Mistake correction
1. I am going to cook meal, will you help me?
2. Who makes the cooking in your family?
1. a meal
2. does the cooking
1. Let`s drink ___ our success.
2. The fridge is full __ food.
1. to
2. of
1. The movie is lacking ___ good acting.
2. I associate the smell of vanilla ___ my childhood.
1. in
2. with
1. I feel so ____ before exams. ANXIETY
2. This equipment looks rather ____. I don`t want to use it. SAFETY
1. anxious
2. unsafe
What`s the opposite?
Original
prepared
safe
surprising
unoriginal, unprepared, unsafe, unsurprising
1. I am unwilling to wash dishes.
2. You should have followed to the recipe.
1. the dishes
2. follow the recipe
1. I`ll ___ you a drink, what would you like? - Tea, please.
2. My sister had her birthday, so we went to a restaurant ___ this occasion.
1. make
2. on
1. I ___ to forget about a dish after I`ve put it in the oven.
2. We have been waiting ___ our order for an hour already.
1. tend
2. for
1. Teens always complain that ___ do not understand them. GROW
2. The ____ for the event took us an entire month. PREPARE
1. grown-ups
2. preparation(s)
Make a noun:
create (2)
sweet (2)
anxious
creation, creator
sweetener, sweetness
anxiety
1. Lie the table, please.
2. I hate making the washing-up.
1. lay
2. doing
1. I need to note ___ this information, otherwise I`ll forget.
2. Shall we go __ __ a meal tonight?
1. down
2. out for
1. You should take careful ____ of what she tells you because she knows their strategy well.
2. We met on several ______ to discuss the issue.
1. note
2. occasions
1. Put this ___ in a freezer for a couple of hours. MIX
2. They show no _____ for my hard work! APPRECIATE
1. mixture
2. appreciation
1. Plant _____ is most noticeable in spring and early summer. GROW
2. Several projects are already underway and many more are in their ____ phases. PREPARE
1. growth
2. preparatory
1. The bowl was filled on sweets.
2. Sarah suggested to book a table in advance.
1. with
2. booking
1. You shouldn`t feed the dog ___ so many cookies.
2. You have to revise for the exam, otherwise it`s a recipe for _____.
1. on
2. disaster
1. I`m not going to tell you what I`ve planned for your birthday, you`ll have to ___ and ___.
2. Let`s drink a ___ to the couple.
1. wait and see
2. toast
1. You are so _____ of your friends! APPRECIATE
2. Although this technology ____ in the UK, it has been developed in the US. ORIGIN
1. appreciation
2. originated
1. During this time, ____ spend at least 5 hours each week learning about organic production. GROW
2. He didn't need to open the box because he already knew the _____. CONTAIN
1. growers
2. contents
1. Remember buying some fizzy drinks for the party this weekend.
2. Her lack in sympathy is offputting.
1. to buy
2. lack of
1. A lot of people ___ him as one of the best chefs.
2. Harry has just complimented me ___ my lovely smile.
1. regard
2. on
1. He ____ up at the meeting late looking very sleepy.
2. ____ out this paragraph from your essay, it`s irrelevant.
1. turned
2. leave
1. Lily couldn`t hide her ____. DISGUSTING
2. We went through the report ______ but couldn't find the information anywhere. THOROUGH
1. disgust
2. thoroughly
1. thorough - NOUN
2. anxious - ADVERB
3. disgust - ADJECTIVE (emotion)
4. origin - NOUN
5. safe - NOUNS
1. thoroughness
2. anxiously
3. disgusted
4. originator
5. safety, saver, saviour