SO Finish Up 33-48
Make a sentence with at least 8 extra words. Pay attention to spelling and punctuation.
violent - to attack
violent - to attack
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Lesson duration is: 20 minItems in this lesson
Make a sentence with at least 8 extra words. Pay attention to spelling and punctuation.
violent - to attack
violent - to attack
Slide 1 - Open question
Make a sentence with at least 8 extra words. Pay attention to spelling and punctuation.
(in)visible - to cover
(in)visible - to cover
Slide 2 - Open question
Make a sentence with at least 8 extra words. Pay attention to spelling and punctuation.
equipment - to attach
equipment - to attach
Slide 3 - Open question
Finish the following phrase with at least 6 extra words.
Her reckless behaviour ___ .
Her reckless behaviour ___ .
Slide 4 - Open question
Finish the following phrase with at least 6 extra words.
___ through his binoculars .
___ through his binoculars .
Slide 5 - Open question
Finish the following phrase with at least 6 extra words.
A sunny spell ___ .
A sunny spell ___ .
Slide 6 - Open question
Finish the following phrase with at least 6 extra words.
It is very difficult to dispose of ___ .
It is very difficult to dispose of ___ .
Slide 7 - Open question
Fill in a word that you learnt in Finish Up.
In Qatar a lot of foreign workers are being [?] by their employers.
In Qatar a lot of foreign workers are being [?] by their employers.
Slide 8 - Open question
Fill in a word that you learnt in Finish Up.
In Bangkok the air can be very [?] .
In Bangkok the air can be very [?] .
Slide 9 - Open question
Fill in a word that you learnt in Finish Up.
The [?] had killed an elephant and taken a selfie with it.
The [?] had killed an elephant and taken a selfie with it.
Slide 10 - Open question
Fill in a word that you learnt in Finish Up.
The plane was [?] by terrorists after it took off.
The plane was [?] by terrorists after it took off.
Slide 11 - Open question
Fill in a word that you have learnt in Finish Up.
When the first Dutch [?} came to America, New York was still called New Amsterdam.
When the first Dutch [?} came to America, New York was still called New Amsterdam.
