Make a cleft sentence - what + subject + verb + be
.
A phrase meaning "immediately like"
hit it off with
If person A and Person B know person C they have a ________ friend
Mutual
What is the opposite of being the favourite?
Being the underdog
Planting flowers is one way to _________ a city centre
spruce up
If something is an easy yes to say to, it's a
no-brainer
What do we not use to talk about past states
Would
What verb means to admit that you have lost?
Concede
If your friend can keep a secret you are more likely to _________ in them
confide in
I enjoy these classes so much, I never look at the clock so I.....
lose track of time
If you and a friend aren't talking to each other anymore, you have
fell out / fallen out
We use past participles (ed form) in the reduced relative clause when the verb in the original clause has a/an ________ meaning
passive
Something special and not likely to be repeated
once-in-a-lifetime
What would you substitute here - I didn't have a job, but I've got a job now
a job
We use keep on for present habits. What do we use for past habits
Kept on
Poor-quality homes that are not in good condition are called....
Slums
We use be prone to (+infinitive) and be inclined to (+infinitive) to describe likely positive or negative behaviour?
Negative behaviour
We use present participles (ing form) in the reduced relative clause when the verb in the original clause has a/an ________ meaning
active
What words could you omit here - Are you ready to leave?
(Are you) Ready to leave?
Factories are usually found where?
An industrial estate