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I don't want to work today. I can't be b___.
I can't be bothered
If you need to repay someone, you ___ them.
owe
We have to study grammar in class. -- Rewrite with MAKES -- The teacher...
The teacher MAKES US STUDY GRAMMAR IN CLASS.
I HAVE TO / MUST get my mum a birthday present this week.
MUST (personal, internal obligation)
You HAVE TO / MUST wear a seat belt when you're driving.
HAVE TO (law, external obligation)
People are forbidden from DRIVE / DRIVING in parts of Madrid's city centre.
DRIVING (forbidden from + verb-ing OR forbidden to + verb)
You DON'T HAVE TO / HAVEN'T TO bring anything to the party if you don't want to.
don't have to
get worse = go d______
go downhill
Start living a calmer life by getting married, buying a house, having kids, etc. = s_____ d____
settle down
the quality of being average = m______
mediocrity
people of the same age, job or social status = p____
peers
Another way to say 'can' is 'b_ ___ __'.
be able to
I don't know how, but I m_____ to pass my exam! (I could, I passed)
managed
Which word is different?
 
deny
 
let
 
permit
 
allow
Which word is different?
 
restrict
 
forbid
 
ban
 
outlaw
Which is not correct?
 
My parents let me to go.
 
My parents allowed me to go.
 
My parents let me go.
 
I was allowed to go.
Which shows a weak obligation?
 
supposed to
 
must
 
have to
 
manage to
Yo que se! = How s____ I know?!
How should I know?!
What's a more polite way to say 'very old'?
elderly
If you support one side or group more than another, unfairly, your are b___.
biased
If someone wants to wait before they make a decision, normally until the next day, they say they are going to sleep __ __.
sleep on it (sleep on a decision)
VARY/VARYING is a verb and VARY/VARYING is an adjective. The correct sentence is, ‘The dogs were of ____ sizes.’
VARY (v.), VARYING (adj.), The dogs were of VARYING sizes.
Put ‘We can see...’ in the passive voice, so it could be a formal sentence in a report.
‘It can be seen…’
If something is obvious or easy to see coming, it is p…
predictable
A verb which means ‘evolve’ or ‘expand’
develop
A synonym for terrible or awful
dreadful
A phrasal verb that collocates with idea and means ‘get’ in this context
come up with
An adjective meaning ‘not practical’
unrealistic
A verb meaning ‘say something is bad’
criticise
An adjective meaning strange or crazy
bizarre
A verb that means ‘say no to’ (e.g.: an idea)
reject
Which word/phrase CAN’T you use? _____ you study, you should pass. Imagine
 
Suppose
 
As long as
 
Provided
 
If
Which word phrase CAN’T you use? _____ you won the lottery. What would you do with the money?
 
Provided
 
Supposing
 
Let’s say
 
Imagine
Which word/phrase CAN’T you use? ____ price
 
break into
 
set
 
raise
 
reduce
Which word/phrase CAN’T you use? _____ a/the market
 
launch
 
see a gap in
 
dominate
 
break into
Which word CAN’T you use? _____ a product
 
set
 
launch
 
advertise
 
endorse
Tell me three times you should use an infinitive.
Tell me three times you should use a gerund.
I recommend _________ (visit) the catherdral while you’re there.
visiting (recommend + gerund)
I’m looking forward to __________ (have) a party this weekend!
having (phrasal verb + gerund)
I really miss _________ (see) my old school friends.
seeing (miss + gerund)
How do you plan __________ (celebrate) your birthday this year?
to celebrate (plan + inf.)
It’s important __________ (save) money for the future.
to save (adj. + inf.)
Are we allowed __________ (leave) early today?
to leave (allow + inf.)
Do you remember __________ (visit) the Grand Canyon when you were younger?
visiting (remember + gerund when you have the memory of an event)
_________ (ski) is more difficult than I expected.
Skiing (gerund as the subject)
I was disappointed __________ (learn) that I didn’t get the job.
to learn (adj. + inf.)
She’s so good at __________ (play) the piano.
playing (gerund after preposition)
I’m not interested in __________ (learn) a new language.
learning (gerund after preposition)
Would you like __________ (go) for a walk in the park with me?
to go (would + inf.)
Do you enjoy __________ (read) novels in your free time?
reading (enjoy + gerund)
My car is old, and very prone to ____.
 
