Vocabulary Unit 1-4
Complete the sentence: We're a ____ band we play traditional music from our country.
folk
Complete the sentence: Our teacher said if we get a good ____, we can go on a trip to the space museum!
mark
We can use 'so' in short answers to mean also / not.
also
We use the past simple / present perfect to talk about periods in time that have finished.
past simple
There are a lot of different ________ around Africa - from hot and rainy areas with rainforest, to cold snowy mountain areas.
climates
Complete the two sentences:
1. Someone who works in a library is a _______.
2. Someone who cuts hair is a __________.
1. librarian
2. hairdresser
A lot of people think flying isn't safe but it's the (1) least / most dangerous way to travel.
least
We use present perfect continuous tense to talk about something that started in the (1) past / future and is still continuing (2) now / in the past.
(1) past
(2) now
What is the correct definition for: credit card
A small plastic card that adults sometimes use to pay for things.
What is the definition to this word: detective
A police officer, whose job is to investigate and solve crimes.
We can use -ing / infinitive forms of verbs to make them into nouns.
infinitive forms
When we use reported speech has to becomes (1) had to / have to or can becomes (2) can't / could.
When we use reported speech the present simple tense usually changes to the past simple.
(1) had to
(2) could
Complete these 3 sentences:
1. Someone who flies a plane is a _____.
2. The place where planes leave an airport is called _______.
3. A journey on a plane is called a ______.
1. pilot
2. departures
3. flight
define: main course, starter, and dessert and what order do they go in?
Starter: Something small to begin the meal
Main course: The main part of the meal typically the part with the most food.
Dessert: The final part of the meal typically something sweet.
1. When a phrasal verb has an object there are usually one / two possible positions for the object.
Give an example...
1. two possible
Example:
He put on his swimming trunks
He put his swimming trunks on
Name two reflexive pronouns we use to talk about lots of people.
ourselves
yourselves
themselves