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Complete First 3rd Ed > Unit 1 Vocab Revision
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Add a prefix to form the opposite of honest.
dishonest
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If there is a lot of dust or bits on the floor, we ____ it.
sweep
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Add a prefix to form the opposite of organised. There are 2.
un/disorganised
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Add a prefix to form the opposite of polite.
impolite
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At the weekend teenagers often ____ ____ with friends in the shopping centre.
hang out
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Use bossy in a sentence to show its meaning.
My sister is so bossy - she's always telling me what to do!
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Make a sentence to show the meaning of reliable.
Toby is very reliable - if he says he'll do something, he'll do it.
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You have 10 seconds to write 3 prefixes on the whiteboard.
-dis -in -im -ir -un
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Housework. Stand up and mime the action "dust"/"dusting".
...
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What verb do we use when we say we "prepare" the table.
lay/set
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What does considerate mean? Give a definition or make a sentence.
kind, thoughtful and helpful
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Julie finally admitted to the principal that her turtle did not eat her homework, and that she had ... (Phrasal verb)the whole thing.
made up
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Add a prefix to form the opposite of logical.
illogical
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Add a prefix to form the opposite of mature.
immature
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Name 3 adjectives that are usually positive.
hard-working, bright, considerate, honest, enthusiastic, mature, polite, wise, responsible, reliable.
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The Mafia boss said "Toni, we're ... (Phrasal verb) you to handle this problem for the family."
counting on
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Add a prefix to form the opposite of concerned. And make a sentence to show the meaning.
unconcerned
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We _____ the washing out to dry.
hang
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Add a prefix to form the opposite of sensitive.
insensitive
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I don't expect a lot of people to ... (Phrasal verb) at this event because it's on a Tuesday night.
turn up
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