Make a phrasal verb related to holiday activities: STAY
DOWN
ON
WITH
OUT
Make a phrasal verb related to holiday activities: WANDER
AROUND
ON
UP
OUT
PHRASAL VERB: Arrive and get the key at a hotel.
CHECK IN
PHRASAL VERB: Pay the bill, return your key, and leave a hotel.
CHECK OUT
PHRASAL VERB: Travel or move from place to place.
GET AROUND
PHRASAL VERB: To go on holiday, often because you need a rest.
GET AWAY
PHRASAL VERB: To go to the place where someone is leaving and say goodbye.
SEE OFF
This is the amount of money you have in your account at a particular time.
BALANCE
Perhaps you get this from your parents every week.
ALLOWANCE
This is the amount of money you allow yourself to spend over a period of time.
BUDGET
You can often get this in a shop that is closing down, when it wants to sell everything.
BARGAIN
This word describes someone who has plenty of money - more than they need.
WEALTHY
Correct the mistake: 'I can’t come to the cinema tomorrow. I’ll be do homework all day.'
'I can’t come to the cinema tomorrow. I’ll be DOING homework all day.'
Correct the mistake: 'This is such a sad film. I’ll cry.'
'This is such a sad film. I'M GOING TO cry.'
Correct the mistake: 'I’ll finish the project today. I’m not sure.'
'I MIGHT / MAY / COULD (WELL) finish the project today. I’m not sure.'
Correct the mistake: 'Please don’t phone me at 3 am. I’ll sleep!'
'Please don’t phone me at 3 am. I'LL BE SLEEPING / ASLEEP!'
