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  • Give 2 words in English whose origin is from Spanish.
    Students' own. Guitar, Mosquito
  • Give an example of a mixed conditional.
    Students' own. Should be a 2nd and 3rd.
  • Why do I use the expression "but for"?
    It means the same as "if it wasn't for".
  • GIve 6 verbs that change meaning depending if they are followed by an infinitive or a gerund.
    Stop, try, forget, remember, regret, go on, mean,
  • The words "husky", "booming" and "whining" are all used to describe what?
    Somebody's voice.
  • What is a "rash decision"?
    A decision that has been taken too quickly without thinking enough about it.
  • Name 10 different crimes.
    Students' own: Mugging, Robbery, Burglary, Fraud, Kidnapping, Arson, Theft, Assault, Forgery, Money Laundering, Slander...
  • What does "rekindle" mean?
    To start something that had stopped again. Normally it's a relationship or a passion.
  • Why would I say "mind you"?
    When I want to give contrasting information to what I have just said.
  • Give 5 words that collocate with "Market". They can go before or after.
    Students' own. Free market, marketplace, stock market, labour market, market research...
  • Give 6 verbs of walking.
    Students' own: Stroll, Limp, Totter, Stagger, Crawl, Meander, Bound, March....
  • Name 6 weapons.
    Students' own: Gun, Sword, RIfle, Pistol, Axe, Bow, Cannon, Dagger, Knife...
  • Express this sentence as a participle clause. "Because I felt tired I went to bed."
    Feeling tired, I went to bed.
  • Which word collocates with "spark", "evoke" and "bring back"?
    A memory
  • Give 7 verbs of sight.
    Students' own: Peer, Look, Gaze, Glare, Stare, Peep, Squint, Glimpse, Glance...
  • What does "under the weather" mean?
    To feel a little sick or unwell.
  • Give 4 nouns that can be made from the word "short".
    Students' own. Shortage, shortcoming, shortness, shortfall,
  • Give 4 adverbs that are used with ungradable adjectives.
    Students' own: Completely, Utterly, Totally, Absolutely, Rather, Quite...