Game Preview

Buildings and areas

  •  English    16     Public
    Outcomes Upper-intermediate Unit 2
  •   Study   Slideshow
  • wealthy We live in an ____ neighborhood. ____ area/society/nation
    affluent
  •  15
  • to be as good as people hoped or expected We expected a lot of her, and her performance ____ed ____.
    live up to
  •  15
  • impressive and large or important The Palace of Versailles is very ____.
    grand
  •  15
  • very ugly They've just built some ____ new apartment blocks on the seafront.
    hideous
  •  15
  • famous or important in history Modernizing ____ buildings can often do more harm than good.
    historic
  •  15
  • lacking the necessities of life He took pictures in ____ areas of the city.
    deprived
  •  15
  • dangerous or violent a ____ area of town
    rough
  •  15
  • in very bad condition The office building was ____, so the rents were low.
    run-down
  •  15
  • likely to become very famous or successful They bought their new home in an ____ neighborhood.
    up-and-coming
  •  15
  • to stay away from They warned their children to ____ of drugs.
    steer clear
  •  15
  • go up very fast Property prices have ____ed in the last two years.
    soar
  •  15
  • give someone/something a place to live It will be difficult to ____ all the refugees.
    house
  •  15
  • If someone or something does it, everyone notices them because they are very different from the people or things around them You ____ in that uniform.
    stan/stick out like a sore thumb
  •  15
  • likely to be harmed or damaged She left the country ____ of arrest if she returned.
    under threat
  •  15
  • to ask an amount of money for something, especially a service or activity The local museum doesn't ____ for admission.
    charge
  •  15
  • be much bigger than other buildings The cathedral ____s the landscape for miles around.
    dominate
  •  15