She felt she had to speak ___ because it was something she felt strongly about.
out
Lara looks sad. Let’s do something to ____ her ____ .
cheer _ up
If your car isn’t starting, why don’t you ____ your dad ____ (look) at it? He’s good at that sort of thing.
get _ to look
I’m thinking of ____ my hair _____ (dye) pink. What do you think?
having / getting _____ dyed
I really need to ___ my school uniform ____ (clean) . It’s filthy!
have / get _ cleaned
kindness and sympathy towards others
humanity
random
divorced
fade
USE THE PASSIVE - The neighbour’s cat bit me on the leg.
I was bitten on the leg by the neighbour’s cat.
I’d like to ____ you on winning first prize in the essay competition.
congratulate
I couldn’t be bothered to cook, so I _____ sushi ____(deliver).
had _ delivered
JOIN THE SENTENCES: I don’t like cats. I don’t like dogs.
I don’t like either cats or dogs.
JOIN THE SENTENCES: Maria doesn’t have any time. Donna doesn’t have any time.
Neither Maria nor Donna has any time.
he is a very .... person who likes to tell others what to do
bossy
it is very important for parents to build up the ...... -....... of their children for them to grow confiddent in their own abilities
self-esteem
The documentary intended to _____ people to think about the issue of pollution.
reassure
amuse
cheer up
stimulate
Most of the audience laughed at his joke, but I wasn’t ____ at all.
amused
reassured
cheered up
stimulated
He is a very ....... person who is able to understand other people's feelings
sympathetic
We are putting up posters to ___ the news about our new music club.
speak out
amuse
cheer up
spread
USE THE PASSIVE - We may record your call.
Your call may be recorded.
become less bright, strong or clear
go away
fade
brightenless
unclear
They showed us a film to _____ the importance of road safety.
highlight
I tried to ____ him that everything was going to be OK.
reassure
USE THE PASSIVE - Sunlight provides the power in this house.
The power in this house is provided by sunlight.
JOIN THE SENTENCES - He speaks French. He speaks Spanish.
He speaks both French and Spanish
JOIN THE SENTENCES: He doesn’t speak French. He doesn’t speak Spanish.
He speaks neither French nor Spanish.