Prepare 6 Unit 3 Vocabulary | Baamboozle - Baamboozle

We (criticize or treat unfairly) him all the time because we were so much older than him.

picked on

You can always ________ your family. They will be there to help you no matter what. COMPLETE WITH A PHRASAL VERB

depend on

Did you peruade your parents to let you go to the concert? REWRITE THE SENTENCE

Did you talk your parents into letting you go to the concert?

Lucy isn't talking to his brother because he broke her doll. REWRITE THE SENTENCE USING FALL OUT WITH.

Lucy has fallen out with her brother because he broke her doll.

What's the phrasal verb to say you are similiar to an older member of your family?

Take after

How is used to different from the Past Simple?

Student's answer

Explain the use of the Past Perfect.

Student's answer

By the time I was 25, I _______ (travel) across all of Europe.

had travelled

I ______ (wear) diapers but now I don't need them.

used to wear

I had visited the festival last weekend and I greatly enjoyed it. FIND THE MISTAKE AND CORRECT IT.

I visited the festival last weekend and I greatly enjoyed it.

When we went to the beach, we use to swim all day. FIND THE MISTAKE AND CORRECT IT.

When we went to the beach, we used to swim all day.

I dreamt about my favourite football team when my dad woke me up. FIND THE MISTAKE AND CORRECT IT.

I was dreaming about my favourite football team when my dad woke me up.

I remember the times we were going to the sea. FIND THE MISTAKE AND CORRECT IT.

I remember the times we went to the sea.

Why don't we go to the cinema this weeked? Jack... REWRITE THIS SENTENCE WITH A VERB OF COMMUNICATION.

Jack suggested that we go to the cimea this weekend. / Jack suggested going to the cinema this weekend.

Don't step on the wet floor, kids. Mom.... REWRITE THIS SENTENCE WITH A VERB OF COMMUNICATION.

Mom warned the kids not to step on the wet floor.

No, I didn't eat the last piece of cake. Sara ...... REWRITE THIS SENTENCE WITH A VERB OF COMMUNICATION.

Sara denied eating the last piece of cake.

I'll take your phone away if you don't get good grades. REWRITE THIS SENTENCE WITH A VERB OF COMMUNICATION.

Dad threatened to take my phone away.

Write the sentence in the correct form: Pablo / learn / how to play / the piano / at the moment

Pablo is learning how to play the piano at the moment.

Correct or incorrect, correct the mistake: Like everyone, I had some embarrassing moments in my life.

Like everyone, I HAVE HAD some embarrassing moments in my life.

Correct or incorrect, correct the mistake: I am writing to complain about your report concerning the music festival.

CORRECT

Correct or incorrect, correct the mistake: In both restaurants they play calm, melodious music, which creates a nice atmosphere.

CORRECT

Write the sentence in the correct form: I / love / this band / since before they were famous

I HAVE LOVED THIS BAND SINCE BEFORE THEY WERE FAMOUS!

Write the sentence in the correct form: Kerry / not / understand / why / her friends / love / hip-hop

Kerry doesn't understand why her friends love hip-hop.

Write the sentence in the correct form: You / do / lots of exercise / today

You are doing lots of exercise today.

Write the sentence in the correct form: Donna / seem / enjoy / dancing

Donna seems to enjoy dancing

Write the sentence in the correct form: He / always / have / a burger before / he / play

He always has a burger before he plays.

Write the sentence in the correct form: I / go / to a concert / this weekend

I AM GOING TO A CONCERT THIS WEEKEND

Finish the question: How many students__? At least 30 students joined the music club

How many students joined the music club?

Finish the question: What sort of concerts _____? Dan loves going to jazz concerts.

What sort of concerts does Dan love going to?

Finish the question: Who ___? I phoned Jenny early this morning.

Who phoned Jenny (early this morning)?

Form the question with the verb given: What ____(say/you) to the teacher 5 minutes ago?

What did you say to the teacher 5 minutes ago?

Create the question: to do / going / you / are / tomorrow / what / ?

What are you going to do tomorrow?

Create the question: there / good cafés / are / near your school / any / ?

Are there any good cafes near your school?

Form the question with verb given: What _____(watch) on TV last night?

