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  • The part of a radio or other electrical equipment through which the sound is played.
    Speaker
  • This book is so good I want to ___________ to the end!
    read on
  • A flat surface in a cinema, TV or a computer in which pictures or words are shown.
    A screen
  • To meet and spend time together.
    To hang out.
  • What is to 'make it up'?
    To become friends again after a disagreement.
  • What does ' to fall out0 mean?
    To stop being friends with somebody because you have had a disagreement with them.
  • Sam ____________ the words she doesn't understand in the dictionary. (be careful with the tense!)
    looks up
  • A person that can be trusted.
    Reliable
  • Describe: Bounce back
    Correct answers get the points.
  • A person who has a strong wish to be successful.
    Ambitious.
  • A person who serves ustomers in a shop.
    A shop assistant.
  • What's an encyclopedia?
    Any correct answer gets the points.
  • It doesn't look good when you make a lot of mistakes and you __________ them ______.
    cross out
  • A person who is easily upset by the things people say or so.
    Sensitive.
  • '_____________ the page and continue reading.', said the teacher.
    Turn over
  • A computer that is small and can be carried around.
    Laptop
  • What does it mean? - To get on well with.
    To have a good relationship with somebody.
  • The man ______________ the magazine quickle before he bought it. (be careful with the tense!)
    Flicked through
  • What does this mean? - To see eye to eye.
    To agree with somebody.
  • A person who works in construction.
    A BUILDER
  • A person who repairs baths, water pipes, etc.
    A plumber.
  • A person who is relaxed and not easily upset.
    Easy-going
  • The thing you use to write on your computer.
    Keyboard.
  • To answer.
    To reply.
  • A person who writes articles for a newspaper.
    Journalist.
  • The student ___________ the instructions so that everybody could hear them (be careful with the verb tense!)
    read out
  • When you receive and email and send it to someone else you...
    Forward it.
  • What does this mean? - To have arguments with.
    To have angry disagreements with somebody.
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