PHRASAL VERB: To be similar to an older member of the family. T____ A____
TAKE AFTER
PHRASAL VERB: Travel or move from place to place.
GET AROUND
Correct the PAST TENSE form: 'He choose the film that we saw.'
'He CHOSE the film that we saw.'
Complete the sentence: 'The rice has spilt everywhere! I'll have to s_ _ _ the floor.'
SWEEP
Complete the sentence: 'I hate w_ _ _ _ _ _ u_ , it's my least favourite household task.'
WASHING UP
Complete the sentence with a noun: 'They must have hired a brilliant artist because this book is worth the money for the stunning I___________ alone.'
ILLUSTRATIONS
Identify the type of music
CLASSICAL
Choose the correct verb: 'Let's go out and CHASE / GATHER some flowers from the garden.'
'Let's go out and GATHER some flowers from the garden.'
Complete the sentence: 'My grandmother wants me to f_ _ the leak in her bathroom, because it's damaging the floor.'
FIX
Choose the correct verb: 'He won't be able to drive forwards into that parking space - he'll have to OVERTAKE / REVERSE.'
'He won't be able to drive forwards into that parking space - he'll have to REVERSE.'
Identify the type of music
JAZZ
PHRASAL VERB: To go to the place where someone is leaving and say goodbye.
SEE OFF
Identify the type of music
COUNTRY
Make a phrasal verb related to holiday activities: WANDER
ON
OUT
AROUND
UP
PHRASAL VERB: Arrive and get the key at a hotel.
CHECK IN
PHRASAL VERB: Say the words of a text aloud
READ OUT
Change the noun to a verb: REGISTRATION
REGISTER
Make a phrasal verb related to holiday activities: STAY
OUT
ON
WITH
DOWN
Complete the sentence: 'Before I take out the rubbish, I have to s_ _ _ the glass and metal items for recycling.'
SORT
Change the verb to a noun: TREAT
TREATMENT
Complete the sentence with a noun: 'The opening C________ was so bad that I didn't bother reading any further.'
CHAPTER
PHRASAL VERB: Decide to do something later
PUT OFF
Complete the sentence with a noun: 'There are no surprises in this book because it has such a predictable P______.'
PLOT
This is the amount of money you allow yourself to spend over a period of time.
BUDGET
PHRASAL VERB: To go on holiday, often because you need a rest.
GET AWAY
Make a phrasal verb related to holiday activities: CHILL
UP
AROUND
DOWN
OUT
PHRASAL VERB: To persuade someone to do something. T____ I____
TALK INTO
PHRASAL VERB: Do an activity with others
JOIN IN
It's a strong wind that can destroy houses.
TORNADO / HURRICANE
Identify the type of music
REGGAE
Complete the sentence with a noun: 'The sensitive treatment of a very complex I_____ is what makes this book so special.'
ISSUE
Make a phrasal verb related to holiday activities: COOL
DOWN
OUT
UP
AROUND
You can often get this in a shop that is closing down, when it wants to sell everything.
BARGAIN
PHRASAL VERB: Pay the bill, return your key, and leave a hotel.
CHECK OUT
Complete the sentence with a noun: 'Peter, the son of the king, is only a minor C_______, he doesn't appear much.'
CHARACTER
In the end, I ______ persuade my dad to buy me a scooter.
MANAGED TO
WILL BE ABLE TO
Complete the sentence with a noun: 'I knew he had a major R_____ in the play because his name was the same size as the title on the poster.'
ROLE
Correct the VERB form: 'I went to that restaurant three times - I love it.'
'I'VE BEEN to that restaurant three times - I love it.'
Complete the sentence: 'I need to p_ _ a_ _ _ all the clean clothes, but I have to f_ _ _ them first before putting them in the wardrobe.'
PUT AWAY / FOLD
Correct the PAST TENSE form: 'Last week, I was needing some new clothes.'
'Last week, I NEEDED some new clothes.'
Correct the PAST TENSE form: 'The phone rang while I had dinner.'
'The phone rang while I WAS HAVING dinner.'
Choose the correct verb: 'This bike is so heavy that it's hard to STEER / BRAKE in the right direction.'
'This bike is so heavy that it's hard to STEER in the right direction.'
Stella could read before she ______ walk.
WAS ABLE TO
MIGHT BE ABLE TO
Correct the PAST TENSE form: 'When we were kids, we use to go away together.'
'When we were kids, we USED to go away together.'
Change the noun to a verb: APPLICATION
APPLY
During this event, the ground shakes.
