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My sister doesn’t like wearing skirts or dresses and ……… do I.
neither / nor
I’m really looking ……… to watching the fashion show.
forward
My older brother loves fashion and spends at ……… £100 a month on clothes.
least
The clothes shop is closed today ……… to a lack of staff.
due
I tore a hole in my new T-shirt ……… accident.
by
I usually iron my clothes at ……… same time as watching TV.
the
I didn’t see anything I wanted to buy ……… first, but then I found a really nice top.
at
What you wear for a party depends ……… what kind of party it is.
on
That shirt holds / fits you really well.
fits
Janet would love those shoes – can you remember what length / size she is?
size
Why don’t you try on / try out that dress if you like it so much?
try on
Billy’s shirt suits / matches his trousers – they look great together.
matches
That dress really suits / matches you!
suits
Sally always carries an umbrella / uniform because it rains a lot where she lives.
umbrella
I prefer T-shirts with long sleeves / buttons that cover up my arms.
sleeves
Many women carry their purses and other items in a backpack / handbag.
handbag
I don’t feel well – I’ve got a high ………… and a headache.
temperature
In my country, doctors only spend about ten minutes with each ………… .
patient
I’ve improved my ………… and now eat things which are much healthier.
diet
It’s amazing how much doctors can find out just by testing a bit of your ………… .
blood
My doctor gave me a ………… and the medicine’s making me feel better already.
prescription
It’s important to avoid having lots of ………… in your life if you can.
stress
I go to the ………… three times a week to do some exercise.
gym
Fiona’s often late for school, but she’s ……… time today.
on
I feel ill, so I’m staying at home today instead ……… going to school.
of
The bus stop is just ……… front of the cinema.
in
There’s a new student in my class who comes ……… Spain.
from
Tony has lots of homework to do ………. school this evening, so he can’t go out.
after
My older sister is studying medicine ……… university.
at
Stella usually walks ……… school, but sometimes she gets the bus there.
to
The company I work ……... employs about 50 people.
for
the person you’re closest to, who’s usually not in your family
best friend
someone who you work with
colleague
your mum or dad’s mum or dad
grandparent
someone who gives the lessons at school or college
teacher
your aunt and uncle’s child
cousin
your manager at work
boss
someone who you study with at school or college
classmate
the son of your brother or sister
nephew
an animal used in the desert that doesn’t have to drink very often
camel
a small animal with soft fur that people keep as a pet
cat
a farm animal that people keep for its milk
cow
an animal with a very long neck
giraffe
an insect that lives in large groups and makes honey
bee
a large animal that lived a long time ago
dinosaur
a friendly, intelligent animal that lives in the sea
dolphin
a big fish with very large teeth
shark
an African animal that hunts and kills other animals
lion
a colourful bird that you can teach to talk
parrot
You can buy clothes and other things in this big shop.
department store / shopping centre
You go here to send a parcel.
post office
You go here to keep fit.
gym / sports centre
It might be self-service, or there might be a waiter.
restaurant
You go here to buy medicines and things for your health.
chemist / pharmacy
The money you spend here helps other people.
charity (shop)
It’s often outdoors and you can often find bargains here.
market
You can open an account here.
a bank
film / I / that / yet / seen / haven’t
I haven't seen the film yet.
finished / we / eating / just / have
We have just finished eating.
work / checked / my / by / I / a friend / had
I had my work checked by a friend.
too / test / the / for / was / difficult / me
The test was too difficult for me.
Mr Brown / strict / as / Miss Jones / as / isn’t
Miss Jones isn't as strict as Mr Brown. OR Mr Brown isn't as strict as Miss Jones.
work / this / enough / isn’t / good
This work isn't good enough.
Mrs / usually / us / teaches / Edwards
Mrs Edwards usually teaches us.
hobby / photography / popular / is / very / a
Photography is a popular hobby.
often / Sam / for / appointments / late / is
Sam is often late for appointments.
favourite / maths / my / subject / is
Maths is my favourite subject.
Who is responsible for / with / about organising the event?
for
I’m not very keen of / on / for sport.
on
Hurry up – I’m tired of / from / with waiting for you!
of
Are you interested for / in / with keeping fit?
in
We were very surprised at / from / for the result.
at
The city of Manchester is famous of / for / from its football teams.
for
You should be ashamed for / from / of yourself for cheating in the game!
of
Netball is similar with / of / to basketball.
to
I always take glass bottles to the .................. . It’s important to use glass again.
bottle bank
I don’t throw paper into the .................. bin. I always .................. it, to reduce the number of trees that are cut down.
rubbish | recycle
I use .................. such as buses and trains. I try to avoid driving because it causes air .................. .
public transport | pollution
I think that .................. change is a really serious problem and everyone needs to do more to prevent it.
climate
a small attractive house in the country ........................
cottage
a building where people make things, often using machines ........................
factory
a building where people go if they are ill ........................
hospital
a building where people are sent if they have committed a crime ........................
prison
a small hotel that is not very expensive ........................
guest-house
a room or building where people work at desks ........................
office
You don’t have to / should drink lots if you have a cold or a sore throat.
should
I think you’ve got a fever. You ought to / shouldn’t see a doctor.
ought to
It’s important to rest. You don’t have to / mustn’t do anything for a few days.
mustn't
You needn’t / should worry – it isn’t a very serious operation.
needn't
You don’t have to / shouldn’t eat if you have stomach ache, but it’s important to drink.
shouldn't
I’m sorry, you can’t see the doctor today. You have to / mustn’t make an appointment.
have to
If an ..................... is painful, you should always ..................... the part of your body that’s hurt.
injury | rest
If you feel ..................... after eating something, you should go to a pharmacy to get some ..................... .
sick | medicine
If you ..................... your arm, you should call an ..................... to take you to hospital immediately.
break | ambulance
Horse-riding is a more ..................... sport than ..................... or football.
dangerous | rugby
According to ..................... , you should exercise for an hour a day to keep ..................... .
doctors | fit
If your ..................... is healthy, it usually ..................... around 70 times per minute.
heart | beats
Do you fancy going in / out / up tonight, maybe to the cinema?
out
We often get in / out / together to watch a DVD.
together
I was at a party last night and didn’t get back / out / to until late.
back
Who does Max usually hang up / in / out with?
out
My family sometimes eat out / up / away. We like pizza restaurants.
out
Do you want to come out / over / away to my house later?
over
I’m tired, so I think I’ll stay up / in / into tonight.
in
I usually meet up / out / together with my friends at the weekend.
up
where / your brother / live?
Where does your brother live?
she / like / watching / films?
Does she like watching films?
you / look / forward / to / next weekend?
Do you look froward to next weekend?
how often / they / meet / their friends?
How often do they meet their friends?
why / you / study / English / this year?
Why are you studying English this year?
the sun / shine / at the moment?
Is the sun shining at the moment?