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END-OF-YEAR C1Versión en línea Let's challenge ourself. How much vocabulary do you remember? por martateacher3y5 A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U W V X Y Z Starts with A (Adj) Friendly and always willing to talk to other people Starts with B When an area is very exciting, it has a real... Starts with C (Binomial) Set of rules that help to prevent a person or group from exerting too much power. Starts with D (Adj) When a building is ruined or abandoned, we describe it as... Starts with E A family that extends beyond the nuclear family of parents and their children to include aunts, uncles, grandparents, cousins or other relatives. Starts with F (Phrasal verb) To take care of and provide for yourself without depending on anyone else Starts with G (Phrase) To be enthusiastically received by your audience (band, etc.) Starts with H (Binomial) Not planned and done carefully and so not likely to be successful. Starts with I (Adj) Very serious in the way you talk and behave Starts with J (2 words) To work with someone else in order to achieve something that you both want, for instance, defeat the enemy. Starts with K The name of the current British Prime Minister Starts with L (Phrasal verb) Become relaxed or less serious. Starts with M If you represent a constituency in the UK, you are a(n)... Starts with N (Adj) Synonym of "adverse" Starts with O (Noun) What you think about your present situation and how it is likely to develop in the future Starts with P (V) To inject money and resources (into a project, for example) Contains Q (Noun) Contains the letter Q: A film whose story precedes that of a previous one. Starts with R (2 words) When there are too many unnecessary rules that delay bureaucratic processes. Starts with S (2 words)The possibility for people to improve their living conditions and move from one social class to a higher social class through education and getting a good job Starts with T Number of people who vote in an election Starts with U (Adverb) Totally Starts with W (V+preposition) To squeeze a wet piece of cloth very hard with your hands in order to force out as much water as you can Starts with V (Adj) We use this adj. to describe a city that is very exciting. Starts with X (Noun) If you break your leg, you'll surely need this. Starts with Y (V) If you do this, your mouth opens very wide and uncontrollably because you are tired Contains Z (V) Contains the letter Z: synonym of weird

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Let's challenge ourself. How much vocabulary do you remember?

por martateacher3y5

Starts with A

(Adj) Friendly and always willing to talk to other people

Starts with B

When an area is very exciting, it has a real...

Starts with C

(Binomial) Set of rules that help to prevent a person or group from exerting too much power.

Starts with D

(Adj) When a building is ruined or abandoned, we describe it as...

Starts with E

A family that extends beyond the nuclear family of parents and their children to include aunts, uncles, grandparents, cousins or other relatives.

Starts with F

(Phrasal verb) To take care of and provide for yourself without depending on anyone else

Starts with G

(Phrase) To be enthusiastically received by your audience (band, etc.)

Starts with H

(Binomial) Not planned and done carefully and so not likely to be successful.

Starts with I

(Adj) Very serious in the way you talk and behave

Starts with J

(2 words) To work with someone else in order to achieve something that you both want, for instance, defeat the enemy.

Starts with K

The name of the current British Prime Minister

Starts with L

(Phrasal verb) Become relaxed or less serious.

Starts with M

If you represent a constituency in the UK, you are a(n)...

Starts with N

(Adj) Synonym of "adverse"

Starts with O

(Noun) What you think about your present situation and how it is likely to develop in the future

Starts with P

(V) To inject money and resources (into a project, for example)

Contains Q

(Noun) Contains the letter Q: A film whose story precedes that of a previous one.

Starts with R

(2 words) When there are too many unnecessary rules that delay bureaucratic processes.

Starts with S

(2 words)The possibility for people to improve their living conditions and move from one social class to a higher social class through education and getting a good job

Starts with T

Number of people who vote in an election

Starts with U

(Adverb) Totally

Starts with W

(V+preposition) To squeeze a wet piece of cloth very hard with your hands in order to force out as much water as you can

Starts with V

(Adj) We use this adj. to describe a city that is very exciting.

Starts with X

(Noun) If you break your leg, you'll surely need this.

Starts with Y

(V) If you do this, your mouth opens very wide and uncontrollably because you are tired

Contains Z

(V) Contains the letter Z: synonym of weird

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Starts with A

(Adj) Friendly and always willing to talk to other people

Starts with B

When an area is very exciting, it has a real...

Starts with C

(Binomial) Set of rules that help to prevent a person or group from exerting too much power.

Starts with D

(Adj) When a building is ruined or abandoned, we describe it as...

Starts with E

A family that extends beyond the nuclear family of parents and their children to include aunts, uncles, grandparents, cousins or other relatives.

Starts with F

(Phrasal verb) To take care of and provide for yourself without depending on anyone else

Starts with G

(Phrase) To be enthusiastically received by your audience (band, etc.)

Starts with H

(Binomial) Not planned and done carefully and so not likely to be successful.

Starts with I

(Adj) Very serious in the way you talk and behave

Starts with J

(2 words) To work with someone else in order to achieve something that you both want, for instance, defeat the enemy.

Starts with K

The name of the current British Prime Minister

Starts with L

(Phrasal verb) Become relaxed or less serious.

Starts with M

If you represent a constituency in the UK, you are a(n)...

Starts with N

(Adj) Synonym of "adverse"

Starts with O

(Noun) What you think about your present situation and how it is likely to develop in the future

Starts with P

(V) To inject money and resources (into a project, for example)

Contains Q

(Noun) Contains the letter Q: A film whose story precedes that of a previous one.

Starts with R

(2 words) When there are too many unnecessary rules that delay bureaucratic processes.

Starts with S

(2 words)The possibility for people to improve their living conditions and move from one social class to a higher social class through education and getting a good job

Starts with T

Number of people who vote in an election

Starts with U

(Adverb) Totally

Starts with W

(V+preposition) To squeeze a wet piece of cloth very hard with your hands in order to force out as much water as you can

Starts with V

(Adj) We use this adj. to describe a city that is very exciting.

Starts with X

(Noun) If you break your leg, you'll surely need this.

Starts with Y

(V) If you do this, your mouth opens very wide and uncontrollably because you are tired

Contains Z

(V) Contains the letter Z: synonym of weird