Upper-Intermediate Solutions 3rd | Baamboozle - Baamboozle

Lie down flat/flatly and brief slowly.

flat

She said it flat/flatly , a matter-of-fact statement, completely without emotion.

flatly

Her eyes opened wide/widely in surprise.

wide

We stood on the deck and watched dolphins swim near/nearly the ship

near

The limitations of a wide/widely used financial model also were not properly understood.

widely

I spent rough/roughly 30 years in the book publishing business.

roughly

I have been feeling pretty/prettily tired this week, but have managed to accomplish a lot of stuff.

pretty

For in their thoughts, also, was the Karoo they had lately/late crossed with so much difficulty and danger.

lately

All the rooms are pterry/prettily decorated in pastel colours, and the painted cast-iron bedheads are delightful.

prettily

Stay close/closely to me.

close

...... the tent

put up

..... rough

sleep

..... a campfire

light

This time next month I ... (drive) for ten years

'll have been driving

I'm afraid the books you ordered ... (not / arrive) by Friday.

won't have arrived

We ... (not / work) next week. We'll be on holiday

won't be working

Will you be using / Will you have used (you / use) the car at the weekend?

Will you be using

I ... (go out) with John for two years in May.

'll have been going out

will have been /complete the sentense/ By 11.30 a.m on monday they...walking for 2 hours

will have been

/complete the sentense/ by 2022 i...living on the Earth for 16 years

will have been

/complete the sentense/ This time next Monday, I...playing computer games

will be

You could write some postcards while you will be having/you are having/you have had breakfast

you are having

the hostel won't reserve a room until we are paying/we will pay/we pay in full

we pay

He will let us know the moment he gets/he will have got/he is getting to the festival

he gets

to stay somewhere for a short time during a journey

stop over

to find something by chance

come across

to begin a jorney

set off

to leave a place to do something

go off

to stop a vehicle

pull up

to return home

get back

in very bad condition (adjective)

run-down

a holiday arranged by a travel company for a fixed price that includes the cost of your hotel and transport, and sometimes meals and entertainment

a package holiday

a trip on a ship

a cruise

exactly what is wanted or needed (idiom)

just what the doctor ordered

almost everything (idiom)

everything but the kitchen sink

a place where you feel as relaxed as you do in your own home (idiom)

home from home

a long way from any town or city (idiom)

in the middle of nowhere

far from towns or other places where people live (adjective)

remote

staying at someone's house for free

couch-surfing