Final revision. Upper. Vocab | Baamboozle - Baamboozle

NAME 7 phrases to GIVE GOOD NEWS

(class 17)

NAME 15 EXTREME ADJECTIVES

(class 29)

NAME 5 phrases to express your AGREEMENT

(class 14)

NAME 7 phrases to GIVE BAD NEWS

(class 17)

NAME 12 WORDS connected with the topic “EDUCATION”

(classes 28, 30)

NAME 13 WORDS connected with the topic “CRIME”

(class 27)

NAME 13 TYPES OF CRIME

(class 26)

NAME 20 NEW WORDS connected with the topic “CLOTHES”

(class 23)

NAME 10 PATTERNS/PRINTS

(class 22)

NAME 15 NEW COLOURS

(class 22)

NAME 10 WORDS connected with the topic “FAMILY”

(Class 20)

NAME 3 PHRASES to use for SMALL AMOUNTS

• A little bit (u) • Only a handful of (both) • A fraction of (both)

NAME 6 PHRASES to use for LARGE AMOUNTS

• Quite a few (c) • An awful lot of (both) • A great deal of (u) • Many (c) • Most of • The vast majority of (both)

NAME 12 WORDS connected with the topic “THE MEDIA AND NEWS”

(Class 17)

NAME 5 phrases TO express YOUR OPINION

• It goes without saying … • It seems that … • As far as I’m concerned • Speaking personally, • I bet that, • I’d like to point out that…

NAME 12 phrases/WORDS to describe FILMS/BOOKS

(Class 12)

NAME 12 ADJECTIVES to describe EMOTIONS

Class 10

NAME 8 phrases to talk about ACHIEVEMENTS AND SUCCESS

(Class 10)

NAME 10 phrases to describe WORKPLACE

(Class 7)

NAME 10 phrases to describe WORKPLACE

Class 10

Tell 3 forms of the verbs: • Slide • Shine • Lie • hang

1. slide-slid-slid 2. shine-shone-shone 3. lie-lay-lain 4. hang-hung-hung

FILL in 1 word: • I demand a full ______ • I’m calling in ____ to the order #... • Don’t ____ me wrong, but

• I demand a full refund • I’m calling in regard to the order #... • Don’t get me wrong, but

FILL in 1 word: • I’m sorry to _____ this on you like this… • I agree ___ ___ a point • I’m afraid there’s a ____ problem with it

• I’m sorry to spring this on you like this… • I agree up to a point • I’m afraid there’s a slight problem with it

FILL in 1 word: • As a _______ of fact, • ____ instance, • ___ balance, • Finally ____ importantly, • All ____ all

• As a matter of fact, • For instance, • On balance, • Finally yet importantly, • All in all

FILL in 1 word: • I take a different ______ • I see _____ what you mean • I am ____ you ___ this • That’s one ____ of _____ at it

• I take a different view • I see exactly what you mean • I am with you on this • That’s one way of looking at it

FILL in 1 word: • You’re __ _____ a treat! • The film has a ______ cast. • The story is ___ __ Poland.

• You’re in for a treat! • The film has a quality cast. • The story is set in Poland.

FILL in 1 word: • _____ a difference • This turned ___ to be a flop • Expect your ____ to be ____ • It has ______ to recommend it

• make a difference • This turned out to be a flop • Expect your mind to be blown • It has nothing to recommend it

FILL in 1 word: • To be mad as _____ • Take my _______, … • To ________ recognition • Once-_______ experience • ______ to a dead-end

• To be mad as hell • Take my advice, … • To deserve recognition • Once-in-a-lifetime experience • come to a dead-end

FILL in 1 word: • To crinkle your _____ • Put your arms ___ facing _____ • I _______ myself to be • The ____ ball and ____

• To crinkle your nose • Put your arms up facing forward • I consider myself to be • The old ball and chain

FILL in 1 word: • To make ___ your mind • To come across ___ • To talk down ____ • To ______ ends ______

• To make up your mind • To come across as • To talk down to • To make ends meet

NAME 22 ADJECTIVES TO DESCRIBE PERSONALITY

class 2

NAME 18 words connected with the topic “FIRST AID”

(class 6)

NAME 15 verbs of movement

• kick • punch • leap • push • pass • hit • lift • bend • score (a goal) • drop • throw • dive (for a ball) • lean • pick up • sprint

NAME 8 phrases connected with the topic “GESTURES”

1.Crinkle your nose 2.Pout 3.Attempts to cover your mouth 4.Avoid eye contact 5.Scratch your head 6.Bite your nails 7.Cross your arms 8.Shrug your shoul

PRONOUNCE these words: 1. haɪˈpɑːθəsaɪz 2. ɪˈnɔːrməs 3. mɑːrˈsɑːlə

• to hypothesize • enormous • marsala

PRONOUNCE these words: 1. ˈstræpləs dres 2. ˈmænslɔːtər 3. ˈɑːrsn 4. ˈbɜːrɡləri 5. əˈkwɪt

• strapless dress • manslaughter • arson • burglary • to acquit

PRONOUNCE these words: 1. ˈsæmən 2. plæd 3. ˈlepərd prɪnt

• salmon • plaid • leopard print

PRONOUNCE these words: 1. ˈrʌfl ˈfeðərs 2. foʊks 3. wuːnd 4. ɡɔːz 5. ˈlævəndər

• ruffle feathers • folks • wound • gauze • lavender

PRONOUNCE these words: 1. ɪˈmædʒɪnətɪv 2. dɪˈtɜːrmɪnd 3. məˈnɪpjəleɪtɪv 4. paʊt 5. ˈdʒestʃərs

• imaginative • determined • manipulative • to pout • gestures

PRONOUNCE these words: 1. ˈæʒər 2. ˈkrɪmzn 3. ˈɡɒɡl̩z 4. ˈkɑːki 5. ˈfjuːʃə

• azure • crimson • goggles • khaki • fuchsia

PRONOUNCE these words: • content • mediocre • to plagiarize • bi-racial family • spouse

1. ˈkəntent 2. ˌmiːdɪˈəʊkə 3. ˈpleɪdʒərʌɪz 4. bʌɪ-reɪʃl 5. spaʊz

Tell what these words are: 1. ˈdraʊzinəs 2. ˌdiːhaɪˈdreɪʃn 3. tjuːˈɪʃ(ə)n ˌriːɪmˈbɜːsmənt 4. ˈdeɪli ɡrʌɪnds 5. rɪˈzʌɪn

• drowsiness • dehydration • tuition reimbursement • daily grinds • to resign

Tell 3 forms of the verbs: • Lie • Shoot • Stick

1. lie-lay-lain 2. shoot-shot-shot 3. stick-stuck-stuck

Tell 3 forms of the verbs: • Lay • Sink • spill

1. lay-laid-laid 2. sink-sank-sunk 3. spill-spilt-spilt

Tell 3 forms of the verbs: • Tear • Spoil • Shake • lay

1. tear-tore-torn 2. spoil-spoilt-spoilt 3. shake-shook-shaken 4. lay-laid-laid