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We have a small number of staff who are almost 65 and therefore close to…
If you get “worked up” about something, it would mean…
iOS is _________________ operating system to Android.
Put the verb “LEAVE” into the right tense to fill this gap:
The employee the company last year because he got a better offer somewhere else.
By the time I got time to go over and have a slice of the birthday cake, there was none _________!!
We cooked too much for lunch yesterday, so are are going to eat the ________________ today.
Beware of false friends!
Some secondary school teachers experience burnout and so decide to…
I really ____________ a lot of experience when I did that job.
I think Ted did a really good __________ on that project. The clients were really satisfied.
John is big ______ golf. He’s been playing it since he was a kid and his father used to be a major golf player as well.
Fill the gap:
That is something I have never seen before.
You can’t say “what”.
Enter the missing word:
There are so things to do at the moment. There is hardly time to get all those things done!
The word sounds like “Annie”!
The results of the marketing campaign were so bad, we were left “speechless”.
Which three words on the list below are synonymous with “speechless”?
If something (like a change) comes to your attention, you ____________it.
Which one of these is the definition of “worried”?
Use these words to fill the gaps. You may only use each word once.
unmanageable / managerial / manageability / management
Hear these words pronounced:
Fill the gap:
The opposite of “majority” is .
If you ___________someone, you make them pay a fine for doing something wrong.
I felt annoyed every time I had to negotiate for a good rented car or a good hotel room while on holidays. Check the 3 words that have the same meaning as “annoyed”.
irked = annoyed / delighted = happy
If something is getting better, you would say it is …
It’s not “deteriorating”. That has the opposite meaning.