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  • Do you prefer a feather pillow or a foam pillow?
    ...
  • Explain the difference in use between a clock and a watch.
    Clock hangs on the wall while we wear a watch on our wrist.
  • There are many s... buildings (very tall modern buildings, usually in a city) in New York.
    Skyscrapers
  • I have plenty of clothes I no longer use, but they are still in a good condition. I will d... them.
    donate
  • Name 4 sea animals
    Octopus, shrimp, jellyfish, seahorse
  • What time is it?
    It is half past eight.
  • We wear them over periods of rain, to keep our feet dry and warm.
    Wellington Boots or wellis for short.
  • The night is absolutely beautiful, It is full ..... tonight.
    moon
  • What is your wife like?
    ...
  • These shoes make a woman look elegant, though they are not really comfortable if you wear them for the whole day.
    High heels
  • It is challenging for him to a... It takes him a few days to do so (to say sorry to someone for having done something that has caused problems or unhappiness for them).
    apologize
  • I love eating Sunday r... chicken! Yummy!
    roast
  • I can't wait for my r... (the period in someone's life after they have stopped working because of having reached a particular age). I am going to buy a van and travel around Italy and Spain.
    retirement
  • It is not always easy to a...(to agree that something is true, especially unwillingly) that we are wrong.
    admit
  • This small beetle is a logo of one of my favourite supermarkets ;)
    ladybug
  • What's your least favourite sport and why?
    ...
  • They keep us warm in wintertime. The first thing we put on our head (it starts with letter B.... ). The second thing is put around our neck. It is usually long, made of wool and ultra soft (it starts with letter S...)
    beanie and scarf
  • I'll need a ..... (it starts with letter L...) to hang some of the christmas decorations around the garden.
    A ladder
  • I can't stop eating chocolate. I am a... to it (doing something as a habit, or not able to quit sth that is not good for our health)
    addicted
  • What does your wife look like?
    ...
  • This room is what I was looking for! It is s.... (large and with a lot of space) and l...(bright). I am going to rent it for sure!
    Spacious and luminous
  • What are you top 3 veggies? What food do you prepare with them?
    ...
  • Pardon! Is this seat t... ? No, no. It's free.
    taken
  • Name the fruit you see and tell me if you like eating it. What taste does it have?
    The fruit is peach and it is sweet.
  • I am crazy about eating dumplings! They are so d.... ( really tasty).
    delicious
  • Name 6 types of weather.
    Sunny, stormy, foggy, rainy, cloudy, windy.
  • What's this?
    A paper clip
  • I've been working the whole day! I need to h... a b.... (to rest).
    to have a rest
  • I am really a.... I started learning English after many years.
    ambitious
  • I did shopping today. I had a few h... (the opposite of light) bags to carry.
    Heavy
  • Name three pieces of jewellery. The first one is worn on fingers (starts with letter R...). The second one is worn on the lobe or edge of the ear (starts with letter E...). The last one is worn around the neck (starts with letter N or C...)
    a ring, earrings and a necklace/ chain
  • I like the combination of sweet and sour, so I often eat chocolate with s...
    salt sticks
  • Read it aloud please: You can come tonight! Everything is ready!
    ...
  • Do you want s... or r... ticket?
    single or return
  • She has lovely c... hair. You will recognise her instantly!
    curly
  • Read it aloud please: You can't talk so loud here!
    ...
  • Many people decide to q... b... h... (to stop doing things that are not good for them for various reasons)
    quit bad habits
  • Name 5 things you are into and 5 you are not into. Explain why.
    ...
  • What's this?
    A stapler
  • The dog is t.... (to make someone want to have or do something, especially something that is unnecessary or wrong) to eat the donut.
    tempted (to be tempted to do sth)