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UNIT 7

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  • I'm sure you'll finish before I finish.: Ellipsis or substitution?
    Substitution: I'm sure you'll finish before I do
  • They were going to have a big wedding but they've decided not to have a big wedding. Ellipsis o substitution?
    Ellipsis: They were going to have a big wedding but they've decided not to.
  • He'll go next month. I think I'll go next month too. Ellipsis or substitution?
    Substitution: He'll go next month. I think I'll go then too
  • It beats very quickly because you are excited or afraid
    set my heart racing
  • lasting only a short time
    short- lived
  • to make someone cry a little
    bring a tear to my eye
  • He's sure he'll pass the exam, but I don't think he will pass. Ellipsis or substitution
    Substitution: He's sure he'll pass the exam, but I don't think so
  • an essential or highly desirable item
    must- have item
  • to please someone or make someone happy
    bring a smile to my face
  • I'm going to eat the spicy food but do you think you should eat the spicy food? Ellipsis or substitution?
    ELLIPSIS: I'm going to eat the spicy food but do you think you should?
  • chill up my spine
    send shivers down my spine
  • very fashionable
    bang on trend- really in
  • I went shopping in the morning and I went to the doctors in the afternoon. Ellipsis or substitution?
    Ellipsis: I went shopping in the morning and to the doctors in the afternoon.
  • You get this when you are cold, frightened, or excited, the hairs on your skin stand up
    gives me goosebumps
  • no longer generally worn by people
    go out of fashion
  • to be extremely happy, to be delighted
    fill my heart with joy
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