Teens Unit 3-4-5-6 | Baamboozle - Baamboozle | The Most Fun Classroom Games!

Have you ever had to _____ any food from your diet?

cut out

fill up on

eat out

eat on

Don't drink that milk! I think it might _______.

have gone off

went off

went out

have gone out

When Arnold was a student, he basically ______ frozen pasta sauce from his mum.

lived on

has lived on

lived in

ate out

We _____ that game many times when we were kids.

played

have played

play

were playing

She _____ more than 25 emails this morning, and now she’s tired.

has answered

answered

answers

was answering

I _____ sushi before, but I actually liked it.

have never tried

never tried

never have tried

have tried

They _____ the homework yet, so the teacher is still waiting.

haven’t finished

didn’t finish

don’t finish

weren’t finishing

He _____ his phone yesterday, so he couldn’t call anyone.

lost

has lost

loses

was losing

We _____ each other since primary school.

have known

knew

know

were knowing

She _____ to London last summer with her family.

went

has gone

goes

was going

I _____ that movie three times.

have already seen

saw

see

was already seeing

His aggressive tone turned a simple discussion into an ___.

argument

argue

argumentation

arguing

The two companies reached an ___ after weeks of negotiation.

agreement

argument

agree

agreementness

She quit the marathon halfway through due to extreme ___.

tiredness

tired

tiring

exhaustionness

The wedding ___ took months of planning and coordination.

arrangements

arguments

fitness

treatments

His refusal to apologise caused a lot of ___.

embarrassment

embarrassing

embarrass

embarrassmentness

After months of training, he finally reached full physical ___.

fitness

fitment

fitting

strongness

The manager’s constant criticism destroyed her ___.

confidence

confident

encouragement

friendliness

JOIN THE SENTENCES WITH A REL. CLAUSE: She showed me her apartment. It had just been renovated.

She showed me her apartment, which had just been renovated.

JOIN THE SENTENCES WITH A REL. CLAUSE: Yesterday I saw my old teacher. He taught me English.

Yesterday I saw my old teacher, who taught me English.

JOIN THE SENTENCES WITH A REL. CLAUSE: He works for a company. The company is based in Berlin.

He works for a company that/which is based in Berlin.

JOIN THE SENTENCES WITH A REL. CLAUSE: I bought a camera. It cost me a fortune.

I bought a camera, which cost me a fortune.

JOIN THE SENTENCES WITH A REL. CLAUSE: We visited Lisbon. It is one of my favourite cities.

We visited Lisbon, which is one of my favourite cities.

CORRECT THE MISTAKE: My English teacher who is from Ireland speaks four languages.

My English teacher, who is from Ireland, speaks four languages.

CORRECT THE MISTAKE: This phone that I bought last year, has stopped working.

This phone, which I bought last year, has stopped working.

CORRECT THE MISTAKE: She gave me a gift which I’ll never forget, that was very thoughtful.

She gave me a gift, which I’ll never forget, that was very thoughtful.

CORRECT THE MISTAKE: Barcelona that is a very busy city attracts millions of tourists.

Barcelona, which is a very busy city, attracts millions of tourists.

CORRECT THE MISTAKE: I finally watched the film who you recommended, and I loved it.

I finally watched the film that/which/- you recommended, and I loved it.

CORRECT THE MISTAKE: My brother Tom that lives in London is coming to visit.

My brother Tom, who lives in London, is coming to visit.

