Body Vocabulary
Part of the face that you have to clean
Make sure you brush your teeth and clean out your ears.
You stole his breakfast!
Past modal sentence using must have
He must have drunk the rest of my milk, there's none left.
How your kitchen smells after your dirty housemate has used it
This kitchen smells like an abattoir.
Something you'll never forget
I'll never forget flying over the ocean to visit my friends overseas.
A reason that cigarettes should be avoided
Your lungs will suffer if you smoke.
You don't like your sister's new boyfriend. You think he is a bad man.
I need to warn you about him.
Past modal sentence using may have
I may have to skip school tomorrow if the weather is too hot
You are at home and you hear a loud noise coming from down the street
It sounds like there's a demonstration out there.
In the past, you drank beer every morning
I used to have beer for breakfast every day.
You get angry at someone and want to fight them but you don't have a weapon
Make a fist and punch them!
You want something, but it's not a realistic expectation
I wish I had ten trillion dollars.
Past modal sentence about being late for work
He may have missed the train.
He looks as if he was in a fight.
You remind your housemate not to leave the house unlocked
"Remember to lock the door!"
Athletes need to look after this body part
Make sure you don't twists your ankle, that really hurts
The correct way to solve a problem at work
Let's discuss our problems instead of arguing about them.
Past modal sentence involving rain
It must have been raining, the ground is wet
Your birthday cake has salt and coriander on it. Write a sentence about it
This cake tastes like garbage.
Something you would offer to a guest - using a verb
I offered to make her a coffee.
Part of the body responsible for filtration
Drink plenty of water to ensure healthy Kidneys.
Your landlord has told you that your rent will be more expensive next week
He is going to raise your rent.
Past modal sentence involving can't have + because
He can't have gone to work yet because his door is closed
Your friend looks unhappy. Sentence using 'looks as if'
You have to wake up early for your new job
I have to get used to getting up earlier