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In this picture we can see ….. .
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The boy in the middle ….. .
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What can you see in the picture?
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Complete the word: B _ _ _ T I F U L
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Five + eight + twelve = …..
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My aunt Lucy is my ….. .
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….. isn't the opposite of “small”.
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Find a name for this “family” of words: shower, river, sea.
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Leo Patterson is ….. .
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Leo says he wants to ….. .
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What do we know about Leo?
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We know that ….. .
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Jack and I ….. in the garden at the moment.
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Please ….. down and be quiet, children!
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My sister's ….. blue eyes.
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….. I ….. a piece of cake, please?
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Mr and Mrs Hampton ….. shopping at that shop because it's too expensive.
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In the photo, we can see a table with ….. behind it.
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The sandwich is ….. .
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What can you see in the photo that you can eat?
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Find the list of things that you can eat.
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England, Wales, Northern Ireland and ….. are in the United Kingdom.
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British people love ….. and usually put milk or lemon in it.
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Meghan and Kate are married to two princes: ….. .
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….. is only 130 years old and no one lives there, but visitors to London usually
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A man asks a little girl, “…..” She answers, “Nine and a half.”
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A man is working. A woman asks him, “Do you stop at the cinema?” What's the man's job?
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At school, Patrick's friend asks him, “…..” Patrick answers, “Yes, I'm all right.”
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On the bus, you give your seat to an old lady. She says, “Thank you.” What can you say?
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A man is saying, “They're black and white and very big but they aren't dangerous and they don't make a lot of noise. I love playing with them.” What's he talking about?
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You're leaving a friend's house and it's raining. Your friend's father says, “Do you want to borrow an umbrella?” What can you say?
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“Key” rhymes with the letter “…..”.
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Complete the list: there, wear, hair, ….. .
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“Calculating” = O o o o. “Impossible” = ….. .
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We know that Alan Drew ….. .
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We know the members of the club are interested in ….. .
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What can you say about the minibus?
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What do we know about Cranmarsh Nature Reserve?
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This new machine for making pasta is amazing.” “Really? …… it …… ?
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…… much …… the fridge?
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People think it often rains in England, ….. ?
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Find the word that is an object you find in the kitchen.
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Mum ….. the dinner but she's ill today, so ….. it.
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Find the pair of words with different vowel sounds. For example: ship/please, main/test.
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The ….. invaded England in 1066. Their leader became King William I of England.
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In this photo, we can see ….. .
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We can see that the young woman in the middle ….. .
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Find an appropriate title for the photo.
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It's ….. now, so the plants and flowers in the garden are growing again.
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Cut the steak into small pieces with a ….. before you cook it.
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Their new TV has got an enormous ….. .
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Find a title for this “family” of words: change, purse, pound.
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The flight from London to New York ….. about eight hours.
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Kate ….. .
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The email tells us that Dave and Pete ….. .
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Kate ….. on the 31st.
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Find the true sentence.
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There's no school today so I ….. in bed until 10 o'clock!
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I can see some white paint in the cupboard but ….. blue paint.
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Ryan ….. a lot of fun when he's with his cousin Mark.
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Your new tablet is ….. my old laptop.
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Why did ….. my white shirt with your red dress? Now, my shirt's pink!
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The man in the photo is ….. .
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The woman and the two children look ….. .
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The man is probably going to say, “…..”
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A lot of people have a sandwich for lunch. Find the list of things you can put in a sandwich.
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….. and chips is a traditional English dish. You can buy it, already cooked, from one of the 10,500 special shops in the UK.
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….. was a famous 19th century writer.
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You must see the ….. of Parliament when you visit London.
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….. is a very large city. It's in the middle of England, about 90 kilometres from the sea.
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Teresa's phone rings. She answers it and says, “Hello.” A voice asks, “Is that Teresa?” What can Teresa say now?
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You want to have a picnic on the grass in the park. Unfortunately, you can't because there's a sign that says “Keep ….. the grass.”
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Jeremy says to Anne, “I got 88 out of 100 in the test.” Anne answers, “What a coincidence! …..”
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A woman is saying, “It's bright, modern and just the right size. Can I move in now?” What is she talking about?
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A man is talking to a woman. She says something and then he says, “You're welcome.” What did the woman say to him?
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The manager of a football team is talking to the coach. “What's Richard like as a captain?” asks the manager. He wants to know ….. .
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Find the pair of words that doesn't rhyme.
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When you say the letter “Q”, the vowel sound is the same as the vowel sound in ….. .
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“Geography” = o O o o. “Education” = ….. .
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What do you know about Pattie?
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One Sunday last year, Pattie ….. .
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When she realised her mistake, Pattie ….. .
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Find the sentence that is true according to the information in the article.
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We ….. have time for dinner before the concert if it …… at 7 pm.
