A5 easter revision 4B-7 | Baamboozle - Baamboozle

Body idioms - "I love cake and chocolate too much, I've got a ______ tooth."

sweet

chocolate

sugar

rotten

Body idioms - "Those plants are lovely, you've got _____ _______."

green fingers

green eyes

brown fingers

dirt in the blood

Body idioms - "I saw M punto Rajoy in the _____ last night."

flesh

ass

prison

skin

Body idioms - "it was so funny, I couldn't keep a straight _____"

face

ass

leg

arm

Body idioms - "it makes my ______ boil."

blood

ass

teeth

eyes

The body - a facial feature that only humans have

chin

cheeks

neck

lips

The body - you'll have these when you're older

wrinkles

grandchildren

debts

nappies

The body - what you do with your forehead to show displeasure or confusion

frown

The body - the hair above your eyes

eye-brow

The body - what's the largest organ of the human body?

skin

lungs

intestines

brain

The body - hair on a man's chin

stubble

fluff

disgusting

manly

music words pronunciation (say it right!) - GENRE

you've got it!

try again

not your day today, is it?

music words pronunciation (say it right!) - RHYTHM

yes

no

it's all Greek to me

music words pronunciation (say it right!) - BALLET

oooh, tres french. Well done.

not today

try again

music words pronunciation (say it right!) - CHOIR

nice!

oh dear

music words pronunciation (say it right!) - CONCERTO

yes

nope

try harder

Sleep vocabulary - you are a heavy sleeper, you sleep like a ___

log

Sleep vocabulary - this is a covering on the bed that is more common in the north of Europe

duvet

Sleep vocabulary - you rest your head on this

pillow

Sleep vocabulary - the cotton covering on your bed

sheets (get the pronunciation right!!!)

Sleep vocabulary - just a quick little sleep after lunch (two different words minimum)

siesta, nap, a cat nap, forty winks ...

Sleep vocabulary - that noise you make while sleeping

snoring / snore

used to, be used to, get used to - tell the class about problems you have sleeping in different places like hotels or others

(at the teacher's discretion)

used to, be used to, get used to - you will never be comfortable coming to English class in the evenings

I'll never get used to coming to class in the evenings

used to, be used to, get used to - in the past couldn't get up early, now you can and are fine

I got used to getting up early / I am used to getting up early

"wish" for past regrets - "He didn't be able to/wouldn't be able to afford a new car if he wasn't living with his parents."

wouldn't be able to

didn't be able to

Unreal conditionals - "The boss was/would be if he didn't take himself so seriously."

would be

was

"wish" for past regrets - say a regret about travel

I wish I had/hadn't ...

"wish" for past regrets - about money

I wish I had/hadn't ...

"wish" for past regrets - say a regret about moving to Madrid

I wish I had/hadn't ...

-ed or -ing adjectives - "I find speaking in public absolutely ________ ." (terrify)

terrifying

-ed or -ing adjectives - "I used to love shopping but now find it ______." (exhaust)

exhausting

-ed or -ing adjectives - "It really ________ when people walk slowly." (infuriate)

infuriates

Future Perfect or Continuous - Don't phone between one and two o'clock as we (have lunch).

will be having lunch.

Future Perfect or Continuous - I probably (not finished) the report by Friday.

won't have finished the report ...

Future Perfect or Continuous - By next summer, we (saved) enough money to go on holiday.

we will have saved ...

That feeling of confusion and tiredness after crossing many timezones

jet lag

Sudden violent changes in wind and air that throw the plane around

turbulence

Where you pick up your luggage on arrival at the airport

baggage reclaim

Where you wait to board your flight - the ______

gate or boarding gate

expression with take - "the concert will ______ _____ in March (it will happen in March)."

take place

phrasal verb with take - "she really ______ ____ snowboarding, likes it a lot and is now very good at it."

took to

phrasal verb with take - "the dog looked so hungry that I _______ pity ___ him and gave him some food."

took pity on

phrasal verb with take - "it's hot in here, _______ your jacket ____ ."

take off