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  • She has a _____________
    sore throat
  • ____________ (you / ever / work) in a coffee shop? No, never.
    Have you ever worked
  • a type of soft leather with a surface like velvet on one side
    suede
  • She drank ___________ (Italian / black / hot) coffee
    She drank hot black Italian coffee
  • people from the Netherlands
    the Dutch
  • Where have you been?____________ (you / play) tennis?
    Have you been playing tennis?
  • I need __________ (computer / comfortable / a) desk.
    I need a comfortable computer desk.
  • a type of material that is usually blue and often used for making jeans
    denim
  • people who can't see
    the blind
  • a verb which means to be the right shape and size for somebody
    fit
  • people from Greece
    the Greek
  • We can use action and non-action verbs with present perfect. True or false?
    True
  • ____________ (young / a / pretty) girl walked into the room.
    A pretty young girl walked into the room.
  • We ___________ (be) extremely busy the whole morning.
    have been
  • people from Scotland
    the Scottish
  • His back ______
    hurts
  • She's _________
    choking
  • We ate __________ (green / English / round / some) apples.
    We ate some round green English apples
  • He bought _____________ (woollen / a / British / fabulous) suit.
    He bought a fabulous British woollen suit.
  • This is the third time I ___________(come) to see you this week, doctor.
    have come
  • We use non-action verbs with present perfect only?True or false?
    True
  • He ____________ for 2 hours. (read) He ____________ 53 pages. (read)
    He has been reading for 2 hours. He has read 53 pages.
  • He has __________ (silver / old / beautiful / a) ring.
    He has a beautiful old silver ring.
  • Have you been busy? No,____________(I / watch) TV.
    No, I've been watching TV
  • He wants _______________ (some / French / delicious / really) cheese.
    He wants some really delicious French cheese.
  • We wanted ____________ (grey / a / metal) table.
    We wanted a grey metal table.
  • people from Israel
    the Israeli
  • I want ____________ (silk / green / an / amazing) dress.
    I want an amazing green silk dress.
  • simple and traditional in style or design
    classic
  • I visited __________ (ancient / a / spooky / German) castle.
    I visited a spooky ancient German castle.
  • He bought a new phone as soon as he saw the advert for it! He's so ______.
    impulsive
  • They ____________ for 3 months. (travel) They ____________ 10 countries so far. (visit)
    They have been traveling for 3 months. They have visited 10 countries so far.
  • She went home and sat on (comfortable / her / wooden / old) bed.
    She went home and sat on her comfortable old wooden bed
  • When you have a cold you S_______ and C_____.
    sneez and cough
  • An infectious illnness like a very bad cold that causes fever, pain, and weakness. F______
    flu
  • people who don't have a job
    the unemployed
  • They stayed in __________ (little / a / cute) cottage
    They stayed in a cute little cottage.
  • He has a ________ on his hand.
    blister
  • He has __________ (a lot of / old / interesting) books.
    He has a lot of interesting old books.
  • people who can't hear
    the deaf
  • She dropped _____________ (old / beautiful / the) plate and it smashed
    She dropped the beautiful old plate and it smashed
  • people from France
    the French
  • an adjective that describes a regular pattern of round dots
    spotted
  • They bought ___________ (red / a / new) car
    They bought a new red car
  • Where’s Lisa? Where ____________ (she / go)?
    Where's she gone?
  • an adjective which means well dressed in fashionable and/or formal clothes
    smart
  • an adjective which is the opposite of tight
    loose
  • people who have a lot of money
    the rich / the wealthy
  • _______________ (your throat / hurt) less since then?
    Has your throat been hurting
  • I was here last Wednesday, ______(forget)?
    Have you forgotten
  • An injury to your leg which means you can't walk. a S________ ankle
    sprained
  • a phrasal verb that means to put on clothes which are more formal and elegant than those you usually wear
    dress up
  • a verb which means to take off one set of clothes and put on another
    get changed
  • She has painted the house. Is the room painted now?
    Yes
  • He has a _______
    headache
  • an adjective which means not formal
    casual
  • He saw __________ (French / writing / old / an) desk.
    He saw an old French writing desk.
  • people who are old
    the elderly
  • She's been painting the house? Do we know if the room is painted now?
    We don't know. We focus on the activity.
  • the material that comes from a sheep or goat
    wool
  • This can happen if you drop very hot liquid on yourself. B_______ yourself.
    burn
  • We use action verbs with present perfect continuous. True or false?
    True
  • You look tired. ____________(you / work) hard?
    Have you been
  • people without a home
    the homeless
  • an adjective which describes a top without arms
    sleeveless
  • They wore a suit and gorgeous dress to the wedding. They looked like film stars, they were so g_______!
    glamorous
  • a pattern of squares, usually in two colours
    checked
  • Three parts of the body that we can use with "ache". E________ , S_________, T ________
    earache, stomach ache and toothache
  • He feels ________
    dizzy
  • He has got a ______
    rash
  • no pattern, simple
    plain
  • She was so _____! She ran into the burning building to save a complete stranger!
    brave
  • She has __________
    fainted
  • She never asks for help. She's so i_______.
    Independent
  • He loves going to parties and events. He so s_______.
    sociable
  • Anyway, I took your advice and I ____________(drink) plenty of water and I _________(not talk) to much.
    have been drinking / haven't been talking
  • He ____________ the championship 3 times. (win). He ____________ football since he was very young. (play)
    He has won the championship 3 times. He has been playing football since he was very young.
  • people who aren't alive
    the dead
  • a word to describe a person whose hair / clothes / appearance is untidy or dirty
    scruffy
  • people from Switzerland
    the Swiss
  • He is looking for ____________ (leather / stylish / a /black) bag.
    He is looking for a stylish black leather bag.
  • This is a very old book. ____________(I / have) it since I was a child
    I've had it
  • Correct or incorrect? I've been studying English since a year.
    incorrect. FOR a year
  • Well, yes, it is, but now I have a more serious problem with my foot. It _______ (be) swollen since yesterday. and I _________( not able to ) walk since yesterday.
    has been / haven't been able to
  • an adjective describing e.g. a jacket or sweatshirt which has a part which covers the head
    hooded
  • They have ____________ (Dutch / black) bicycles.
    They have black Dutch bicycles
  • _________ (young / a / pretty) girl walked into the room.
    A pretty young girl walked into the room.
  • I didn't sleep at all last night, so I don't feel the least bit e_____.
    energetic
  • people from Thailand
    the Thai
  • people from Wales
    the Welsh
  • Look! ____________ (somebody / break) that window.
    has broken
  • They went on holiday to ___________ (small / wooden / a / beautiful) cabin
    They went on holiday to a beautiful small wooden cabin
  • When we use an action verb with present perfect continuous we are thinking about the activity or the result?
    The activity
  • a phrasal verb which means to combine well with something
    go with
  • This can happen to you if a piece of food gets stuck in your throat. C______
    choke
  • people from Japan
    the Japanese
  • an adjective which means not modern
    old fashioned
  • She bought ____________ (plastic / red / a / new) plastic lunchbox
    She bought a new red plastic lunchbox.
  • people who aren't well
    the sick / the ill
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