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I ….. the High Street when suddenly I heard thunder.
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I don't want to watch TV. How ….. a game of cards or Scrabble?
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The “ai” in “said” sounds like ….. .
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Yes, those jeans are very nice but I want ….. the big silver belt.
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Complete the series: hard/easy, high/low, polite/….. .
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….. dates from Roman times when it was between England and Scotland. A lot of tourists visit it every year.
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In the photo, a woman is ….. .
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The woman looks ….. .
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She's thinking, “I can't understand it. …..”
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You can buy almost anything in a department ….. .
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When you want to put a website on your list of favourites, you add a ….. .
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Cloudy, sunny, dry, ….. . Which of the following words doesn't belong in this family of words?
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We mustn't go into that room because the sign on the door says, “Keep …..”.
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She often has curry for dinner because she ….. of Indian food.
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Robert Delamere ….. .
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We know from the article that ….. .
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Harriet hopes that students and parents can help, because they can ….. .
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According to information in the article, we know that ….. .
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“Let's look at the menu, Mum. Hmm. Steak for me, I think. What ….. ?”
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Mr Harris ….. often ….. to the gym after work because he's too tired.
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After lunch, the old lady put the television on and ….. it until 5 o'clock.
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“You've got ten minutes to finish the exam. You must all stop writing when the bell ….. .”
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I can't remember the words of that song because I ….. sung it ….. years.
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In this photo, the person on the left is a ….. .
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The young woman is probably saying, “The customer says it ….. .”
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The man is definitely not saying, “…..”
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Find the group of words associated with restaurants.
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….. is not one of the 50 US states.
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The traditional American Thanksgiving dinner usually includes ….. .
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Which of these is not in New York?
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The Duke of …… , who defeated Napoleon at Waterloo in 1815, gave his name to a capital city.
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A friend calls you on the phone, says, “Hi!” and then asks, “How's it going?” What can you answer?
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Emma's dog is licking your hand. Emma says, “I'm sorry – stop it, Rover!” But you say, “No, it's all right. …..”
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Diane's mother asks her, “What sort of cake do you want for your birthday party?” Her brother Rob says, “Chocolate!” Diane then says, “Be quiet, Rob! …..”
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Mr and Mrs Howard are going out tonight. They want a babysitter for their little boy. You offer your services. What can you say?
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On the phone, Mr Brown says, “Oh, good. I'll pick them up today. I've had to borrow my wife's for two weeks.” What's he talking about?
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Two students are talking. Sam says, “Do you give up?” and Karen answers, “All right, I do.” What can you say about the situation?
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“Thief” rhymes with “…..”
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The “a” in “machine” has the same sound as the “a” in ….. .
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“Astronomy” = o O o o. “Responsible” = ….. .
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According to the text, the competition at Cooper's Hill ….. .
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The cheese ….. .
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If you want to win the competition, you have to ….. the bottom of the hill.
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One competitor thinks that ….. .
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Listen to that noise! ….. you ….. heard anything like that before?
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He ….. the world. He's already had three accidents this year!
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She always wants to do everything by herself. She never ….. help her.
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There's a terrible smell in the street because the bins ….. for a week now. The dustmen are on strike.
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“Mashed,” “roast,” and “jacket” can all be used as adjectives when they are followed by the same noun. Which noun?
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The American national anthem is called “The Star-Spangled …..”.
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Find the pair of words that rhymes.
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The people in this photo are all ….. .
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Find the true sentence.
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Find the list of words associated with music.
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Find the word to complete this list: net, catch, sailor, ….. .
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The website “penny-arcade.com” has two symbols in its address: a dot and a ….. . (also called a hyphen).
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When he saw the flames, he got a bucket of water and put ….. the fire.
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Complete this list: light/dark, war/peace, cosy/….. .
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“…..” has different meanings. As a noun, it is a means of transport; as a verb, it means “to educate”.
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We know that Olivia ….. .
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We know that Sophie ….. .
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Sophie believes that ….. .
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The conversation tells us that ….. .
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Laura turned on the light. “….. did you do that for?” asked Frank. “We don't need it.”
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I ….. this jacket for two years now.
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Please, John, will you stop ….. your phone and pay attention to what I'm saying!
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If only we ….. a bigger garden, we could grow our own vegetables.
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When the meteorite fell on my house I had no idea what ….. .
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Look at the photo. The woman in the foreground is obviously ….. .
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Find the true sentence about the situation in the photo.
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Find the sentence that is definitely not true about the situation.
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Find the list of words that can be associated with the photo.
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….. began life in England when a boy playing football picked up the ball and ran with it.
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British people would be surprised to be served ….. for breakfast.
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Different attitudes to ….. in the northern and southern states were the main cause of the American Civil War.
