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PARAPHRASE THE SENTENCE BY USING THE SPECIAL WORD: They managed to get here even though the traffic was heavy. DESPITE
Despite the heavy traffic, they managed to get here. / They managed to get here despite the heavy traffic.
PARAPHRASE THE SENTENCE BY USING THE SPECIAL WORD: It was snowing, so the train was cancelled. DUE
The train was cancelled due to the snow.
PARAPHRASE THE SENTENCE BY USING THE SPECIAL WORD: She wore dark glasses so that she wouldn't be recognised. SO AS
She wore dark glasses so as not to be recognised.
PARAPHRASE THE SENTENCE BY USING THE SPECIAL WORD: Jane sees Martha once a month. EACH OTHER
Jane and Martha see each other once a month.
PARAPHRASE THE SENTENCE BY USING THE SPECIAL WORD: The chidren wrapped the present on their own. BY
The chidren wrapped the present by themselves.
COMPLETE: He sometimes c___ a___ as quite sarcastic, but he doesn't mean it.
comes across
COMPLETE: They suddenly got married on holiday in Las Vegas. They are very sp____
spontaneous
COMPLETE: She never asks anyone for help - she's completely s____-s____
self-sufficient
COMPLETE: Alexa can always find a way of solving problems - she's very r___
resourceful
COMPLETE: My brother wasn't very s____ when I failed my driving test - in fact, he laughed!
sympathetic
COMPLETE: He was de____ to be a musician, even as a boy.
determined
COMPLETE: She's always open and honest - she's just really s____ to work with.
straightforward
COMPLETE: On the surface he seems tough, but d___ d___ he's quite sensitive.
deep down
WHAT'S THE IDIOM? My kids can be a real p... in the... when we eat out - they're so fussy!
pain in the neck
WHAT'S THE IDIOM? My grandmother has always had a q... t... We were quite scared of her when we were young.
quick temper
WHAT'S THE IDIOM? He can be a bit bad-tempered, but he's got a heart...
a heart of gold
