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Phrasal verb meaning: to stop doing something, usually beacuse it's too difficult.
Give up
Which tense do we use to emphasize the fact that an action is incomplete and focuses on the duration.
Present perfect continuous
To prepare your body for sport (phrasal verb).
Warm up
Phrasal verb which means to START DOING something.
Take up
Which tense do we use for past experiences when the exact time isn't stated?
Present perfect
To win or get a point, goal, etc. in a competition, sport, game, or test.
Score
To defeat or do better than.
Beat
What do you call the area where you can go ice skating or even play ice hockey?
Rink
What do you call the area shown in the picture?
Pitch
Look at the picture. Name three very common sports which can be played in these areas drawn out on the ground.
Tennis - basketball - volleyball
Way of living and/or travelling which costs almost nothing.
Freeganism
When we tell stories or talk about actions or events in the past, which tense do we use to emphasize that one past action finished before another past action?
Past perfect
Which compound noun represents the picture?
Rooftop
Which compound noun represents the picture?
Skyscraper
Which compound noun represents the picture?
Amusement park
An individual who explores man-made structures often as a hobby.
Urbexer
Very frightened.
Terrified
Very sad and without hope.
Depressed
To travel by getting free rides in someone else's vehicle.
Hitchhike
A long journey, especially by ship.
Voyage
A verb which means to make the same journey regularly between work and home.
Commute
A book, play, or film that has an exciting story, often about solving a crime.
Thriller
The actors in a film, play, or show.
Cast
A book, film, or play that continues the story of a previous book, etc.
Sequel
Which is the past participle of FLY?
FLOWN
We use this tense to talk about things which are always or generally true.
Present Simple
Which suffix do you add in order to make the noun of the word: FRIENDLY? Does it suffer any spelling change?
-ness (cross out "y" and add "i")
What is the noun of the word: CONFUSED
Confusion
Which adjective describes the feeling of being angrily irritated?
Annoyed
In which kind of questions we don't need the auxiliary "do" or "did"?
Object questions
An adjective which means feeling or showing a great pleasure.
Delighted
What's the negative noun of the word HAPPY.
Unhappiness
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