Complete this sentence with the correct form of the verb in brackets: I don't know what I __________ (do) if I lost my mobile phone.
would do
Name the opposites of the following adjectives: HIGH, NOISY, DIRTY
Low, quiet, clean
Guess the phrasal verb: "To start a journey / leave home to start going somewhere"
Set off
Which preposition do we use with "the weekend, 5pm, night, bed" : AT / ON / IN / OUT
At: times of the day, hours + the weekend, night, bed
Guess the phrasal verb: "To stop doing sth/abandon sth. before it is finished or complete"
Give up
Transform the following sentence into the passive voice: "This treatment can cure several illnesses."
Several illnesses can be cured by this treatment.
Name the non-gradable adjective of: very bad
Terrible/ horrible/awful
Which modal verbs can we use to talk about possibility?
Can, could, may, might
The person who plays chess is called the ___________ ___________.
Chess player
Choose synonyms for the expression "be interested in"? 1.Be pleased with, 2.Be keen on, 3. Be proud of, 4. Be fond of
2. Be keen on and 4. Be fond of
Rewrite the following sentence using the word in brackets: "I’d prefer to go skiing this year rather than go on a beach holiday." (INSTEAD OF)
I’d prefer to go skiing this year instead of going on a beach holiday.
Choose the correct option in capital letters: Where do you fancy GO/GOING this evening?
Going (If there's a verb after FANCY, it must be in the gerund form)
Choose the correct option in capital letters: "I was completely __________ (AMAZED/AMAZING) by the beauty of the gardens. It was a really ______ (INTERESTED/INTERESTING) tour."
Amazed, interesting
How do you form the superlative of an adjective? (2 forms)
1) The + adj + EST = the heaviest 2) The most + adj = The most beautiful
Rewrite the following sentence using the words in brackets: You need not wait for me. (HAVE TO)
You don't have to wait for me.
Choose the correct preposition in capital letters: Afraid, ashamed, bored, fond + ON / OF / AT
Of
Explain the difference between "lose" and "miss"
1) Lose: not able to find sth. or sb. 2) Miss: Not going somewhere or arrive late to get somewhere.
Meaning of "enough". How do you use it with a noun? And with and adjective?