Personality
Memory Collocations
Feelings and emotions
-ing vs. infinitive
While, whereas, whilst
100

A person who is happy, positive, and full of good spirits.

Cheerful


100

Have a hazy memory

Tener un recuerdo borroso


100

worried and not able to relax

Stressed

100

Complete: I enjoy ______ (watch) movies.

Watching

100

Complete: I like coffee, ______ my brother prefers tea.

While/Whereas

200

A person who loves learning about people, things, and ideas.

Curious

200

Have a memory like a sieve

To be bad at remembering things
200

Responsible for doing something bad

Guilty

200

Complete: She decided ______ (study) abroad.

To study
200

Complete: ______ I was studying, my phone rang

While

300

A person who enjoys trying new, unusual, or exciting things and taking risks.

Adventurous

300

Have a photographic memory

To have a good memory

300

when you try and try to do something and cannot

Frustrated

300

Complete: He suggested ______ (go) to the cinema.

Going

300

Which word is more common in British English and is a more formal alternative to while?

Whilst

400

A person who frequently disagrees with others or enjoys debating.

Argumentative

400

Relieve a memory

Revivir un recuerdo

400

When you feel shy, uncomfortable, or ashamed.

Embarrassed

400

Complete: I can't afford ______ (buy) a new laptop

To buy

400

Combine the sentences using whereas: I love summer. My sister prefers winter.

I love summer, whereas my sister prefers winter.


500

A person who wants to resist authority, control, or tradition.

Rebellious

500

Evoke a memory

To make someone remember an emotion

500

Feeling afraid or scared due to a perceived threat or danger

Frightened

500

What's the difference? I stopped smoking vs. I stopped to smoke

Stopped smoking: dejó de fumar. Stopped to smoke: se detuvo para fumar.

500

Correct the mistake: Whereas I was walking home, it started raining.


While I was walking home, it started raining.