Letter P: Which phrasal verb can mean the following two things: 1) to go somewhere and collect someone 2) to learn something?
Pick up
Letter J: What is the collective noun for items such as necklace, bracelet, pendant?
Jewellery/Jewelry
Letter E: Which prefix is added to turn the adjective RICH into a verb?
En- enrich
Letter R: Which word does not take the prefix re-?
write
responsive
do
load
Letter O: Say three verbs that begin with the letter O.
open, offer, organise, observe, offend, obey, occur, oil
Letter C: What is the opposite of DISTRIBUTE?
Collect
Letter L: Which verb beginning with 'L' completes the following expression: ____ up to someone's expectations?
live
Letter M: What do we call the following these verbs: OUGHT TO / WOULD / SHOULD / DARE?
Modal verbs
Letter T: What is the opposite of LOOSE?
Tight
Letter H: Which adjective is the opposite to LIGHT?
Heavy
Letter A: What is the general term we use for prefixes and suffixes?
Affixes
Letter U: Which of the following words takes the prefix un-?
experienced
worthy
valued
spell
Letter W: Which country is missing: England, Northern Ireland, Scotland?
Wales (all of which make up the UK)
Letter F: If something is good for the environment, it is environmentally _____ .
friendly
Letter N: Is the noun NEWS countable or uncountable?
Uncountable
Letter V: Give a noun that comes from the verb VARY.
variety, variation, variant
Letter Q: What is the word (verb and noun) for a line of people waiting to be attended to?
Queue
Letter Y: How do you add suffixes to words that end in -y (happy - happ_ness)?
Change the Y for an I (happiness).
Letter K: Which word beginning with 'K' is a synonym of TYPE, SORT, AFFECTIONATE, CARING?,
kind
Letter B: Which preposition is a synonym of BENEATH?
Below
Letter G: Which phrasal verb is used when we stop doing an activity or break a bad habit?
Give up
Letter F: What is the ungradable (strong) adjective of ANGRY?
Furious
Letter Z: What do we call a pedestrian crossing marked with white stripes? Think about an animal.
zebra crossing
Letter S: Which words from each pair are the verbs: adviCe - adviSe / practiCe - practiSe?
advise and practise
Letter I: When we change the position of the subject and auxiliary in questions and some grammatical structures, we call it an...
inversion (What do you do? Rarely do I go to the cinema.)
Letter X: Say 4 English words that end with X?
box, fox, mix, six, affix, suffix, prefix, apex...
Letter D: Which word completes the following phrases: ____ away with / ____ the housework / make ____ with?
Do