Revision Unit 7 Ready for First | Baamboozle - Baamboozle

Informal emails: Thanks for l____ me k____(informing) when you are coming.

letting know

Formal emails: I l____ f_____ to _____(hear) from you soon.

look forward hearing

Present perfect simple or continuous: We _____(paint) the living room, it looks so much better.

have painted

Present perfect simple or continuous: I can't do sports for a few weeks. I ______ (break) my arm.

have broken

Present perfect simple or continuous: I______(iron) all morning.

've been ironing

Present perfect simple or continuous: We're decorating Amy's room so she ______ (sleep) on the sofa.

has been sleeping

Present perfect simple or continuous: I ___ (phone) Amy. She says she'll be here in a minute.

have phoned

Town vocab: Despite being a p_____ village, it was a pretty d____ place for young people.

pretty/picturesque, dull

Towns vocab: Since they built the new i___ shopping centre, this area is thr_____.

indoor thriving

Towns vocab: This housing e____ is a bit r___-d_____.

estate, run-down

Paraphrase: "Black Friday" became popular as a label.

caught on

Paraphrase: These events resulted in more security cameras being installed.

led to

I _____ (know) Erik for/since 5 years.

have known for

Present perfect simple or continuous: We______ (only/lose) one game so far this season.

have only lost

Present perfect or past simple: You _____(tell) me that joke last week.

told

Shopping vocab: Don't forget to keep the r_____ in case you decide to t___ something b____.

receipt, take back

Shopping vocab: I t_____ o___ a pair of jeans but they didn't f__.

tried on, fit

Shopping vocab: I went to the s_____, hoping to p__ u_ a b______.

sales, pick up, bargain

Replace the verb with a phrasal verb: She rejected the Erasmus placement.

turned down

Replace the verb with a phrasal verb: I've started a new gardening business.

set up

Replace the verb with a phrasal verb: It's possible for local people to cause improvements in their communities.

bring about

Replace the verb with a phrasal verb: Commuters' arrival can increase local house prices.

push up

Replace the verb with a phrasal verb: I find it difficult to think of ideas for my project.

come up with

Present Perfect Simple or Continuous: Why are you so dirty? I_______(work) in the garden.

've been working