FC Unit 1 Vocabulary | Baamboozle - Baamboozle | The Most Fun Classroom Games!

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(seguro de si mismo) The young gymnast was quite s___-_______ and acted as if he knew he would win the competition.

self-confident

(depender) Her brother really d______ _____ / r______ ____ her to help him ith his homework.

depend on / rely on

(limpiar polvo) - I help clean the house. I d_____ ____ ______

dust the furniture

(maleducado) The man was i_______ to the waitress. She was trying to help him and he was just horrible to her.

impolite

(descarado/atrevido) That boy was very c_____ and took all of the teacher´s pens away from her.

cheeky

(infantil) I can´t believe how c_______ it was of me to get angry when I didn´t win the game.

childish

(considerado) The flowers you gave her were very t________.

thoughtful

(solucionar) - My car would not start so I had to s______ ____ ______ before I came to work.

sort it out / work it out

(abrir una cuenta bancaria) - I must go to the bank to o______ ___ ______ tomorrow.

open an account

(relajar) - Some times it is good to do nothing and just c_____ ______.

chill out

(limpiar / aclarar) I hope that the sky c_____ ___ and the sun comes out.

clears up

(remdelar/renovar) We should d____ ___ this old house and sell it.

do up

(poner la mesa) - Every evening I L____ ____ _____ for dinner.

lay the table

(percibir propina) - I have a job so I don´t r_______ _____ ______ from my parents anymore.

receive pocket money

(tomar decisiones) - My parents let me m______ _______ on what clothes I can buy and wear to school.

make choices

(cojer un trabajo de tiempo parcial) - I hope to g_____ _____ ______ _____ _____ this summer.

get a part-time job

(de mal humor) That naughty boy is b__ _______. He is always angry

bad-tempered

(trabajador) The girl is very h___ _______. She studies a lot and gets really good grades.

hard working

(tender la ropa) - Can you help me h_____ _____ ______ ____?

hang the washing out

(parecer) The boy t______ _______ his father and likes tennis too.

takes after

(llever bien) My friend and that new girl really h___ ___ ____ and now they go out all the time.

hit it off

(mirar atrás) When I L___ ____ __ my childhood, I remember having a lot of fun with my brother and sister.

look back at

(admirar) I L___ ___ ___ my older brother. He is great!

look up to

(plan/gestionar dinero) - I only have 50 pounds so I will have to s_____ ____ ______ or I will run out of money.

set a budget

(llevarse mal/enfadarse) They f____ ____ and haven´t spoken to each other in two weeks.

fell out

(probar) We should t____ ___ that new chinese food restaurant in the centre.

try out

(barrer) - I never have to s______ ____ _____ because my sister does that job.

sweep the floor

(pagar las cuentas) - My mother and my father both p_____ ____ _____ on the computer in the evening.

pay the bills

(cuidar de) You have to l____ ___ ___ cars before you cross the street.

look out for

(aliviado) I was r_______ when we got back to the house before it started raining.

relieved

(comprar esenciales) - I really need to go to town to b_____ ______ _______.

buy essential items

(seguir con / llevar bien) - She doesn´t g______ ____ _____ her cousin. They are always arguing.

get on with

(poner la mesa) - Every evening I s____ ____ _____ for dinner.

set the table

(llegar a hacer) - I didn´t g______ ______ _____ doing my homework.

get round to