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WorksheetsVERBS - LIFE CHOICES
Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 9mins
What is the definition of 'GET TO KNOW'?
To observe all what it is around us.
To become familiar with.
To get better at something
To commit oneself to a period of employment or education or to some other undertaking.
What is the definition of 'HAVE A GOAL'?
To work in benefit of people without expecting any recognition.
To start doing something you like or become interested in something, for example, a sport.
To do physical exercises to keep your body healthy, often done regularly with other people.
To set a target to achieve something.
DO VOLUNTEER WORK = To work in benefit of people expecting a recognition in front of an audience.
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What is the definition of 'IMPROVE'?
To become or make greater in size, amount, intensity, or degree.
To obtain in exchange for payment.
To get better at something
To move at a regular pace by lifting and setting down each foot in turn, never having both feet off the ground at once.
What is the definition of 'SET UP'?
To start a new business, organization or enterprise.
To join to a club you like.
To decide on and arrange in advance.
To visit a place to do physical activities that help us to our health and keep us in good physical condition
DO A COURSE IN = To study something in a class.
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FALSE
What is the definition of 'KEEP FIT'?
To work in benefit of people without expecting any recognition.
To do physical exercises to keep your body healthy, often done regularly with other people.
To improve your knowledge of something already learnt but partly forgotten.
To set a target to achieve something.
TRAIN FOR = To agree to become involved in an organized activity or be part of a group or organization.
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FALSE
TAKE UP = To exercise in a gym in order to keep fit.
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FALSE
What is the definition of 'BRUSH UP'?
To work in benefit of people without expecting any recognition.
To study something in a class.
To do physical exercises to keep your body healthy, often done regularly with other people.
To improve your knowledge of something already learnt but partly forgotten.
