You wear _____ on your legs. (tights / cardigan / scarf)
tights
A Who’s that man? B Sorry, I _____ him.
B Sorry, I don't know him.
We _____ for a taxi. We’re looking for the bus stop. (not wait)
We aren't waiting for a taxi. We’re looking for the bus stop.
You need this if your trousers are big.
belt
Opposite of 'thin'
overweight
opposite of 'hard-working'
lazy
A What ______ like? B She’s got long, dark hair and she’s very tall.
A What does she look like?
This boy is flying _____ the clouds.
above / over
The boy is hiding _____ a curtain.
behind
A What _____? B I’m reading an email.
A What are you doing?
She _____ people who talk a lot. (not like)
She doesn't like people who talk a lot.
Marisa is sitting _____ to Salvatore. (behind / opposite / next)
next
He _____ lunch at work. (usually / have)
He usually has lunch at work.
How often _____ your aunt and uncle? (see)
How often do you see your aunt and uncle?
He's sitting ______ TV.
in front of
A Why _____ he _____ sunglasses? B Because it’s very sunny today.
A Why is he wearing sunglasses?
Oh no! My _____ are different colours today! (jeans / tights / socks)
socks
My cousin _____ biology at university. (study)
My cousin studies biology at university.
I can’t get my book. It fell _____ the sofa. (next / behind / above)
behind
Uma _____ a vegetable curry now and it looks delicious. (make)
Uma is making a vegetable curry now and it looks delicious.
A _____? B She’s shy and quite serious.
A What’s your sister like?
A Why_____? (smile) B Because I’m happy.
A Why are you smiling?
The mouse is in ______ of a room.
the corner
In winter, you don’t usually wear _____ . (a scarf / shorts / gloves)
shorts