Gold Experience B2 Unit 4 | Baamboozle - Baamboozle

fixed expression, stop caring about something: _____ interest

lose

fixed expression, change something: make a ________

difference

fixed expression, the minimum: ___ least

at least

fixed expression, to substitute something to do a job: to use__

as

fixed expression, to give permission: by all ______

means

fixed expression, used to stress: ___ fact

in

fixed expression, start to manage: _____ control

take

fixed expression, firstly: _____ a start

for

fixed expression, mainly: for the most _____

part

Verb: ____ your temper

lose

Verb: ___ a mess

make

compound noun: they need to re-paint the R.M. so the drivers can see the instructions better.

road markings

compound noun: There are still many Roman C.W. still standing all over Europe around settlements

city walls

compound noun: Retiro park is a real T.S. . There are so many people taking photos everyday.

tourist spot

compound noun: I have to go to the T.H. to see the Mayor

town hall

compound noun: The new L.C. has a swimming pool and a gym!

leisure complex

compound noun: Every friday morning, there are T.J. on the main road

traffic jams

compound noun: the E.G. is broken at school. We have to go in by the back door.

entrance gate/s

compound noun: I don't like living near the P.S. but where would we get our electricity from if it wasn't there?

power station

compound noun: the T.P. are responsible for deciding where the new skate park will go

town planners

compound noun: So few homes are available now, it is a real H.C.

housing crisis

compound noun: A small house in a village is normally called a C.C. country cottage

country cottage

compound noun: There are plenty of P.S. in Rivas where you can relax with friends

public spaces

compound noun: They need a new T.S. on this road to tell people to stop. It's dangerous

traffic sign

compound noun: It's much better to use P.C. in the city. Much quicker than a car.

public transport

compound noun: The W.C. were perfect for sailing. Lots of wind and sun.

weather conditions

compound noun: They are building a new A.P. near my house. I hope it isn't too big

Apartment building

If only/in case/as long as/on condition that/unless/when/wish: I will pass the exam, ______ I do not study

unless

If only/in case/as long as/on condition that/unless/when/wish: Take you coat ______ it rains

in case

If only/in case/as long as/on condition that/unless/when/wish: They will only agree to meet ________ we are all on time.

on condition that/as long as

If only/in case/as long as/on condition that/unless/when/wish: I ______ there was more to do, I am always so bored.

wish

If only/in case/as long as/on condition that/unless/when/wish: It really funny ______ Jorge confuses a number for his own name in class

when

If only/in case/as long as/on condition that/unless/when/wish: I will only lend you money ____________ you pay me back on Friday

on condition that/as as long as

If only/in case/as long as/on condition that/unless/when/wish: _________ I had more money! I would buy a new car.

If only

Conditional: In summer, If it is very hot, we (go) to the North where the weather is better

go

Conditional: If it snows a lot, Madrid (stop) functioning properly

stops

Conditional: If the train hadn't been late, I (not miss) my flight

wouldn't have/ mightn't have

Conditional: If I don't pass my exam, Joe (be) disappointed.

will be

Conditional: If I want to go swimming, I (have to) spend three hours travelling. I do not go often

have to

Conditional: If I had more time, I (take up) flying drones

Would take up

Conditional: If they hadn't driven so fast, they (not crash) the car

wouldn't have crashed/ might not have crashed

Conditional: If Joe is to be believed, We (complete) the unit by the end of the week.

will complete/ will have completed