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If someone is frightened, hurt, or overly excited they often s________ out loud.
scream
When a book’s so interesting and exciting that it’s impossible to put down it is often described as g________.
gripping
That film was incredibly m________. I think everyone in the cinema was crying at the end of it!
moving
People who can’t help repeating sounds or words as they speak are said to have a s___________.
stammer / stutter
When I hear a familiar tune I usually end up w/h________ along with it.
whistling / humming
It is considered very bad manners in most countries to s________ your soup loudly.
slurp
A film that is really exciting and full of action is described as f________-m________.
fast-moving
When someone makes a loud noise when they cry it is called s____.
sobbing
Never read reviews before going to see a film – they’re always full of s________!
spoilers
You have to read this novel! It’s a h________ story that you won’t find easy to get out of your mind.
haunting
I couldn’t sleep after watching that film. The main character was just so c________! I’d feel really uncomfortable if I met him in real life.
creepy
This book is really i________. I just can’t wait to find out what happens next!
intriguing
The film was really t________-________; we stayed up till 2 a.m. talking about it.
thought-provoking
A story which seems unlikely or difficult to believe can be described as i________.
implausible
A story that makes you cry or feel strong emotion is m______.
moving
tap / bang / buzz / giggle
giggle
drip / slurp / splash / hoot
hoot
whistle / click / mumble / whisper
click
bang / crash / snif / crunch
sniff
rattle / whisper / click / drip
whisper
yell / tick / whisper / sigh
tick
groan / mumble / scream / slam
slam
It’s unlikely that they’ll be on time for the performance. Correct or incorrect?
Correct
Mika is bound being here soon. She’s not usually late. Correct or incorrect?
Incorrect: Mika is bound to be here soon. She’s not usually late.
I don’t think we should ask Joe to join us. He’s not definitely the party type. Correct or incorrect?
Incorrect: I don’t think we should ask Joe to join us. He’s definitely not the party type.
I have a feeling Ken may not be the right person for the job. Correct or incorrect?
Correct
Not only she is my sister, she is also my best friend. Correct or incorrect?
Incorrect: Not only is she my sister, she is also my best friend.
He says he’ll be probably a little late. We can wait. Correct or incorrect?
Incorrect: He says he'll probably be a little late. We can wait.
Anja must have spoken / must speak German very well. She has lived in Berlin for seven years.
must speak
Paul can’t / might have practised much for his cello exam – he failed it!
can't
Beatrice is sure to / bound get the job. She’s got excellent qualifications.
sure to
I’m afraid I’m won’t / unlikely to be there in time for the meeting.
unlikely
Carl definitely won’t / won’t definitely get a promotion next month. He doesn’t work hard enough.
definitely won't
Dave can’t / must have been at home; he didn’t answer the door when I knocked.
can't


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