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….. covers 1.7 million kilometres and is the largest US state.
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A man arrives home too late to watch the football match on TV. “Has it finished?” he asks his wife. “Yes,” she answers, “…..”
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You're having dinner at Amy's house. You've finished your dessert and she asks if you would like some more. You say, very politely, “No, thank you, ….. .”
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Dylan is talking to Mike. He says, “There's nothing to it, Mike.” What's the situation?
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A man is selling something. His customer asks, “How far can it go when fully charged?” What's the man selling?
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Jimmy's worried. His mother says, “Don't worry. They're bound to turn up soon.” Why is Jimmy worried?
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In a phone shop, you and Harry see a new phone for £1. Harry is enthusiastic but you are suspicious. What can you say to him?
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The two vowel sounds in “sitting” are the same. The same is true of “……”.
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Find the pair of words that doesn't rhyme.
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“Reinventing” = o o O o. “Democracy” = ….. .
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We know that AGVS is ….. .
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We know that Jack Stein ….. .
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We know from the article that, up to now, ….. .
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Find the sentence that corresponds to what you know from the article.
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Yesterday's bank robbery ….. by a gang well-known to the police.
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For the last two days, diplomats ….. out an agreement that will satisfy everyone. It should be ready in about an hour.
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The chalet was cold because none of us ….. the central heating ….. .
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He had never been famous before, so he ….. being followed everywhere by photographers.
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Complete the missing word: “In order to walk again, she had to under…… a major operation on each of her legs.”
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A woman is talking about her husband: “When we have family arguments, James always sits on the fence.” She means that James ….. .
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About 7% of the US population are of ….. origin. The percentage is increasing every year.
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In the photo, we can see ….. .
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The woman on the right is probably saying, “…..”
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Find the list of things associated with houses and gardens.
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There's a hole in my sock and I can see my big ….. .
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The robbers ….. into the bank by making a hole in the wall.
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Even ….. he didn't feel very well, he got up and went to work.
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Her parents help her financially because, with no job and a young child, she finds it very hard to ….. .
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Human activity has increased the ….. effect and caused global warming.
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What does the text tell us about 3D pens?
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How do these pens work? Find the true sentence.
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According to what you have read, find the sentence that isn't true.
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Making models with a 3D pen is a popular hobby. Find the list of three other popular hobbies.
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Unless ….. in the next few minutes, we'll have to cancel the tennis match.
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I'm sure he ….. better grades if he put more thought into his work.
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When someone told him ….. , he realised he was going to miss the train.
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….. told me you didn't eat meat when I invited you to dinner. I've cooked steak!
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The Prime Minister ….. his speech for over an hour. It will be ready very soon.
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Look at the photo and the title. We can see a ….. .
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The woman on the right has asked ….. .
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The man is NOT saying, “.....”
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Find the list of words associated with hotels.
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There are many ways of serving ….. for an English breakfast – fried, boiled, poached, scrambled…
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A lot of people lost their jobs during the years of the Great ….. , which began in 1929.
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The West End in London is often called “theatreland” and can therefore be compared to ….. in New York.
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For many years, when immigrants arrived in New York, they were detained on ….. Island until they got permission to stay in the USA.
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Find the expression that you would never use to say hello to a friend.
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John is with his assistant, Mary, after an important meeting with a client. He says, “You really put your foot in it.” What did Mary do?
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A man says to a woman, “You'll get your deposit back if there's no damage.” The woman is ….. .
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James Bond had to recover secret documents from an enemy agent. “It was a difficult mission,” says Bond. What else could he say?
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Tara's mother asks her, “Did you make it up all by yourself?” “Almost,” says Tara, “but Jack did the ending.” What are they talking about?
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Helen says, “I thought it would be easy but I can't cope with all the red tape.” What could be the problem?
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Find the word that doesn't rhyme with the others.
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The letters S-O-N in “season” sound the same as they do in “…..”.
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“Education” = o o O o. “Diplomacy” = ….. .
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We know that Mel and Jeremy ….. .
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What do we know about the west tower?
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What do we know about Lord Casterby?
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Find the sentence that is definitely not true.
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Everyone congratulated Edward ….. his exams so brilliantly.
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The new edition of the book isn't illustrated. Some readers are campaigning ….. all the original illustrations ….. .
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“Sherlock,” said Dr Watson, “I assure you, everyone ….. about your adventures for years to come.”
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Since 1956, the national motto of the USA has been “In ….. we trust.”
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During the Covid crisis, some of my schoolfriends ….. with the virus, but, fortunately, they weren't seriously ill.
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“This new law is really going to put the ….. among the …..” means that the law is sure to cause a lot of trouble.
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Complete the list: “fail to notice” = overlook, “hear by accident” = overhear, “have a strong emotional effect on” = ….. .
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