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I felt so much ___ from dropping my ice-cream on my new white shirt.
shame / embarrassment
They aren't married yet, but she is his ___.
fiancé
We went to an ___ ___ while we were on holiday. It was great, especially the rollercoasters.
amusement park
If you don't know what present to buy for someone, you could get them a ___ and then they can choose what they like.
voucher
The horror movie was very ___, but I still enjoyed it.
frightening/scary
The swimming pool was too ___ for the young kids to swim in.
deep
___ ___ your seat belt. (phrasal verb)
Do up
___ ___ your coat on the rack. (phrasal verb)
Hang up
Can you ___ me ___ outside the highschool tomorrow? (phrasal verb)
pick up
The school sports day has been ___ ___ because of bad weather. (phrasal verb)
called/put off
The boxer was ___ ___ in the first round of the fight. (phrasal verb)
knocked out
Mum was late for work because her car ___ ___. (phrasal verb)
broke down
Teacher, I've finished my exam. Should I ___ it ___? (phrasal verb)
hand in
'The phone is a bargain.' The phone is very cheap or expensive?
cheap
I ___ ___ three shops before I found a t-shirt that I liked. (past perfect)
had visited/gone to
MarĂ­a is good at football, ___ ___ ___ being quite slow.
in spite of
If I ___ ___ (know) about the show, I ___ ___ ___ (buy) tickets. (3rd conditional)
had known / would have bought
If it ___ ___ (rain), we could go out. (2nd conditional)
wasn't raining
Another way to say 'shopping centre'
Mall
I ___ ___ at 6.00 and ___ ___ at 6.05 and then brush my teeth. (phrasal verb)
wake up / get up
You ___ go into the lion cage. (modal verb)
mustn't / shouldn't
If I ___ ___ (know) the answer, I ___ ___ ___ (raise) my hand. (3rd conditional)
had known / would have raised
If I ___ (win) the lottery, I ___ ___ (travel) around the world. (2nd conditional)
won / would travel
If it ___ (rain) today, I ___ ___ (stay) at home. (1st conditional)
rains / will stay
If you ___ (work), you ___ (get) tired. (Zero conditional)
work / get
We had to ___ ___ all of the vocabulary in our notebooks. (phrasal verb)
copy out
___ ___ I was taller, I would play in a basketball team.
If only/I wish
It is said that ___ are the closest animals to humans biologically.
chimps/chimpanzees
We all wore fantastic ___ at the show yesterday, everyone said our clothes were beautiful.
outfits
If we don't ___ ___ we'll be late for the show. (phrasal verb)
speed up
Pepe, ___ dog was kidnapped, was found alive in the park. (relative clause)
whose
I ___ my phone stolen. (causative)
had / got
She ___ that he ___ beautiful. (reported speech)
said / was
Please, ___ ___ the radio, it's annoying me. (phrasal verb)
turn off
I need to ___ ___ my young cousin this weekend. (phrasal verb)
look after
If ___ ___ you, I ___ try it. (2nd conditional)
were you / would
My t-shirt ___ ___ of cotton. (passive)
is made