WorksheetsTune in
Total questions: 59
Worksheet time: 47mins
Easily hurt.
Is it sensible or sensitive?
(a)
Having or showing a modest or low estimate of one's importance.
(a)
Characterized by friendliness and absence of discord.
amicable
open-minded
sensible
boldness
What´s this?
(a)
What`s this?
neatness
clutter
tidiness
mold
Able to be relied on as honest or truthful.
amicable
trustworthy
stifling
slob
To discover or find something or someone unexpectedly or by chance
to get rid of
to show up
to stumble upon
to take on
To accept a particular job or responsibility:
to take on
to crack up
to show up
to stumble upon
burst into laughter.
to take on
to crack up
to show up
to stumble upon
To arrive somewhere in order to join a group of people, especially late or unexpectedly
to take on
crack up
to get rid of
to show up
A symbol, word, or words legally registered or established by use as representing a company or product.
logo
trademark
brand
The process of voting in an election.
poll
insulation
famine
Extreme scarcity of food.
insulation
poll
famine
brew
Make (beer) by soaking, boiling, and fermentation.
brew
poll
sole
A low raised ridge across a roadway (as in a parking lot) to limit vehicle speed.
speed hump
speed pile
speed bump
extreme tiredness and other physical effects felt by a person after a long flight/journey
jet log
jet lag
jet lug
A person who has an important or powerful position
big wig
big guy
big boss
big deal
A person who sets up a business or businesses, taking on financial risks in the hope of profit
(a)
This is a (a)
This is a (a)
A legal agreement by which a bank, building society, etc. lends money at interest in exchange for taking title of the debtor's property
(a)
A thing that is borrowed, especially a sum of money that is expected to be paid back with interest.
loan
load
loud
What's this?
(a)
Gerund or infinitive?
Haya expects (a) business school in June. (finish)
Gerund or infinitive?
This book recommends (a) people you already know. (hire)
Gerund or infinitive?
---for the government has been a great learning experience. (work)
(a)
Gerund or infinitive?
It is difficult --- while you go to school. (work)
(a)
Gerund or infinitive?
Although it took me several months, I finally learned --- effectively with my manager. (communicate)
(a)
Gerund or infinitive?
I suggest --- this with your partner before you make a final decision. (discuss)
(a)
Gerund or infinitive?
We need --- this problem immediately. (discuss)
(a)
Paraphrase using the subjunctive:
Customers expect sales reps to dress more formally.
Customers request that sales reps …
(a)
Paraphrase using the subjunctive:
Employees should try to avoid looking untidy at work.
It is recommended that employees …
(a)
Paraphrase using the subjunctive:
Some executives want their employees to keep their desks clear of personal items.
Some executives advise that employees …
(a)
Paraphrase using the subjunctive:
I think that people dressing more formally at work is a good idea.
It’s a good idea that people …
(a)
Write the correct form of the word:
no use (adj)
(a)
Write the correct form os the word:
tired (noun)
(a)
Write the correct form os the word:
obedient (adjective- oppositie of)
(a)
Write the correct form os the word:
break (verb-the opposite of)/not)
(a)
Write the correct form os the word:
origin (adv)
(a)
Write the correct form os the word:
react (noun)
(a)
Write the comparative forms of the adjectives and adverbs:
examples: colourful - more/less colourful
happy-happier/less happy
Word: 'Flavorful'
(a)
Write the comparative forms of the adjectives and adverbs:
examples: colourful - more/less colourful
happy-happier/less happy
Word: 'widely'
(a)
Write the comparative forms of the adjectives and adverbs:
examples: colourful - more/less colourful
happy-happier/less happy
Word: 'tasty'
(a)
Write the comparative forms of the adjectives and adverbs:
examples: colourful - more/less colourful
happy-happier/less happy
Word: 'bad'
(a)
Write the comparative forms of the adjectives and adverbs:
examples: colourful - more/less colourful
happy-happier/less happy
Word: 'convenient'
(a)
Which is the word?
(noun) an investigation of the opinions or behaviors of people that is done by asking them questions
(a)
Whis is the word?
(adj.) most extreme; best, worst, greatest, most important, etc.
(a)
Whis is the word?
(noun) a strong feeling in favor of or against one group of people, or one side in an argument, often not based on fair judgment
embrace
chaos
bias
feature
Whis is the word?
(v.) to feel unable to breathe, or to make somebody unable to breathe, because it is too hot and/or there is no fresh air
embrace
chaos
bias
stifle
Whis is the word?
(noun) a sum of money that somebody owes
asset
debt
interest
balance
Whis is the word?
(phrasal verb) to create something or start it
weigh in
take on
set up
Whis is the word?
(noun) a person or thing that is valuable or useful to somebody/something
asset
interest
balance
debt
Whis is the word?
(phrasal verb) to join in a discussion, an argument, an activity, etc. by saying something important, persuading somebody, or doing something to help.
weigh in
take on
set up