breakdowns
 
outlooks
 
drawbacks
 
trade-offs
Making friends in a new city often involves a ____ between spending time socializing and focusing on work or studies.
 
trade-off
 
breakdown
 
outlook
 
drawback
It’s very important to have a positive OUTCOME /OUTLOOK on life.
OUTLOOK
The OUTCOME / OUTLOOK of the game was a tie, with both teams scoring 3 goals.
OUTCOME
Which word is different?
 
drawback
 
downside
 
disadvantage
 
breakdown
If they didn’t live so far away, we ______ them more often.
‘d visit (OR would visit)
If she wasn’t scared of flying, she _____ (travel) more.
‘d travel (OR would travel)
If you _______ (study) harder, you would get better grades.
studied
If they _______ (be) more careful, they wouldn't have crashed the car.
were
If he _______ (know) the answer, he would tell us.
knew
If she _______ (have) more time, she would learn to play the piano.
had
If I _______ (win) the lottery, I would travel the world.
won
If she _______ (not sleep) enough, she'll feel tired.
doesn't sleep
If it _______ (be) cold, wear a jacket.
's (OR is)
If they practise hard, they _____ (improve) their skills.
‘ll improve (OR will improve)
If you _______ (exercise) regularly, you stay healthy.
exercise
If they miss the bus later, they ______ (have to) walk.
‘ll have to (OR will have to)
If she _______ (speak) Spanish, she could communicate with the locals.
spoke
If it _______ (rain), I'll bring an umbrella.
rains
Correct the mistake(s): We are seven people in the class.
There are seven of us in the class.
Choose the correct option: He's annoyed/annoying because I always leave my clothes on the floor.
annoyed
Choose the correct option: I don't really understand - it was a confused/confusing explanation.
confusing
The meeting was so long! I was incredibly bored/boring.
bored
Choose the correct option: I didn't know that! That's a surprised/surprising fact.
surprising
How do you say 'acostumbrarse' in English?
be used to
How do you say 'encuesta' in English?
survey / questionnaire
Correct the mistake(s): Fire has changed the way of eat.
Fire has changed the way WE eat. / Fire has changed HOW WE eat.
Correct the mistake(s): Mandarins are similar like oranges.
similar TO
Correct the mistake(s): As I see it, the most important invent is the writing.
As I see it, the most important INVENTION is -- writing.
Correct the mistake(s): I'm quite busy this weekend, but other problem is that my car's in the shop.
THE other problem / ANOTHER problem
Sorry I'm late! There was __ accident on __ motorway.
an / the
Since I'm __ psychologist, I have __ different point of view.
a / a
My mum's friend is ___ artist, and __ painting of hers is hanging in the local art gallery.
an / a
Frank's __ American, so we're always arguing about __ correct way to pronounce 'schedule'.
an (or --) / the
I haven't been back to __ bar where we met for __ long time.
the / a
I asked __ woman in front of me if I could go first, since I was late for ___ work.
the / --
Choose a/an/the/-- : I'm not __ fan of __ new Star Wars films, although I loved __ originals.
a / the / the
Choose a/an/the/-- : __ H/humanity does so many terrible things, which is strange because __ people I know are mostly really kind.
-- / the
Choose a/an/the/-- : I think __ vaccines are one of the best things __ humanity has ever created.
-- / --
Reorder the letters: A weak spot or flaw in something is a NKCIH.
chink
If you want to correct someone, what discourse marker could you use?
Actually, ...
If you are starting to agree with, like or believe an idea, you're coming ___ to it.
round / around
I hadn't planned to see her, but we met ___ in the centre of town.
by chance / coincidentally
I found your passport. Speaking of ___, you need to apply for a new one because yours is nearly expired.
which
Missing words: __ the end of the ___, money is not the most important thing.
At / day
Replace the words in CAPS: I hope you remembered to buy dinner because IF NOT we're gonna be hungry tonight.
otherwise
Missing prepostion: ___ one hand/___ the other hand
on
Replace the words in CAPS: I'm GUESSING you didn't do the homework, right?
ASSUMING
Replace the words in CAPS: I haven't eaten anything sweet for five days IN A ROW.
running (or consecutively)
Every weekend, I have to do laundry, clean the bathroom, sweep the floors, vacuum, clean the windows and __ __.
so on
That's good enough = ...
That'll do
Correct the mistake: I had so many works to do last week.
... so MUCH work / so many JOBS/TASKS...
Which word is COUNTABLE?
 