The meeting, ___ lasted over three hours, could have been an email.

which

that

who

where

Valencia, ___ I live now, is much sunnier than my hometown.

where

which

who

that

This laptop, ___ I bought last year, is already acting strange.

which

that

who

where

My sister, ___ lives in Madrid, is visiting this weekend.

who

which

that

where

He’s the kind of person ___ ideas are always interesting.

whose

who

that

where

Summer is the time of year ___ everyone seems happier.

when

which

who

where

The phone ___ I bought last week has already stopped working.

that

who

whose

where

I don’t like people ___ complain about everything.

who

which

where

whose

This is the café ___ we usually have breakfast.

where

which

who

that

That’s the woman ___ son won the cooking competition.

whose

who

which

where

I’ll heat ___ the leftovers while you set the table.

up

out

off

down

He doesn’t have a very balanced diet. He basically lives ___ pasta and bread.

on

up

out

off

Let the soup cool ___ before you eat it, or you’ll burn your mouth.

down

of

up

out

We rarely eat ___ during the week because it’s too expensive.

out

up

on

off

You can’t leave the table until you eat ___ everything on your plate.

up

out

off

on

I used to drink five coffees a day, but I’ve cut ___ caffeine completely.

out

off

down

up

This yoghurt smells awful. I think it has gone ___.

off

out

up

down

I completely filled ___ at breakfast so I skipped lunch.

up

out

on

down

She gave me _____ I didn’t know how to reply.

such an unexpected answer that

so unexpected answer that

a too unexpected answer to

They arrived _____ get good seats for the show.

too late to

so late to

such late to

The film was _____ I nearly fell asleep.

so boring that

too boring that

such boring that

He had _____ finish the report before the deadline.

so much work that he couldn’t

too much work that he couldn’t

such much work to

It was _____ stay outside, so we went back into the cabin.

too windy to

such a windy that we couldn’t

so windy to

She spoke _____ that half the class couldn’t hear her.

so quietly

too quietly

such quietly

The mountain was _____ without special equipment.

too dangerous to climb

so dangerous that nobody climbs

such a dangerous to climb

This tablet is _____.

far more powerful than my old one

far the most powerful I've ever had

the more powerful than my old one

as powerful than my old one

The fewer mistakes you make, _____.

the better your grade will be

better your grade will be

the best grade you will have

your grade will be better

The more I listen to this song, _____.

the more I like it

the most I like it

more I it like

I like it more

That movie was _____ more interesting than the book.

a bit

little

easily

quite

She is _____ the most talented singer in her family.

by far

slightly

far

quite

My car is _____ cool as yours.

not quite as

so

not quite

far as

The higher we climbed, _____ it got.

the colder

the colder than

the more cold

the coldest

My brother is _____ taller than my dad.

slightly

by far

the more

little

She was so scared that tears began to __________ down her face.

run

shake

crack

smash

When the roof started to __________, everyone ran outside.

collapse

erupt

float

knock over

The man had to __________ the box to the car because it was too heavy to lift.

drag

float

erupt

shake

The tornado was strong enough to __________ the windows into tiny pieces.

smash

float

erupt

drag

The strong wind __________ the streetlamp and it fell on the car.

knocked over

cracked

floated

ran

The earthquake made the ground __________ loudly for a few seconds.

shake

float

drag

erupt

We ___ a dog when I was little, but it ran away one day.

used to have

had had

were having

had been having

My grandparents ___ a lot before they moved to Spain.

used to travel

use to travelled

were travelling

had been travelled

She ___ very shy at school, but now she is super confident.

used to be

had been

was being

had been being

He didn’t want to watch the movie again because he ___ it before.

had seen

was seeing

has seen

saw

We missed the bus, so by the time we arrived at the cinema, the film ___.

had started

started

was starting

has started

He ___ his arm when he fell from the skateboard.

broke

was breaking

had broken

breaks

I ___ asleep when you texted me.

was

were

used to be

had been

While they ___ the match, the lights went off.

were watching

watched

had watched

are watching

It’s not nice to ___ the new student just because he is shy.

pick on

talk into

depend on

identify with

You can always ___ your best friend when things go wrong. That's what friends are for.

depend on

pick on

talk into

fall out with

The older kids tried to ___ me ___ stealing the chocolate, but I didn’t listen.

talk … into

pick … on

fall … out with

identify … with