Unit 15

_________ to cozy rooms, the hotel offers free Wi-Fi and a large swimming pool.

There are many ways to __________, from working a traditional job to starting your own business.

They ________ free gifts with children's meals as a sales/marketing gimmick.

Our friend Josie was __________. She was...

He had grown up _______ in the rural South, and his whole life trajectory had been a kind of fairy tale.

Which of the following sentences uses the idiom well-off correctly?

• We’re well-off for coffee shops in this town. There’s one at every corner in the High Street.

• By central European standards they are quite well-off They have their own flat and drive new cars.

• They’re definitely better-off than we are. Just look at the way they dress!

Maurice had to ______ of school when his mother became ill, so that he could help take care of her.

• drops out

• dropped out

• drop out

Which of the following sentences uses dirt poor correctly?

• No one wants to befriend a dirt poor as they might affect their studies.

• She is dirt poor because she plays in the mud.

• In the tiny town where I grew up, my family and most of our neighbors were dirt poor.

Thanks for all the help you've given me. You're one in a million. The italicized words mean...

• an amount of money that you have lent your friend in need.

• a person or thing that is very special or admired.

• a phrase to let someone know that you love them.

What does the idiom "make a living" mean?