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Good news bad news - C1.1 Unit 5
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What does 'to flare up' mean? Create an example sentence
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Make a sentence using the phrasal verb 'to perk up'
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What's the word for 'not acceptable / very rude' --> o_________________
outrageous
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What is a 'middleman'?
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If you're extremely happy, you feel over the ________
moon
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What is an anaphoric reference and why do we use them?
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Name 2 informal phrases you can use to break bad news to someone
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Each group member must name one thing they can't get enough of
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Name 5 phrasal verbs you have learnt this week
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From a scale of 1 - 10, how much do you trust the news in your country? (the oldest member of your group must answer)
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Make a sentence using the phrasal verb 'to revel in'
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Make a sentence using the phrasal verb 'reconcile oneself to'
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Name 2 formal phrases you can use to break bad news to someone
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Name 3 British newspapers
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Give a definition for 'mainstream'
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I felt so knackered when I ran the London Marathon but hearing the crowd cheer put miles in my ______
tank
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What's the adjective to describe something with no organisation at all? --> c___________
chaotic
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Think of a news story you have heard about this week. The youngest member of your group should describe it to the class.
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The triathlon was tough but I tried my best and pushed on until the ____________ end
bitter
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If someone is gossiping and sharing information which might not be true, they are spreading _____________
rumours
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'I really wanted to open my eyes. ____________ had been covered with a black scarf'
They
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