Last week my children asked me.....

What word beginning with 'p' can we use to describe something that is 'more important than anything else' e.g. Keeping our staff happy is p________

How do you pronounce these words? Wednesday, afternoon, growth, kind

How do you say 'humedad' in English?

What's the opposite of 'surplus'?

Can you use 'incentivise' in a sentence?

How do you pronounce these words? laughing, complicated, slept

What does it mean if you 'take to somebody' immediately e.g. I took to my new boss immediately. Do you remember the opposite?

When was the last time you were taken out for dinner?

I t_____ p______ o__ her and lent her the money.

I'm going to the beach this weekend, come r____ or s_______. (whatever happens)

Money that has been lost by a business or an organization is a 'loss'. What's the opposite?

What does the expression 'tie up loose ends' mean? e.g. We still have to tie up some loose ends of the project.