Vocabulary - SpeakOut A2 - Unit 5

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Vocabulary - SpeakOut A2 - Unit 5Versión en línea Time expressions/frases, life events, telling the time, excuses, adjective and modifiers. por clara alvarez A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z Starts with A [Modifier - 2 words] A modifier used before adjectives to mean "a little" (e.g., "I'm __________ tired."). Starts with B [Noun] A flat rectangular bag used for carrying work documents or a laptop. Starts with C [Phrasal verb - 2 words] Summoned or asked to go somewhere to help with an emergency or job. Starts with D [Noun] A very bad event or situation where everything goes wrong. Contains E [Modifier] A modifier used before adjectives to mean "fairly" or "pretty" (e.g., "The exam was __________ difficult."). Starts with F [Noun phrase - 2 words] An unexpected serious problem involving a relative that forces you to change plans. Starts with G [Verb] To find regular paid employment after finishing school or university (e.g., "He was happy to _____a job at a law firm."). Starts with H [Time expression - 2 words] Exactly 30 minutes after an hour (e.g., "The class starts at __________ seven."). Starts with I [Noun phrase - 2 words] The company that supplies your house with Wi-Fi and web connection. Starts with J [Noun] A paid position of regular employment (e.g., "get a new __________"). Contains K [Time expression] Word used when telling exact hours on the clock (e.g., "It's five __________"). Starts with L [Verb] To gain knowledge or a new skill (e.g., "__________ to drive"). Starts with M [Verb phrase] To officially and legally become husband and wife or partners. "Get ..." Starts with N [Adjective] Making a lot of loud, unpleasant sound; opposite of quiet (e.g., "The hotel was very __________ because of the party.").( Ends with "y") Starts with O [Adverb of place] Not inside a building; in the open air. Starts with P [Adverb] Maybe; used when you are not 100% sure about something. Starts with Q [Time expression - 2 words] 15 minutes after the hour. Starts with R [Noun phrase - 2 words] People whose job is to collect household rubbish/trash from houses. Starts with S [Verb phrase - 3 words] To remain in your house instead of going out. Starts with T [Modifier] Meaning more than necessary or acceptable (e.g., "This car is __________ expensive."). Starts with U [Adjective] Describing a quiet day or trip when nothing special or unusual happens. Starts with V [Modifier] Used to make an adjective stronger (e.g., "He was __________ happy."). Contains W [Adjective] Full of too many people, like a busy city street or bus. Contains X [Noun] A reason you give to explain why you were late or didn't do something. Starts with Y [Adjective] Having lived for only a short time; not old (e.g., "When he was __________, he wanted to be an astronaut."). Contains Z [Adjective] Not wanting to work or make an effort; relaxed (e.g., "We had a __________ Sunday resting on the sofa.").

Vocabulary - SpeakOut A2 - Unit 5Versión en línea

Time expressions/frases, life events, telling the time, excuses, adjective and modifiers.

por clara alvarez

Starts with A

[Modifier - 2 words] A modifier used before adjectives to mean "a little" (e.g., "I'm __________ tired.").

Starts with B

[Noun] A flat rectangular bag used for carrying work documents or a laptop.

Starts with C

[Phrasal verb - 2 words] Summoned or asked to go somewhere to help with an emergency or job.

Starts with D

[Noun] A very bad event or situation where everything goes wrong.

Contains E

[Modifier] A modifier used before adjectives to mean "fairly" or "pretty" (e.g., "The exam was __________ difficult.").

Starts with F

[Noun phrase - 2 words] An unexpected serious problem involving a relative that forces you to change plans.

Starts with G

[Verb] To find regular paid employment after finishing school or university (e.g., "He was happy to _____a job at a law firm.").

Starts with H

[Time expression - 2 words] Exactly 30 minutes after an hour (e.g., "The class starts at __________ seven.").

Starts with I

[Noun phrase - 2 words] The company that supplies your house with Wi-Fi and web connection.

Starts with J

[Noun] A paid position of regular employment (e.g., "get a new __________").

Contains K

[Time expression] Word used when telling exact hours on the clock (e.g., "It's five __________").

Starts with L

[Verb] To gain knowledge or a new skill (e.g., "__________ to drive").

