Unit 1 - Personality (favorite activities and personal taste) Flashcards
Put the phrases in order starting with “I absolutely love”. I absolutely love; I don’t mind; I really hate; I’m not very keen on; I don’t like; I quite like; I really like; I’m quite keen on; I can’t stand.
I absolutely love; I really like; I quite like; I’m quite keen on; I don’t mind; I don’t like; I’m not very keen on; I really hate; I can’t stand.
To chat on the phone
To listen to the radio
To get up early
To go to bed late
To stay in bed late / To have a lie-in (BrE)
To have breakfast
To have lunch
To have dinner
To watch TV
To check your e-mails
To do exercise
To go for a walk
To go clubbing
To do nothing
To catch a bus
To catch a train
To match
To stay in (on a Friday night)
(on a Friday night)
A take-away meal
Building
She is a party animal.
What’s her personality?
He is a couch potato.
What’s his personality?
Sailing
To hit each other
To go to the gym
To lie on the beach
He is a culture vulture.
What’s his personality?
To do a crossword puzzle
To have a snack
(a small meal)
To meet some friends at a restaurant
To fall asleep
To learn new words
To have a nap
(short sleep)
Wonderful
Very good
Good luck / lucky
(the clover is a symbol of…)
A huge sandwich
To teach
A happy customer
What is she?
He is tired.
How is he feeling?
The black line represents the average.
The black line represents the __________.
Weather forecast
Water-sports
Furniture
A doorman
Staff
The people who work for an organization.
A cashier
A vending machine
Put the adverbs of frequency in order, start with “always”. Always; sometimes; hardly ever; often; usually; never.
Always; usually; often; sometimes; hardly ever; never.
I absolutely love; I really like; I quite like; I’m quite keen on; I don’t mind; I don’t like; I’m not very keen on; I really hate; I can’t stand.
Put the phrases in order starting with “I absolutely love”. I absolutely love; I don’t mind; I really hate; I’m not very keen on; I don’t like; I quite like; I really like; I’m quite keen on; I can’t stand.
To chat on the phone
To listen to the radio
To get up early
To go to bed late
To stay in bed late / To have a lie-in (BrE)
To have breakfast
To have lunch
To have dinner
To watch TV
To check your e-mails
To do exercise
To go for a walk
To go clubbing
To do nothing
To catch a bus
To catch a train
To match
(on a Friday night)
To stay in (on a Friday night)
A take-away meal
Building
What’s her personality?
She is a party animal.
What’s his personality?
He is a couch potato.
Sailing
To hit each other
To go to the gym
To lie on the beach
What’s his personality?
He is a culture vulture.
To do a crossword puzzle
(a small meal)
To have a snack
To meet some friends at a restaurant
To fall asleep
To learn new words
(short sleep)
To have a nap
Very good
Wonderful
(the clover is a symbol of…)
Good luck / lucky
A huge sandwich
To teach
What is she?
A happy customer
How is he feeling?
He is tired.
The black line represents the __________.
The black line represents the average.
Weather forecast
Water-sports
Furniture
A doorman
The people who work for an organization.
Staff
A cashier
A vending machine
Always; usually; often; sometimes; hardly ever; never.
Put the adverbs of frequency in order, start with “always”. Always; sometimes; hardly ever; often; usually; never.
