MAC2-Vocabulary

MAC 2

Vocabulary

Complete the second sentence so that it has a similar meaning to the first sentence, using the word given.

Do not change the word given. You must use between three and six words, including the word given. 

DO NOT USE CAPITAL LETTERS

Include just the words to fill in the gap.

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One of the students has lost consciousness, so we’ve called an ambulance. [OUT]

One of the students

, so we’ve called an ambulance.

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Sarah’s aunt has been feeling a bit tired and ill recently. [WEATHER]

Recently, Sarah’s aunt has been feeling

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Martin’s getting better. Thanks for all the get-well messages. [MEND]

Martin’s

. Thanks for all the get-well messages.

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It was hard not to laugh in the meeting. [STRAIGHT]

It was hard in the meeting.

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Dan has made a serious mistake. He’ll have to deal with the consequences. [MUSIC]

Dan has made a serious mistake. He’ll have to

.

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Sally refused to show it, but I know she was disappointed not to pass. [BRAVE]

Sally it, but I know she was disappointed not to pass.

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You shouldn’t just accept what he says without any verification. [VALUE]

What he says shouldn’t be

without any verification.

Poll

How did you feel after taking this exercise?

• I felt I could remember most of the expressions

• I felt I could remember some expressions

• I felt I could remember few expressions

• I felt I couldn't remember any expression.

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Dan has made a serious mistake. He’ll have to deal with the consequences. [MUSIC]

Dan has made a serious mistake. He’ll have to

.