Read the sentence: /ɪz ʃiː ˈsɪərɪəs əˈbaʊt ˈgɪvɪŋ ʌp hɜː ʤɒb?/
Luckily, the damage to the car was not serious.
He (claims/ causes) that he didn’t see anything.
CLAIMS
Mark closed his eyes and (purposed/ pretended) to be asleep.
PRETENDED
(to tell someone that something bad or dangerous may happen): _ A _ _
WARN
I've just had a (though/ thought/ through) - it might be quicker to go by bus.
THOUGHT
You shouldn't let his (positive/ negative) comments get you down - he doesn't know what he's talking about.
NEGATIVE
Accidents are the inevitable (result/ refuse) of driving too fast.
RESULT
List 2 prepositions that can come after "discussion".
about, with, of
The conditions are (ideal/ idea) for a day's skiing.
IDEAL
Police are responsible for investigating criminal activities. True or false?
TRUE (investigate: điều tra)
Which is the correct pronunciation of the word "doubt": A. /daʊt/ or B. /dɒbt/
A. /daʊt/
I’ve been trying to (convince/ complain) Jean to come with me.
CONVINCE