WHAT DID YOU WATCH ON TV LAST NIGHT?

Cretae the question: both / can / drive / your parents / ?

Can both your parent drive?

Create the question: doing / at eight o’clock last night / you / were / what / ?

What were you doing at eight o'clock last night?

Create the question: go / you / did / on holiday / last year / ?

Did you go on holiday last year?

Create the question: you / lived / how long / in your house / have / ?

How long have you lived in your house?

A good ...... should be available to everyone nowadays. (educate)

education

The new summer courses are now open for ....... online . (register)

registration

If we want the process to change, we need to ..... take . (act)

action

It’s important to do a lot of ....... before a job interview. (prepare)

preparation

Did they try out / give out any information to the class about the summer camp?

give out

Don’t put off / stay behind your visit to the dentist any longer.

put off

My little brother got on / tried out really well at his last school. I hope it will be the same here.

got on

I handed in / noted down everything the teacher said so I could study it later.

noted down

I handed in / got in my science homework yesterday.

handed in

Do you like getting on / trying out new ideas or do you always do the same thing?

trying out

to solve a problem or find a solution

figure out

to manage or deal with a situation

get on well

to avoid doing something immediately

put off

to give a document to someone to read or deal with

hand in

to succeed in being chosen

get in

to try to achieve something

go for

to finish the school term

break up

Correct or incorrect, correct the mistake: I have very broad experience of organising summer camps because I am working in summer camps for foreign schoolchildren for about ten years.

I have very broad experience of organising summer camps because I HAVE WORKED in summer camps for foreign school children for about ten years.

Correct or incorrect, correct the mistake: They’re very popular and they’re playing very good music.

tHEY'RE VERY POPULAR AND THEY PLAY VERY GOOD MUSIC.

Correct or incorrect, correct the mistake: In both restaurants they play calm, melodious music, which creates a nice atmosphere.

CORRECT

Correct or incorrect, correct the mistake: Like everyone, I had some embarrassing moments in my life.

Like everyone, I HAVE HAD some embarrassing moments in my life.

Correct or incorrect, correct the mistake: I am writing to complain about your report concerning the music festival.

CORRECT

Correct or incorrect, correct the mistake: The older dancers are teaching our traditional dance classes every week.

CORRECT

Write the sentence in the corrrect form: Claudia and her band / write / several new songs / since their last concert

Claudia and her band have written several new songs since their last conert.

Write the sentence in the correct form: Pablo / learn / how to play / the piano / at the moment

Pablo is learning how to play the piano at the moment.

Write the sentence in the correct form: Kerry / not / understand / why / her friends / love / hip-hop

Kerry doesn't understand why her friends love hip-hop.

Write the sentence in the correct form: You / need / practise / to be any good

You need to practice to be any good.

Write the sentence in the correct form: I / love / this band / since before they were famous

I HAVE LOVED THIS BAND SINCE B4 THEY WERE FAMOUS!

Write the sentence in the correct form: You / do / lots of exercise / today

You are doing lots of exercise today.

Write the sentence in the correct form: Donna / seem / enjoy / dancing

Donna seems to enjoy dancing.

Write the sentence in the correct form: He / always / have / a burger before / he / play

He always has a burger b4 he plays.

Write the sentence in the correct form: I / go / to a concert / this weekend

I AM GOING TO A CONCERT THIS WEEKEND

to persuade someone to do something (PV)

talk (sb) into

to be similar to an older member of your family (PV)

take after (sb)

to criticise, punish or be unkind to the same person often and unfairly (PV)

pick on (sb)

to feel that you are similar to someone in some way and that you can understand that person or their situation because of this (PV)

identify with (sb)

to argue with someone and stop being friendly with them (PV)

fall out with (sb)

to be able to trust someone or something to help, or to do what you expect (PV)

depend on

to make someone realise a possible danger or problem, especially one in the future

warn

to tell someone that you will cause problems for them if they do not do what you want

threaten

to express an idea or plan for someone to consider

suggest

to give someone an instruction that they must obey

order

to say that something is not true

deny

to admit that you have done something wrong or something that you feel guilty or bad about

confess

to say that something is true or is a fact, although you cannot prove it and other might not believe it

claim

to say that someone has done something

accuse