What's the word? having wealth or great possessions especially after working successfully or winning the lottery
become rich
What's the word? to come to a place in a journey or reach one's destination
arrive
What's the word? stop doing an activity or stop attending to school or college.
drop out
What's the word? to achieve stability, esp. after getting married
settle down
What's the word? to (cause to) give up or withdraw from a job or career, usually because of age
retire
What's the word? a year's break taken by a student between leaving school and starting further education
gap year
Complete with the correct preposition: Do you usually agree _____________ your parents?
with
Complete with the correct preposition: What do you and your sister argue _____________?
about
Complete with the correct preposition: She’s at the airport waiting _____________ her friends to arrive.
for
Complete with the correct preposition: What do you and your friends usually talk _____________?
about
Complete with the correct preposition: My brother and I usually agree _____________ everything.
about
Choose the correct verb: She used to live / lived in France but she lives in Italy now.
used to live
Choose the correct verb: I didn't used to like / liked / didn't use to like vegetables, but now I like them.
didn't use to like
Choose the correct verb: Did you use to live / used to live in a village when you were a child?
use to live
Choose the correct verb: She used to like/ didn't used to like watching TV but now she prefers reading.
used to like
