Unscramble: never / I / such / seen / a / have / beautiful / place
I have never seen such a beautiful place.
Past participle of 'ride'
Ridden
We need to find ______ what time the meeting starts.
out
comfort → adjective
comfortable
Complete: ____ the time we arrived, the film had already started.
By the time we arrived, the film had already started.
Correct: He didn't used to spend time online when he was younger.
He didn't use to spend time online when he was younger.
Correct the mistake: He suggested to go to the cinema after school.
He suggested going to the cinema after school.
Unscramble: should / earlier / you / have / me / told
You should have told me earlier.
Correct: This jacket doesn’t fits me very well.
This jacket doesn’t fit me very well.
What does 'find out' mean?
To invent something
To discover information
This outfit isn’t big ______ for me.
enough
What does 'look after' mean?
To take care of someone/something
To look for something
Testing clothes before buying them is...
To try something on
Correct the mistake: One of my friends don’t like going out in the night.
One of my friends doesn’t like going out at night.
Unscramble: you / ever / such / have / experienced / a / situation
Have you ever experienced such a situation?
Complete: I wish I ______ speak English fluently.
I wish I could speak English fluently.
Correct: Yesterday I worn a very comfortable outfit for the party.
Yesterday I wore a very comfortable outfit for the party.
What does 'pick up' mean?
To collect something / lift something
To throw something away
Unscramble: already / she / has / left / the / house
She has already left the house.
I ran ______ my old teacher at the supermarket yesterday.
into
Opposite of boring
Interesting
Unscramble: too / me / heavy / for / this / bag / is / carry / to
This bag is too heavy for me to carry.
Correct: There’s too much people here
There are too many people here
Unscramble: this / after / look / you / weekend / can / my / cat / ?
Can you look after my cat this weekend?
use → adjective
useful
Unscramble: was / when / phone / the / rang / I / cooking
I was cooking when the phone rang.
interest → adjective
interesting / interested
Correct: My best friend usually wear casual clothes to work.
My best friend usually wears casual clothes to work.
Complete: I’m looking forward to ______ you again.
I’m looking forward to seeing you again.
Correct the mistake: She has finished her homework yesterday before dinner.
She finished her homework yesterday before dinner.
What does 'give up' mean?
To stop doing something
To donate old belongings
Correct the mistake: When I arrived at the party, everyone danced.
When I arrived at the party, everyone was dancing.
care → adjective
careful
I don’t have ______ free time during the week.
much / a lot of
One synonym for cheap
Inexpensive / Low-cost
Correct: I know her for years
I’ve known her for years
Past participle of 'hide'
Hidden
Can you look ______ my dog while I’m away?
after
Unscramble: doesn’t / this / me / suit / color
This color doesn’t suit me.
What does ‘break down’ mean?
To stop working
To escape
Past participle of 'break'
Broken
Complete: He ______ __________ his homework yet, so he can’t go out.
He hasn't finished his homework yet, so he can’t go out.
Unscramble: enjoy / I / with / friends / hanging / out / my
I enjoy hanging out with my friends.
success → adjective
successful
Past participle of 'forgive'
Forgiven
danger → adjective
dangerous
What does 'turn down' mean?
To be in a horizontal position
To decrease (volume, intensity)
Correct the mistake: I am used to wake up early because of school.
I am used to waking up early because of school.