A person who will believe anything is g_____ (adj.).
gullible
Missing verb: When he complimented my presentation, it really _____ my day!'
made
Tell me 3 words that take the negative prefix in-.
Indelicate, inexcusable, inescapable, incapable, insufferable.... etc.
I studied at Winchester university, just ___ he did. (as / like)
like
If you 'stem the flow' of something, you...
slow it down/stop it (e.g.: Removing the job advert from the website stemmed the flow of applications.)
Something that cannot be escaped is i______ (adj.).
inescapable
Tell me 3 adjectives ending in -ible.
Reversible, gullible, inflexible, responsible, visible.... etc.
I think the same ___ you - that option 2 is the best one. (like / as)
as
Missing verb: 'Everyone who's staying at the company is being asked to ____ sacrifices, like pay cuts or working reduced hours.'
make
Capable of making decisions quickly and easily = d________ (adj.)
decisive
Missing verb: 'I'm happy to help him, since he ____ me a good turn before.'
did
____ my dad, my aunt said it was a bad idea. (like / as)
Like
Missing verb: 'I tried restarting the computer, but it didn't ____ a difference.'
make
If news or gossip travels around very quickly, we can say it _____ like wildfire. (one word, verb).
spreads
Missing verb: If you want to cheer him up, why not ____ him a compliment? (one word, verb)
pay
Mum - '____ your mother, I obviously want what's best for you.' (as / like)
As
Tell me 3 adjectives ending in -ive.
active, attractive, passive, extensive, destructive, decisive.... etc.
Someone is coming to repaint my bedroom next week. --- HAVING --- Next week, I ______________.
am having my bedroom repainted
No one was being allowed inside the building. ---NOT--- They _______________ inside the building.
were not letting anyone
What does it mean if you 'take something for granted'?
You don't appreciate it as much as you should, and maybe neglect it.