grammar and vocab

fall behind

• become lost or go to the wrong place

• visit somewhere before continuing to another place

• move more slowly than other people so that       you are behind them; make less progress or

• change your position in order to make space for someone or something

• move in (with)

• move on

• walk out

• pull over

become lost or go to the wrong place

change your position in order to make space for someone or something

• move on

• move over

• move over

• move in

move so that sb can pass you; leave a job so that sb else can take over

• move on

• move over

• step aside

• walk out

Look at the time! We’d better ... .......................................................... or we’re going to be late.

• back onto

• do sth in a rush

• keep track of

• get a move on

My parents say they .............................................................. when they met on holiday in Turkey.

• get sth wet

• keep track of

• fell in love

• fly at

I don’t want to ................................ ............................         but there’s a chance we might be flying to America!

• raise your hopes

• do sth in a rush

• get sth wet

• go and do

You travel so much! I can’t .............................................................. all the countries you’ve been to.

• keep track of

• go and do

• fly at

• back onto

1  For each question, write one word which can be used in all three sentences:

     I don’t understand what .................................... Michael to leave his family like that. The kids almost .................................... me crazy when we were on holiday.

I thought the journalist .................................... his point home well, and the politician didn’t know what to say.

• head

• drove

• steady

• point