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What does 'embrace' mean? Use it in a sentence.

To accept something eagerly or to hug someone

Imagine you’re a social media manager. Use ‘engage with followers’ and ‘promote the brand’ to describe your strategy.

To engage with followers, I respond to comments and post polls. This helps me promote the brand effectively.

Define ‘get away with’ and use it in a sentence about school rules.

To escape consequences for something wrong. Example: He cheated on the exam but got away with it.

Which sentence is correct?

She worked there for ten years before she retired.

Both

She had been working there for ten years before she retired.

What’s the difference between 'sensible' and 'sensitive'?

Sensible means practical and reasonable, while sensitive means easily affected by emotions or feelings.

"I get the ______ that he isn’t very confident."

impression

He ______ (study) for three hours, and he is still working on it.

has been studying

Use 'come up with' to explain how you solved a problem. Talk for 30 seconds.

I came up with a new way to organize my schedule....

Explain a time when you had to ‘adapt to new circumstances’ in school or work.

I adapted to new circumstances when I switched to remote learning during the pandemic.

She ______ (write) emails all morning.

has been writing

"She came _____ a brilliant idea for the project."

up with

She ______ (can’t/mustn’t) have done it; she was with me all day.

can’t

The lights are on, so he ______ be at home.

must

Define the word ‘stubborn' and use it in a sentence.

Someone who refuses to change their mind or be flexible.

Describe a major breakthrough using advanced vocabulary. Talk for 30 seconds.

A major breakthrough in medicine was the invention of vaccines...

Compare the meanings of ‘landslide’ and ‘avalanche.’

A landslide involves rocks and soil, while an avalanche refers to snow and ice falling rapidly down a mountain.

Speculate about the past using a modal verb: He didn’t answer his phone yesterday.

True or False? The phrase "get over" means to recover from something, like an illness or disappointment.

True

Make a sentence. Is the clause defining or non-defining? The book/I borrowed/ was fascinating.

The book that I borrowed was fascinating - defining

Which sentence is correct?

Both

I’ll call you when I will get home.

I’ll call you when I get home.

They’re expecting a ______ in the local economy next year, thanks to the new policies.

boost

Which sentence is correct?

Both

I’ve been knowing him for years.

I’ve known him for years.

Rewrite with modal speculation: It’s impossible that they found a harbour this easily.

They can’t have found a harbour this easily.

Compare ‘competitive’ and ‘ambitious’ in a workplace context.

Competitive means wanting to outperform others; ambitious means having a strong desire to achieve goals.

By the time we arrive, the film ______ (start).

will have started

Correct the mistake: "He must been working hard."

He must have been working hard.

Correct the error in this sentence: The tourists said they are in the cave for three hours before they got out.

The tourists said they had been in the cave for three hours before they got out.

Which word describes someone who is always willing to share or give to others?

Generous

Find the odd one out:

confident

sociable

arrogant

likeable

The company launched an exciting new campaign to ______ the brand.

promote

Defining or Non-defining Relative Clause? "My brother, who lives in Germany, visited me last summer."

Non-defining

Use 'selfish' and 'generous' in contrasting sentences about teamwork.

He was selfish and didn’t share ideas, while his partner was generous with suggestions.

She’s been so ______ since she started working here, always willing to help anyone who needs it.

supportive

Use the phrase ‘strikes me as’ to describe a friend. Talk for 30 seconds.

My friend strikes me as someone who is very creative. ...

Identify the error and correct it: "He could have went to the meeting earlier."

He could have gone to the meeting earlier.

Which word doesn’t belong?

avalanche

tsunami

wildfire

harbour

We couldn’t find him when we arrived; he ______ (leave) already.

had left

After the long negotiations, the company finally agreed to ______ the new terms.

represent

He ______ (study) for two hours before he took a break.

had been studying

The canyon, ______ we visited last summer, was breathtaking.

which

Which sentence is correct?

Both

They had been studying when the power went out.

They studied when the power had gone out.

Explain ‘short-lived’ and give an example from technology trends.

Something that doesn’t last long, e.g., “That trend was short-lived; no one uses it anymore.”

Correct the modal verb error: "She didn't have to have eaten all the cake."

She can’t have eaten all the cake.

By this time next week, I ________ (finish) my report.

will have finished

Which modal verb completes the sentence? "She _____ be at home, but I’m not sure."

might

His ______ for the project was obvious; he worked on it day and night.

determination

By this time next month, the company ______ (launch) its new product line.

will have launched

Which sentence is correct?

You should have gone to the doctor earlier.

You should go to the doctor earlier.

Both

Combine the sentences using non-defining relative clauses:John is my friend. He loves hiking.

John, who loves hiking, is my friend.

Which word doesn’t belong?

polite

thoughtful

grumpy

patient

Use 'let go of' to talk about dealing with stress.

It’s hard to let go of worries before an exam. ...

This time tomorrow, we ______ (attend) a conference about brand promotion.

will be attending

Which sentence is correct?

This is the house which I grew up in.

This is the house in which I grew up.

Both