Prepare 4 Units 7 + 8 | Baamboozle - Baamboozle | The Most Fun Classroom Games!

be going to and present continuous form: We not get together with friends tonight

are not getting/are not going to get

be going to and present continuous form: He buy car next week

is going to buy/is buying

be going to form: you go shopping tomorrow?

Are you going to go

be going to and present continuous form: I play football tomorrow

I am going to/ I am playing

Phrasal verb: to collect somebody from a place in a car. PU

pick up

Phrasal verb: to begin a journey. SO

set off

Phrasal verb: explore a new town. LA

look around

when a train arrives or when we arrive home. GI

get in

when we arrive at an airport or hotel we have to... CI

check in

Phrasal verb: when we leave the house for longer than one day. GA

go away

Phrasal verb: returning from a holiday or trip. GB

get back

Phrasal verb: When the plane leaves the floor and goes up in the air. TO

take off

The first desk you go to at the airport. CID

check-in desk

where they check for guns or other weapons. SC

security check

where they check for food and other items you cannot bring into a country C

customs

What you need to get on the plane, along with your passport. BP

boarding pass

where you get your bag back after the flight BH

baggage hall

Where you wait to board a flight. DG

departure gate

a line of people waiting to do something

Queue

where your passport is checked in an airport. PC

passport control

Should/shouldn't: My friend keeps calling me too late at night. She ______ do that! it's not fair

shouldn't

Should/shouldn't: I am going to England. you _____ pack warm clothes

should

Should/shouldn't: Joe isn't messaging me back! you _______ call him, instead.

should

Should/shouldn't: I don't know what to get Joe for a present. you _______ buy him chocolate.

should

Should/shouldn't: I want to learn English. you ________ join an academy

should

Should/shouldn't: I might go to the cinema. We both _______ go! it will be fun

should

Should/shouldn't: I need to be up early tomorrow. you _______ go out late tonight

shouldn't

Should/shouldn't: I lost my phone! you ______ ask if anyone has found it

should

must/have to: What _____ you ________ do later?

do you have to

must/have to: When I was young, I ______ start school at 7am everyday.

had to

must/have to: Yesterday was a holiday so I _______ go to school

didn't have to

must/have to: I have enough money. I _______ borrow any from mum.

don't have to

must/have to: I really _____ study tonight

must/have to

must/have to: No! you _____ do that!

mustn't

phrasal verb: to take care of a child or sick person. _____ after

look after

phrasal verb: to end a romantic relationship. ____ up

split up

phrasal verb: to spend time with friends. _____ out

hang out

phrasal verb: to visit someone at their house. come ______

come round

phrasal verb: when you resolve a problem with a friend. make ___

make up

phrasal verb: have a good relationship. get __ well

get on well

phrasal verb: meet with friends at a certain place. ___ together

get together

phrasal verb: to argue with a friend and not speak afterwards. fall ___

fall out

I will do my homework on time. I don't want to _____ a problem

have a problem

I like it when everyone else leaves the house. I like to __ on my ___

be on my own

My younger brother and I often _____ arguments

have arguments

I wasn't there, it can't ___ my fault

be my fault

If you like the same things you _____ lots in ________

have lots in common

When we spend time with friends, we want to ____ fun

have fun

When you meet someone you like, you want to _____ friends

make friends

Can you do __ _ ______? I need to borrow some money

do me a favour