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What are they playing?
checkers
A person who sells fish is a ...
fishmonger
ODD ONE OUT terrific / awesome / terrible / brilliant / outstanding
terrible (all the others mean excellent)
ONE WORD She went to the theatre ... her own.
on
RIGHT or WRONG? I'm used to study at the weekend.
WRONG I'm used to STUDYING at the weekend.
What's the opposite of valuable? WORTHLESS or PRICELESS?
WORTHLESS
What do you call the clothes worn by actors in a play or film? Spell it.
a costume
What's this?
a spotlight
It was very good OF / AT / FOR you to come. Thank you!
OF
Jim stopped TO TIE / TYING his shoelace. Wait for him!
TO TIE
They treat her AS / LIKE their daughter.
LIKE
RIGHT or WRONG? There was such a lot of salt in the stew I couldn't eat it.
RIGHT
He's TOO / SO young to go on his own.
TOO
What's this?
a bat
I'll keep some salad for your brother IN CASE / IF he's hungry when he gets home.
IN CASE
I like to walk in the mountains SO THAT / SO AS TO relax.
SO AS TO
ALTHOUGH / DESPITE the sun was shining, it wasn't very warm.
ALTHOUGH
Your father divorces your mother and gets married again. His new wife is your ...
stepmother
What are these types of games called?
board games
RIGHT or WRONG? He's making a good progress in maths.
WRONG He's making good progress in maths.
Where do you play football or cricket?
on a pitch
What's this?
a shuttlecock
What's this?
hail / a hailstorm
What's this?
a beak
I tried hard not TO LAUGH / LAUGHING.
TO LAUGH
ODD ONE OUT claws / whiskers / hooves / screeches / fins
SCREECHES
She's very SENSITIVE / SENSIBLE to other people's feelings.
SENSITIVE
The weather was EXTREMELY / ABSOLUTELY wonderful!
ABSOLUTELY
She displayed the CLASSIC / CLASSICAL symptoms of depression.
CLASSIC
ONE WORD All flights were ... off due to bad weather.
called / put
ONE WORD The teacher got her ideas ... very well.
across
ONE WORD I got ... to work as soon as I arrived.
down
ONE WORD A taxi picked them ... and took them to the airport.
up
ONE WORD We carried ... a survey on staff attitudes.
out
ODD ONE OUT undergraduate / degree / lecturer / higher education / head teacher
HEAD TEACHER
RIGHT or WRONG? Jane liked everyone apart of her boss.
WRONG Jane liked everyone apart FROM her boss.
PUT IN THE CORRECT ORDER band / best / by / he / in / the / was / far / singer / the
He was by far the best singer in the band.
RIGHT or WRONG? He could run quicker than his brother.
WRONG He could run MORE QUICKLY than his brother.
ONE WORD We were all impressed ... her enthusiasm.
by / with
What do you call a person who writes reviews?
a critic or reviewer
ONE WORD The police want to speak to the man ... car is parked outside.
whose
RIGHT or WRONG? My father who you met last week is now writing a detective novel.
WRONG My father, who you met last week, is now writing a detective novel.


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