Explain the meaning of this idiom and use it in context: 'To be/feel in one's element'
Think of different words you could fill in this gap with: 'The ________ of this report is to outline the positive and negative aspects of the way sport is currently taught in schools'
Speaking Part 4 Question: What do you think governments could do to improve life in big cities?
On Speaking Part 2: Name as many expressions of deduction and speculation as you can
They might be..., They seem to be..., It looks like they are..., I suppose..., They must be....,
Name words or expressions which collocate with the preposition 'in'
To be interested in, To have success in, To believe in, To have experience in, To do a course in...
Rewrite this sentence using the word in capital letters: 'Max didn't accept the job because of the salary' DOWN
Max turned down the job because of the salary
Speaking Part 1 Question: What place near you would you recommend visiting?
Rewrite this sentence: 'I'm sorry I got to your party so late' - Joana apologize ____________________ up so late at the party' HAVING
How many phrasal verbs with the verb 'take' do you know?
Take on, Take up, Take in, Take off, Take away
Speaking Part 4 Question: Do you think people value a job more if they've had to work hard to get it?
Speaking Part 3 - How important is for young people to learn these skills at school: giving presentation, work in a team, save money, develop digital skills?
Name all the words you know that derive from 'create'.
Complete the gaps with one word: 'The experts analyzed up ___ 49 diamonds, all of ______ contained special minerals'
to; which
Do you know the meaning of these phrasal verbs: put on, put off, put out, put through?
Can you tell the difference between these pair of words: Cool - Chilly, Clean - Rinse, Dangerous - Risky, Impartial - Objective
Speaking Part 1 Question: What do you hope to be doing in ten years' time?
Do you remember the meaning of these adjectives often used in reviews: Gripping, Delectable, Moving, Dull, Tear-jerker?
Speaking Part 3: Name 2 expressions of agreement, 2 expressions of disagreement, and 2 expressions of neutrality
A: Absolutely! - I couldn't agree more! D: I think otherwise! - Well, I'm afraid I have a different view... N: You may be right but... - I see what you mean
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