Phrasal Verbs
He played so badly in today's match; he really ... the team down.
put/let/got
He played so badly in today's match; he really let the team down.
a football ...
ring/pitch/field
a football pitch
protect
protective
The match ... at 3 o'clock this afternoon.
is starting/will start/starts
The match starts at 3 o'clock this afternoon.
Give the future continuous and future perfect forms of the verb wake up (use I as the subject)
I will be waking up (future continuous)
I will have woken up (future perfect)
Rugby didn't use to be very popular in Spain, but lately it is ... off.
ending/putting/taking
Rugby didn't use to be very popular in Spain, but lately it is taking off.
an ice skating ...
rink/ring/track
an ice skating rink
compete
competitive
I ... Pablo for a game of tennis tomorrow at lunctime.
I'll meet/I meet/I'm meeting
I'm meeting Pablo for a game of tennis tomorrow at lunctime.
By the time we get there, the race ...
will be finishing/will have finished/will finish
By the time we get there, the race will have finished.
The referee spoke to the teams to help ... up any disagreement about his decision.
clear/end/get
The referee spoke to the teams to help clear up any disagreement about his decision.
a ski ...
a ski slope
believe - positive and negative
believable/unbelievable
Which future form is incorrect?
Which country do you think ... the World Cup this year?
is winning/is going to win/will win
is winning
Complete using the future continuous or future perfect:
The competition starts at 3 o'clock so I ... (meet) Patricia at the club at half past two.
The competition starts at 3 o'clock so I will be meeting Patricia at the club at half past two.
The bad weather has ... me ... cycling today.
The bad weather has put me off cycling today
a martial arts ...
a martial arts gym
impress - positive/negative
impressive/unimpressive
Which answer is incorrect?
I ... in tomorrow's match because I have a knee injury.
I won't play/I'm not playing/I'm not going to play
I won't play
Danny ... (watch) the match while he ... (get) ready for the marathon.
Danny will be watching the match while he is getting ready for the marathon.
She's such a bad loser and takes such a long time to ... ... losing a match.
She's such a bad loser and takes such a long time to get over losing a match
Name two sports played on a course
golf, (formula one) race
skill
skillful
Name two possible future forms to complete the sentence:
I think the match ... (cancel) because it's raining heavily.
will be cancelled
is going to be cancelled
He doesn't think he ... (win) because hundreds of people ... (enter) from across the world.
He doesn't think he will win/is going to win because hundreds of people are entering/will have entered/will be entering from across the world.