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(n.) a strong wish to achieve things and be successful
ambition
(n.) a famous person, especially in entertainment or sport.
celebrity
I learn more by ……………….. about something than listening to information about it.
(learn - learning - learns)
learning
(n.) the ability to understand yourself and the way that you behave
self-analysis
(adj.) slightly rude and disrespectful
cheeky
……………….. several breaks during the school day is a really good idea.
(Having - Have - Has)
Having
(v.) to speak angrily to someone because he or she did something wrong
tell someone off
(n.) a large piece of card with a message on it
placard
- Find the mistake:
My brother and I are always lose our PE socks, so Mum has to buy us new ones every
few weeks.
lose - losing
(n.) a fixed idea, often unfair or untrue, of what a person or thing is like
stereotype
(n.) a document with a lot of people’s names on it, that asks someone in authority to do something
petition
Find the mistake
Many teenagers are encouraged talking about their problems.
to talk
(adj.) not obey the rules of behavior
rebellious
(n.) the protection granted by a state to someone who has left their home country as a political refugee.
asylum
Change into passive:
My aunt is designing the costumes for our school play.
The costumes for our school play ………………………………………….. by my aunt.
are being designed