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US7 Vocb 2022-23

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  • What are the phrasal verbs for "explode" and "investigate"?
    blow up / look into
  • Give two meanings of "make up".
    invent (a story), reconcile and maquillaje
  • Onomatopoeia: the sound of lots of water coming out of a pipe very fast
    gush
  • Concession Clauses: "Despite the heat" HOWEVER
    However hot it is/was,
  • Modals of Speculation. I´m convinced she passed. FAILED
    She can´t/couldn´t have failed.
  • Two sayings: All that .........is not gold / and / Actions speak lourder than ........
    glitters / words
  • It was only his stubbornness that prevented him from dying. If he .............
    hadn´t been (weren´t) stubborn, he would have died.
  • Which four-word, hyphenated expression means "very rare" (it´s got a number in it)
    one-in-a-million
  • Shakespeare was known as "The ......." Bard/Bird/Bored/Board/Barred/Bind
    Bard
  • An expression for "easy" is "a piece of .........."
    cake
  • What is the noun of "REVIVE"?
    revival
  • Concession Clauses: "In spite of her exhaustion" (AS)
    Exhausted as she was/is,
  • Word Formation: grit (adjective) and long (noun)
    gritty and length
  • "set in" means .....start a journey/become established/establish/intend
    become established
  • Onomatopoeia: Name things that snarl, ping and crackle (three different answers)
    dog, microwave, fire (burning wood)
  • There were allegations he was drunk. ALLEGED - He .........
    ....was alleged to have been drunk
  • Concession Clauses: "Although he passed the exam, (WHILE)
    While he may have passed the exam,
  • Word Formation: strong (verb) and verification (verb)
    strengthen and verify
  • What is the crime of steaiing from a supermarket called?
    shoplift(ing)
  • What part of your body do you move to frown?
    eyebrows
  • “How likely am I to pass ?” ME “What are the chances ……………………… ?”
    of me passing
  • Explain what a "filter bubble" is.
    When you´re only exposed to the same opinions.
  • Sentence with RATHER - "I / prefer / he / not be / my teacher
    I´d (I would) rather he weren´t (wasn´t) my teacher