B2 Cenex | Baamboozle - Baamboozle | The Most Fun Classroom Games!

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Many people [accept / get a grip] that they have a limit to what they can do.

Many people accept that they have a limit to what they can do.

I have to __________ some boring jobs around the house this weekend. They have to be done. [tackle / step forward]

I have to tackle some boring jobs around the house this weekend. They have to be done.

Don’t __________ your ability to face challenges. You’ve always been good at dealing with new things. [adapt / underestimate]

Don’t uderestimate your ability to face challenges. You’ve always been good at dealing with new things.

My mom says I was __________ other people when I was a child. Actually, I was just shy. [frightened of / accept]

My mom says I was frightened of other people when I was a child. Actually, I was just shy.

When I’m stressed, I tell myself to [get a grip / be a step forward] and deal with things.

When I’m stressed, I tell myself to get a grip and deal with things.

My good friends often help me [underestimate / get through] difficult times.

My good friends often help me get through difficult times.

I’ve never [been capable of / been frightened of] learning new things. I love it!

I’ve never been frightened of learning new things. I love it!

They say it’s hard to [survive / be capable of] in this city, but I’m doing fine!

They say it’s hard to survive in this city, but I’m doing fine!

My dad used to tell me, “You need to [welcome / adapt] in order to be successful.”

My dad used to tell me, “You need to adapt in order to be successful.”

When I’m really busy at work, I can’t [cope with / underestimate] other things. I’m too tired.

When I’m really busy at work, I can’t cope with other things. I’m too tired.

I’m afraid I’m not __________ doing a sales manager’s job. I don’t have the skills. [capable of / adapt]

I’m afraid I’m not capable of doing a sales manager’s job. I don’t have the skills.

Congratulations on your graduation. It’s a __________ in your life, and a big one. [accept / step forward]

Congratulations on your graduation. It’s a step forward in your life, and a big one.

She’s moving to the country because she __________ the pressure of city life anymore. [tackle / can't take]

She’s moving to the country because she can't take the pressure of city life anymore.

We told the police what happened, but they wouldn’t __________ our explanation. [can't take / accept]

We told the police what happened, but they wouldn’t accept our explanation.

You usually __________ well to big changes in your life. [adapt / underestimate]

You usually adapt well to big changes in your life.

I [tackle / can’t take] all this work. It’s too much!

I can’t take all this work. It’s too much!

I usually [welcome / resist] change – unless it’s dangerous, of course!

I usually welcome change – unless it’s dangerous, of course!