suggestion
 
progress
 
news
 
work
Correct the mistake: Many damages were caused by the bad weather in winter.
A LOT OF damage was caused...
Which word is UNCOUNTABLE?
 
travel
 
journey
 
trip
 
holiday
Correct the mistake: I've got 3 travels booked this summer!
I've got 3 TRIPS....
Which word is COUNTABLE?
 
investigation
 
knowledge
 
information
 
research
Which word is UNCOUNTABLE?
 
trouble
 
problem
 
issue
 
challenge
Which word is COUNTABLE?
 
suitcase
 
equipment
 
luggage
 
baggage
Correct the mistake: The teacher was disappointed that I hadn't completed any of my homeworks.
... any of my HOMEWORK.
Correct the mistake: The city was breathtaking, but there were so many traffics!
... so many traffic JAMS / so MUCH traffic ...
Correct the mistake: We explored the remain of the temple.
... the REMAINS ...
Correct the mistake: The travel agent gave me some advices about navigating the medina!
... some ADVICE / some PIECES OF advice ...
Correct the mistake: The hotel is on the outskirt of Tokyo.
... on the OUTSKIRTS ...
Correct the mistake: It was a stunning building, made from different kinds of stones.
... different kinds of STONE.
Correct the mistake: Every furniture in the room looked cheap.
ALL (OF) THE furniture / Every PIECE OF furniture...
Choose the INCORRECT option: A waterproof jacket is a very useful ___ of clothing.
 
unit
 
piece
 
article
 
item
Correct the mistake: They've been conducting a research into more fuel-efficient ways to travel.
They've been conducting (SOME) research...
Correct the mistake: A helmet is a necessary equipment.
A helmet is a necessary PIECE OF equipment. / A helmet is necessary equipment.
Choose the INCORRECT option: I heard __ good news today!
 
a
 
some
 
a piece of
 
a bit of
Choose the INCORRECT option: When you travel, do you take ___ luggage?
 
many
 
a lot of
 
much
 
lots of
The tourist office gave us ____ useful information.
 
some
 
a
 
an
 
an item of
How long ____ (study, you) French before you ____ (pass) your C1 exam?
had you been studying, passed
Tell me an adverb with the same meaning as 'unluckily'.
unfortunately
Nothing ___, nothing gained.
ventured
Tell me a word that means 'very funny/amusing'.
hilarious
Which word has a similar meaning to 'poignant'?
 
moving
 
dramatic
 
visible
 
remarkable
___ ___, twice shy.
Once bitten
What ___ ___ comes around.
goes around
Forewarned is...
... forearmed.
It was so cold that he was ____ . [verb, shaking from cold]
shivering
Tell me an adjective that means expected to arrive?
due
The phone _____ (ring) while I _____ (watch) TV.
rang, was watching
She ______ (fly, never) on a plane before her family ______ (come) to this country.
had never flown, came
What’s an adverb that means ‘in a clumsy and uncoordinated way’?
awkwardly
Every cloud has...
... a silver lining.
When in Rome, ...
... do as the Romans do.
Which verb is a synonym of 'to fear'?
 
to dread
 
to shake
 
to shiver
 
to dim
Which word means ‘spread through’?
 
pervade
 
persist
 
shiver
 
dread
Tell me 5 adverbs of manner.
Happily, awkwardly, sadly, stupidly, politely, quickly, easily, etc.
I ____ (work) at my previous company for 6 months before I ever ____ (meet) the boss.
had been working / met
When I _____ (walk) yesterday afternoon, the ground was wet because it _____ (rain) that morning.
was walking / had rained
Tell me 2 adverbs we can use as time markers.
Eventually, finally, ultimately, immediately, shortly, lately, recently, etc.
Tell me a verb that means ‘get darker’.
to dim


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