U11E - FS16

(noun) death. - On his demise, the land will go to his son.

(adjective) causing death. -  Police are investigating a fatal accident in the town centre

(idiom) to be able to obtain something. - I read anything I could get my hands on.

 an opinion or conclusion that you have formed too quickly, without knowing 
enough about the situation. - You should avoid hasty judgements and get to know her rst. 

to tell somebody a date or time by which something must be done. - If he’s working too slowly, you need to impose some deadlines

(adjective) An inhospitable place is not pleasant or easy to live in because it is too hot, cold, 
etc.. - We visited some of the world’s most inhospitable deserts.

(adjective) extremely brave and showing no fear of dangerous situations. - He was tracked down by an intrepid reporter. 

 to make someone wait for you. -

The boss is ready to see you – don’t keep her waiting! 

to tell someone that you are very sorry about something that has happened to them, especially when someone important to them has died. - Please offer my condolences to your sister on her loss.

(idiom) in a place where few people go. - Her cottage is a long way off the beaten 
track.

(idiom) If you do something on the spur of the moment, you do it suddenly, without planning it. - On the spur of the moment we decided to visit James.

willing to experience something. -  You will learn a lot if you are open to new ideas. 

(idiom) something that is easy and without problems. - I had revised for weeks, so the test was plain sailing.

to leave someone waiting on the telephone before they can speak to someone. / His line’s busy at the moment – I’ll put you on hold.

an area of completely wild land that is far away from where people live. - We walked through the remote wilderness of northern Scotland.

a walk that people pay you to do in order to raise money for charity. - I owe Saskia 
$10 for that sponsored walk she did.

(noun) the lowest amount of money that you can buy a particular thing for. - These apartments have a starting price of £500,000.

(phrasal verb) (informal) to stay somewhere for a period of time. - Stick around after the 
concert and you might meet the band. 

(adjective) causing little or no damage to the environment and therefore able to continue for a long time. - We need to nd more sustainable sources of fuel

(idiom) to accept the unpleasant parts of a situation as well as the pleasant parts. - In a long relationship, you have to take the rough with the smooth.

(noun) a sudden, large amount of something. - He received a torrent of abuse from the crowd

(phrase) a journey to a place that nobody knows about. - Their expedition was a real voyage into the unknown. 

inside the range of distance where you can hear something or someone. - Make sure the children are within earshot.