Vocabulary

2. Some people say that ________ are just friends you

haven’t met yet.

Vocabulary

3. You worked hard all day, Mum. Sit down and ________

while I get dinner ready.

Vocabulary

4. My best friend ________ me of breaking her iPod, but I

didn’t!

Vocabulary

5. I passed all my exams, so my parents are very ________

of me.

Vocabulary

8. Since Mum went on strike, the dishes have been

________ in the kitchen sink.

Vocabulary

9. When a young person does something well, you

should ________ them for it.

Grammar

3. Feeding a big family healthy meals ________ more and

more expensive.

Grammar

4. ‘Can Billy come out and play?’

‘No, he ________ his mother do the chores right now.’

Grammar

5. ‘________ your grandparents this summer?’

‘Yes, and I can’t wait!’

Grammar

6. I’m going to the airport to get Jane. ________ at three

o’clock, so I’d better hurry.

Grammar

8. ‘What’s the matter, Steven? ________ miserable.’

‘I’ve just had an argument with my best friend.’

He needs exercise. He is so ____________.

Joseph is _________about sudoku. He solves puzzles everyday.

A: Where is she going at this hour?

B: She is ___________ the market. We need cups.

I'm _____________ to the park in the city center. Would you like to come?

I eat desserts almost everyday. I have such a _____________.

___________. We don't have to leave early. The play starts at 9 pm.

____________. We have to go now or the boss might be angry.

A: Where is Jesse?

B: He is out _____ a track. He is running.

Vocabulary

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

Vocabulary

2. Some people say that ________ are just friends you

haven’t met yet.

Vocabulary

3. You worked hard all day, Mum. Sit down and ________

while I get dinner ready.

Vocabulary

4. My best friend ________ me of breaking her iPod, but I

didn’t!

Vocabulary

5. I passed all my exams, so my parents are very ________

of me.

Vocabulary

8. Since Mum went on strike, the dishes have been

________ in the kitchen sink.

Vocabulary

9. When a young person does something well, you

should ________ them for it.

Grammar

3. Feeding a big family healthy meals ________ more and

more expensive.

Grammar

4. ‘Can Billy come out and play?’

‘No, he ________ his mother do the chores right now.’

Grammar

5. ‘________ your grandparents this summer?’

‘Yes, and I can’t wait!’

Grammar

6. I’m going to the airport to get Jane. ________ at three

o’clock, so I’d better hurry.

Grammar

8. ‘What’s the matter, Steven? ________ miserable.’

‘I’ve just had an argument with my best friend.’

He needs exercise. He is so ____________.

Joseph is _________about sudoku. He solves puzzles everyday.

A: Where is she going at this hour?

B: She is ___________ the market. We need cups.

I'm _____________ to the park in the city center. Would you like to come?

I eat desserts almost everyday. I have such a _____________.

___________. We don't have to leave early. The play starts at 9 pm.

____________. We have to go now or the boss might be angry.

A: Where is Jesse?

B: He is out _____ a track. He is running.

I am a noun and I am a well-known person; someone who is famous; fame.

I am an adjective and I mean ready to fall asleep, sleepy.

I am a verb and I mean to move by pulling, dragging, or carting, sometimes in a vehicle; to apply force to transport something.

I am an adjective and I mean without pretending; with honesty and real feeling.

I am a noun and I am opinions or ideas given for a plan of action; a talk that leads to a decision; a lawyer.

I am an adjective and I mean of highest importance; necessary (noun):something necessary or very important.

I am a verb and I mean to take away one's spirit, power, fame, or independence.

My verb meaning is to run away or cause to scatter in a wild manner, often in a panic; to rush forward together as a crowd

My noun meaning is a wild rush of animals or people, usually when frightened.

I am a verb and I mean to clearly explain, show, or prove with examples, models, or experiments; to gather in public to support an opinion or cause.

I am a noun and I am something that causes suffering or difficulty; a condition that is hard to bear.

I am a noun and I am a solemn promise or agreement to do or refrain from doing something.

I am an adjective and I mean such as to suit; appropriate; fitting; becoming.