EARTHQUAKE
Identify the type of music
HIP-HOP
Correct the PAST TENSE form: 'I used to work at a festival last summer.'
'I WORKED at a festival last summer.'
Change the noun to a verb: DEFINITION
DEFINE
PHRASAL VERB: Remain while others leave
STAY BEHIND
Complete the sentence: 'My brother l_ _ _ _ _ the dishwasher because I s_ _ _ _ the floor.'
LOADED / SWEPT
Change the WORD to fit in the gap: 'Before the internet, children used to read a wide ___ of fiction, from comics to novels.' (VARY)
'Before the internet, children used to read a wide VARIETY of fiction, from comics to novels.'
PHRASAL VERB: To trust someone to help you. D____ O____
DEPEND ON
Change the WORD to fit in the gap: 'Today most of our ___ is to be found online.' (ENTERTAIN)
'Today most of our ENTERTAINMENT is to be found online.'
Change the noun to a verb: INTRODUCTION
INTRODUCE
PHRASAL VERB: Understand something
FIGURE OUT
Correct the mistake: 'I can’t come to the cinema tomorrow. I’ll be do homework all day.'
'I can’t come to the cinema tomorrow. I’ll be DOING homework all day.'
Make a phrasal verb related to holiday activities: SIGN
OF
OUT
UP
DOWN
Complete the sentence: 'I have to c_ _ _ _ u_ after the party before my parents arrive home today.'
CLEAR UP
Complete the sentence: 'While we are on holidays can you please remember to w_ _ _ _ the plants, they will die in this hot weather.'
WATER
Correct the mistake: 'My auntie will have a baby soon.'
'My auntie IS GOING TO have a baby soon.'
Change the noun to a verb: CONCENTRATION
CONCENTRATE
Change the adjective to a noun: DARK
DARKNESS
Change the adjective to a noun: FRIENDLY
FRIENDLINESS
Correct the mistake: 'I’ll finish the project today. I’m not sure.'
'I MIGHT / MAY / COULD (WELL) finish the project today. I’m not sure.'
Change the noun to a verb: CONNECTION
CONNECT
This word describes someone who has plenty of money - more than they need.
WEALTHY
Change the WORD to fit in the gap: 'Do you read for ____ or only if you have to, for school?' (PLEASURE)
'Do you read for PLEASURE or only if you have to, for school?'
Change the verb to a noun: ENCOURAGE
ENCOURAGEMENT
Identify the type of music
FOLK
Correct the mistake: 'Please don’t phone me at 3 am. I’ll sleep!'
'Please don’t phone me at 3 am. I'LL BE SLEEPING / ASLEEP!'
It's a huge wave that is big enough to knock over trees.
TSUNAMI
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OPERA
Change the noun to a verb: PERMISSION
PERMIT
I _____ swim until I was 15 years old.
COULDN'T
MANAGED TO
PHRASAL VERB: To feel you can understand someone. I_____ W_____
IDENTIFY WITH
Choose the correct verb: 'He BALANCED / SLID the plate across the table and I picked it up.'
'He SLID the plate across the table and I picked it up.'
Change the verb to a noun: ARGUE
ARGUMENT
Correct the PAST TENSE form: 'We went to my house and we were watching TV.'
'We went to my house and we WATCHED TV.'
Lava runs down its side, and clouds of toxic gas float into the air.
VOLCANO
PHRASAL VERB: To argue with someone and stop being friendly with them. F___ O___ W___
FALL OUT WITH
Choose the correct verb: 'I BALANCED / DIVED behind a wall when I heard the car approaching.'
'I DIVED behind a wall when I heard the car approaching.'
This is the amount of money you have in your account at a particular time.
BALANCE
Correct the mistake: 'Who knows? I am going to win the lottery next week.'
'Who knows? I MIGHT / MAY / COULD win the lottery next week.'
Complete the sentence: 'Be careful with the coffee, if you spill it you'll have to w_ _ _ the table.'
WIPE
Correct the mistake: 'This is such a sad film. I’ll cry.'
'This is such a sad film. I'M GOING TO cry.'
How ____ fix Mark's computer?
COULD YOU
DID YOU MANAGE TO
This happens when there has been very heavy rain.
FLOOD
Perhaps you get this from your parents every week.
ALLOWANCE
Correct the VERB form: 'Last year, I've decided to cut out meat from my diet.'
'Last year, I DECIDED to cut out meat from my diet.'
Complete the sentence with a noun: 'The teacher read us a very moving N_____ about a child who was brought up by wolves.'
NOVEL