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B1. Class 9. HW check

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  • to tell someone that the person has done something wrong and that you are angry about it
    tell off
  • to secretly listen to people's conversations
    eavesdrop
  • agree to something
    say yes
  • a person who is too interested in things that do not involve them
    busybody
  • Angelica is really upset. What did you ___ to her? - I ______ her the truth, that’s all.
    What did you SAY to her? - I TOLD her the truth, that’s all.
  • finally
    eventually
  • in a way that is easy to understand or see
    obviously
  • a synonym to 'gossip'
    rumour
  • He ___ me some ____ gossip about our mutual friends.
    He TOLD me some JUICY gossip about our mutual friends.
  • to say something funny
    tell jokes
  • a very interesting piece of news
    juicy gossip
  • something said or written, or behaviour that is silly or stupid
    nonsense
  • Why ___ you ___ lies all the time? ____ I believe It’s easier to be honest.
    Why ARE you TELLING lies all the time? PERSONALLY I believe It’s easier to be honest.
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