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Define: abrasive and impassive;
abrasive: of a person or manner) showing little concern for the feelings of others. impassive: expressionless, cold.
Define: Husky and Shrill
husky: (of a voice or utterance) sounding low-pitched and slightly hoarse, throaty. shrill: (of a voice or sound) high-pitched and piercing.
Define: SLEEK and TOUSLED.
Sleek: (of hair, fur, or skin) smooth and glossy. Tousled: make (something, especially a person's hair) untidy.
c) I’d love some coffee. d) I was really happy.
c) So would I. d) So was I.
So or neither? a) I can’t swim. b) I’ve never been there
a) Neither can I. b) Neither have I
You can't do it, _________? They should have done it, _________?
c) can you? d) shouldn't they?
You haven't been there, ________? I like coffee, ___________?
a) have you? b) don't you?
What is your name? I'd like to know...
I'd like to know what your name IS
Do you like Led Zeppelin? I was wondering________
I was wondering IF you like Led Zeppelin.
Indirect questions: When did you go there? Do you mind telling me ___________?
Do you mind telling me how you WENT there?
Indirect questions: How do you know about this? Can you tell me ___________?
Can you tell me how you know about this?
Use in a sentence so that the meaning is clear: TIGHTEN HIS BELT WEAR YOUR HEART ON YOUR SLEEVE
TIGHTEN HIS BELT - stop wasting money WEAR YOUR HEART ON YOUR SLEEVE - to make your emotions visible to anyone.
Use in a sentence so that the meaning is clear. OFF-THE CUFF BUCKLE DOWN. BRIGHT AS A BUTTON
OFF-THE-CUFF - without preparation, improvised. BUCKLE DOWN - tackle a task with determination, start working. BRIGHT AS A BUTTON - intelligent
I wish I could've gone, but I _______ (not, have) the money.
I hadn't had the money.
They invited me to see "I, Tonya", but I _______ (already, see) it.
I had already seen it.
My parents ___________ (live) downtown anymore.
My parents AREN'T LIVING downtown anymore.
I __________ (not see) anyone at the moment.
I'm not seeing anyone at the moment.
It's almost noon and he still _______ (not/have) breakfast.
He still HASN'T HAD breakfast.
She ______ (work) as a consultant.
She WORKED as a consultant.
I _______ (finish) high school last year.
I FINISHED high school last year.
I __________ (study) a lot this week.
I HAVE STUDIED a lot this week.
She _______ (travel) to NYC every year.
She TRAVELS to NYC every year.
Pasta _______ (consist) of flour and eggs.
Pasta CONSISTS of flour and eggs.


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