FCE Unit 1 Review Flashcards
adjective
“Juan’s parents are very _____ and don’t allow him to do everything he wants.”
strict
adjective
“You need to be careful what you say to my brother, as he can be rather _____ in the morning.”
bad-tempered
adjective
“Pascale is very _____, so she’s bound to finish her part of the project in time.”
hard-working
adjective
“David is so _____ that you can never trust him to do what he says he’s going to do.”
unreliable
adjective
“Melanie tries to act confidently even when she’s feeling very _____ about things.”
anxious
adjective
“I wouldn’t have criticised you if I had known how _____ you were!”
sensitive
adjective
“Helen is very young, but she behaves in a _____ and responsible way.”
mature
phrasal verb
“Your room is such a mess! Could you _____ it _____ before you go out?”
clear up
phrasal verb
“Did will _____ you _____ from the station when you arrive.”
pick up
phrasal verb
“I must _____ the housework, otherwise I’ll never finish it.”
get on with
phrasal verb
“I need a rest - all this shopping has ____ me _____.”
worn out
phrasal verb
“We’ll need to _____ the flat before we move in - the paintwork is very old.”
do up
phrasal verb
“The game _____ for about two hours, but I won in the end.”
went on
make or do
“Could you ___ me a favour and let me copy your notes from the last class?”
do
make or do
“Do you mind if I use your phone? I’ve got to ___ an urgent phone call.”
make
make or do
“I’ll ___ the shopping on my way home this evening.”
do
make or do
“I’m ___ this English course because I’m hoping to study in the USA next year.”
doing
make or do
“I’ve got so much homework to ___ that I can’t come out with you tonight.”
do
make or do
“Marco has ___ a big effort with his students, so I’m afraid he’s a bit disappointed with their results.”
made
make or do
“Sarah wasn’t enjoying the party, so she ___ an excuse and left.”
made
make or do
“We phoned the police because our neighbours were ___ too much noise during the night.”
making
present perfect simple or continuous
“I’m celebrating because my team has ___ (win) the league!”
won
present perfect simple or continuous
“At last you ___ (arrived) - we ___ (expect) you for ages.”
have arrived - have been expecting
present perfect simple or continuous
“Of course I’m annoyed. I ___ (spend) ages preparing for this party and no one ___ (turn up) yet.”
have spent - has turned up
present perfect simple or continuous
“We ___ (have) a really interesting time. Gavin ___ (tell) us about his trip round the world. There are a few countries he still ___ (not tell) us about, but I get the impression he ___ (seen) almost everything!”
“We HAVE HAD (have) a really interesting time. Gavin HAS TOLD (tell) us about his trip round the world. There are a few countries he still HASN’T TOLD (not tell) us about, but I get the impression he HAS SEEN (seen) almost everything!”
present perfect simple or continuous
“Kate ___ (lose) weight recently because she ___ (get) more exercise.”
has lost - has been getting
present perfect simple or continuous
“I wonder if Irina ___ (finish) reading that book yet. I ___ (wait) to read it for ages.”
has finished - have been waiting
present perfect simple or continuous
“Tatiana is so greedy! She ___ (eat) all the cakes and she ___ (not leave) any for us.”
has eaten - has not left
present perfect simple or continuous
“Paolo ___ (look) very tired recently. I think it’s because he ___ (study) too hard.”
has been looking - has been studying
verb
“Can you __ the ironing for me?”
do
verb
“Please __ the washing up”
do
verb
“You should ___ the furniture.”
dust
verb
“I will __ the dinner ready.”
get
verb
“Can you help me to __ the washing out to dry.”
hang
verb
“Would you mind to __ the table for dinner?”
lay
verb
“Please ___ the beds ready for our arrival.”
make
verb
“Use this swiffer to ___ the floor.”
sweep
make or do
an appointment
make
make or do
an arrangement
make
make or do
the bed
make
make or do
a change
make
make or do
a choice
make
make or do
a decision
make
make or do
an effort
make
make or do
an excuse
make
make or do
friends
make
make or do
an impression
make
make or do
a mistake
make
make or do
money
make
make or do
a noise
make
make or do
a phone call
make
make or do
a plan
make
make or do
progress
make
make or do
a promise
make
make or do
an activity
do
make or do
business
do
make or do
the cleaning
do
make or do
a course
do
make or do
an exercise
do
make or do
a favour
do
make or do
homework
do
make or do
housework
do
make or do
a job
do
make or do
the shopping
do
make or do
sport
do
make or do
work
do
What is the difference between MAKE and DO?
MAKE
to create or produce something
DO
to perform an activity or job
