English Class B1+ Unit 2 Revision | Baamboozle - Baamboozle

DIsagree: I'm not ... ... ... that.

so sure about

Agree: Yes, I ... so.

suppose

Disagree: I ... disagree!

totally

Agree: You ... ... ... again!

can say that

Don’t w..... water. Turn the tap off while you’re brushing your teeth.

waste

Who are you going to v.... for in the school election?

vote

We’re going to h.... an election to choose a student councillor.

hold

We were late, because there was a huge t..... jam in the city centre.

traffic

It’s important to use r..... energy such as wind or solar power if you can.

renewable

We only just got to the p.... station before the car ran out of fuel.

petrol

All kinds of plastic goods p..... the sea and are dangerous for marine life.

pollute

We t.... a..... many things which we could still use.

throw away

Governments need to persuade people to r..... as much as possible.

recycle

They saw us,

didn't they?

I'm not boring,

am I?

You don't know Mark's sister,

do you?

Martin looks tired,

doesn't he?

Judy was at the party,

wasn't she?

There are a lot of people here,

aren't there?

You weren't listening,

were you?

Emma doesn't know Ann,

does she?

You've lived here a long time,

haven't you?

This isn't very interesting,

is it?

He hasn't met her before,

has he?

I'm too impatient,

aren't I?

You aren't late,

are you?

I didn't bring the computer,

did I?

When they had come we had already started playing.

When they came we had already started playing.

We didn't pass the exam because we hadn't study hard enough.

We didn't pass the exam because we hadn't studied hard enough.

Have the customers finished eating when the waiter came?

Had the customers finished eating when the waiter came?

They couldn't go in because they didn’t taken their key.

They couldn't go in because they hadn't taken their key.

When she woke up the train had already go past her station.

When she woke up the train had already gone past her station.

The cake was still raw because I hadn't bake it long enough.

The cake was still raw because I hadn't baked it long enough.

He had finished before you called him?

Had he finished before you called him?

They hadn't spoke to their teacher.

They hadn't spoken to their teacher.

I was hungry because I didn't eat anything before.

I was hungry because I hadn't eaten anything before.

By the time I got there they went home.

By the time I got there they had gone home.

My grandmother used to bought bread in that bakery on the corner of State Street.

My grandmother used to buy bread in that bakery on the corner of State Street.

Me and my family didn’t used to go abroad in the summer. (+bonus question)

My family and I didn’t use to go abroad in the summer.

Used they to chat online a lot?

Did they use to chat online a lot?

He used to smoked cigarettes, but fortunately he gave it up.

He used to smoke cigarettes, but fortunately he gave it up.

What you used to put in your daughter’s lunchbox?

What did you use to put in your daughter’s lunchbox?

I didn’t used play video games in the evenings.

I didn’t use to play video games in the evenings.

How often did you use to walking your dog?

How often did you use to walk your dog?

Annie and Sheila use to jumped on their trampoline in the afternoons.

Annie and Sheila used to jump on their trampoline in the afternoons.

Did Maggie used to skip chemistry classes in high school?

Did Maggie use to skip chemistry classes in high school?

My parents use to enjoy long walks in the park.

My parents used to enjoy long walks in the park.