meaning of the sentence?

a) Firstly    b) Furthermore    c) Nevertheless

b) Furthermore


200

kind ____ someone

pleased ____ the results

capacity ____ 

to

with

for

200

'Let's ____ to ______ .'

When you and your partner won't reach a common ground.

agree / disagree


200

Call _________

to cancel, or stop something

call off

They had to call off the race due to the horrible weather.

300

The endings -ment and -age belong to which class of words?

Nouns

300

What is the difference between 'as long as' and 'nevertheless'?

Nevertheless expresses contrast, but qualifying:

'We obtained the certificate, nevertheless the difficulties'.

As long as expresses a condition for something to happen/be true:

'As long as we study hard, we will obtain the certificate'.

300

interest ____ something

rejection ____

discussion ____

in

of

about

300

'As far ... '

When you want to introduce an opinion/your knowledge regarding a point.

... as I'm concerned

If you were wrong here,miss the next turn.

300

Come ____________ something

to find something by chance

come across something

While he was cleaning his attic, he came across some old coins.

400

Transform the words 'strong,' 'high,' and 'know' into nouns. Write them on the board.

strength, height, and knowledge


400

What is the difference between 'above all' and 'apart from'?

Apart from excludes other elements, while above all does not deny their importance, but places one as more important than the others:

'Apart from Michael Jackson, Rick Astley was the biggest star of the 80s'.

'Michael Jackson was, above all those great musicians, the best talent of the 80s'.

400

good / bad ___

object ___

blame somebody ____

at

to

for

400

'As I ... '

When you want to come back to an idea you have previously mentioned, but needs to reinforce now.

... mentioned/pointed out earlier/before

400

Hold __________ for something

Wait for something better 

Hold out for something better

He didn't accept the first job offer, because he wanted to hold out for his dream job.


500

Transform the words 'dispute' and 'inhabit' into negative adjectives:

indisputable and uninhabited / uninhabitable

500

'Ultimately' means ______ while 'for instance' means _______.

a) illustrating and adding.

b) conclusion and adding.

c) sequencing and illustrating.

d) conclusion and illustrating.

d) conclusion and illustrating.

Ultimately means the result, conclusion, final product of something, not the last one of a list.

500

comment ____

persist ____

provide somebody ____ something

focus ____


on

in

with

on




500

'What's your ... ?'

When you want to ask for someone's opinion about a situation. (the word opinion is not valid)

... take on this / view on this

500

Tell the class 2 idioms related to animals

Cats and dogs, weasel out, a fish out of water...