Vocabulary & Grammar

I've got lots of ____, but I think Aunt Paula and Uncle Joe are my favourites.

• enemies

• partners

• classmates

• relatives

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Some people say that ____ are just friends you haven't met yet.

• peers

• strangers

• coaches

• colleagues

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You worked hard all day, Mum. Sit down and ____ while I get dinner ready

• do your fair share

• put your feet up

• be sick and tired

• run errands

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My best friend ____ me of breaking her iPod, but I didn't.

• accused

• argued

• discussed

• advised

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I passed all my exams, so my parents are very ____ of me.

• proud

• calm

• ashamed

• cheerful

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Parents should always ____ to talk to their children about their problems.

• do time

• make chores

• do chores

• make time

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My family isn't wealthy, but if we're careful with our money, we'll get ____.

• by

• along

• back at

• together with

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Since Mum went on strike, the dishes have been ____ in the kitchen sink.

• falling out

• falling apart

• piling up

• piling on

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When a young person does something well, you should ____ them for it.

• grumble

• gossip

• praise

• criticise

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Her songs about love, ____she is very well-known, are fantastic.

• which

• for which

• that

• for that

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