I returned the dress to the shop because it was badly made.
Because the dress was badly made, I ...................................................................to the shop. TOOK
TOOK it back
The newspapers said that Pete had pushed the other player.
The newspapers................................................the other player.
ACCUSED
ACCUSED Pete of pushing
Impress- adverb
Impressively
wide- noun
width
Fifty years ago, cars were slower than they are nowadays
Fifty years ago, cars..............................they are nowadays. AS
weren´t AS fast as
Sue taught small children in a school in Sydney before returning to the UK.Sue .............................of small children in a school in Sydney before returning to the UK. WORKING
was WORKING as a teacher
young- noun
youth
Happy-noun
Happiness
I´m sorry I didn´t meet you at the airport- my car wasn´t working.
I ............................................................................
at the airport if my car had been working. MET
would have MET you
My friend, whose name is Edward, is usually called Fuzz at college.
My friend Edward ...............................Fuzz at college.
KNOWN
is (usually) KNOWN as
For me, Stella McCartney is doing a lot more interesting work than other designers today.
For me, Stella Mcartney is by.........................designer working today.
FAR
FAR the most interesting
society- adj
social
represent- noun
representative
Access- adjective
accessible
science- adjective
scientific
understand- negative
misunderstand
apply - noun
application
danger- adjective
dangerous
reason- adverb
Reasonably
I´m not as frightened of flying as I am of ghosts.
THAN
I´m ........................................I am of flying. THAN
more afraid of ghostsTHAN
mess- adj
messy
legal--negative adverb
Illegally
TRICK -ADJECTIVE
Tricky
Conscious- negative adverb
Unconsciously
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