Starts with M

[Verb phrase] To officially and legally become husband and wife or partners. "Get ..."

Starts with N

[Adjective] Making a lot of loud, unpleasant sound; opposite of quiet (e.g., "The hotel was very __________ because of the party.").( Ends with "y")

Starts with O

[Adverb of place] Not inside a building; in the open air.

Starts with P

[Adverb] Maybe; used when you are not 100% sure about something.

Starts with Q

[Time expression - 2 words] 15 minutes after the hour.

Starts with R

[Noun phrase - 2 words] People whose job is to collect household rubbish/trash from houses.

Starts with S

[Verb phrase - 3 words] To remain in your house instead of going out.

Starts with T

[Modifier] Meaning more than necessary or acceptable (e.g., "This car is __________ expensive.").

Starts with U

[Adjective] Describing a quiet day or trip when nothing special or unusual happens.

Starts with V

[Modifier] Used to make an adjective stronger (e.g., "He was __________ happy.").

Contains W

[Adjective] Full of too many people, like a busy city street or bus.

Contains X

[Noun] A reason you give to explain why you were late or didn't do something.

Starts with Y

[Adjective] Having lived for only a short time; not old (e.g., "When he was __________, he wanted to be an astronaut.").

Contains Z

[Adjective] Not wanting to work or make an effort; relaxed (e.g., "We had a __________ Sunday resting on the sofa.").

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Vocabulary - SpeakOut A2 - Unit 5Versión en línea

por clara alvarez

Starts with A

[Modifier - 2 words] A modifier used before adjectives to mean "a little" (e.g., "I'm __________ tired.").

Starts with B

[Noun] A flat rectangular bag used for carrying work documents or a laptop.

Starts with C

[Phrasal verb - 2 words] Summoned or asked to go somewhere to help with an emergency or job.

Starts with D

[Noun] A very bad event or situation where everything goes wrong.

Contains E

[Modifier] A modifier used before adjectives to mean "fairly" or "pretty" (e.g., "The exam was __________ difficult.").

Starts with F

[Noun phrase - 2 words] An unexpected serious problem involving a relative that forces you to change plans.

Starts with G

[Verb] To find regular paid employment after finishing school or university (e.g., "He was happy to _____a job at a law firm.").

Starts with H

[Time expression - 2 words] Exactly 30 minutes after an hour (e.g., "The class starts at __________ seven.").

Starts with I

[Noun phrase - 2 words] The company that supplies your house with Wi-Fi and web connection.

Starts with J

[Noun] A paid position of regular employment (e.g., "get a new __________").

Contains K

[Time expression] Word used when telling exact hours on the clock (e.g., "It's five __________").

Starts with L

[Verb] To gain knowledge or a new skill (e.g., "__________ to drive").

Starts with M

[Verb phrase] To officially and legally become husband and wife or partners. "Get ..."

Starts with N

[Adjective] Making a lot of loud, unpleasant sound; opposite of quiet (e.g., "The hotel was very __________ because of the party.").( Ends with "y")

Starts with O

[Adverb of place] Not inside a building; in the open air.

Starts with P

[Adverb] Maybe; used when you are not 100% sure about something.

Starts with Q

[Time expression - 2 words] 15 minutes after the hour.

Starts with R

[Noun phrase - 2 words] People whose job is to collect household rubbish/trash from houses.

Starts with S

[Verb phrase - 3 words] To remain in your house instead of going out.

Starts with T

[Modifier] Meaning more than necessary or acceptable (e.g., "This car is __________ expensive.").

Starts with U

[Adjective] Describing a quiet day or trip when nothing special or unusual happens.

Starts with V

[Modifier] Used to make an adjective stronger (e.g., "He was __________ happy.").

Contains W

[Adjective] Full of too many people, like a busy city street or bus.

Contains X

[Noun] A reason you give to explain why you were late or didn't do something.

Starts with Y

[Adjective] Having lived for only a short time; not old (e.g., "When he was __________, he wanted to be an astronaut.").

Contains Z

[Adjective] Not wanting to work or make an effort; relaxed (e.g., "We had a __________ Sunday resting on the sofa.").