Unit 2


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You always ___ (phrasal/me). I can’t rely on you.

 

fail to help or support sb as they had hoped or expected

let me down

So, to ___ (phrasal) my presentation, there were four main points.

 

state the main points of sth in a short and clear form

sum up

I’m sure he ___ (phrasal) that story about his father.

 

invent sth, especially in order to deceive or entertain sb

made up

She ___ (phrasal) that I had ketchup on my tie.

 

mention sth in order to give sb information about it or make them notice i

pointed out

She used a bucket of water to ___ (phrasal) the fire.

 

stop sth from burning or shining

put out

What time are you going to ___ (phrasal) for the airport tomorrow?

 

begin a journey

set off

Can you tell me how the accident ___ (phrasal)?

 

happen

came about

Can you ___ (phrasal) the answer to this mathematical problem for me?

 

calculate

work out

I want to ___ (phrasal) my own business.

 

create sth or start it

set up

The poem ___ youth and age.

 

compare two things in order to show the differences between them

contrasts

I can't afford to ___ a car on my salary.

 

own and use a vehicle or machine

run

The editor welcomes c___ from readers on any subject

 

the letters, email, etc. a person sends and receives

correspondence

What's the best way of ___ this problem?

 

start dealing with sth in a particular way

approaching

Can we ___ our meeting for tomorrow?

 

change the time at which sth has been arranged to happen, especially so that it happens later

reschedule

Shall we go for a ___ to eat?

 

a small meal

bite

If we met at two o’clock, would that ___ you?

 

be convenient for sb

suit

It’s s___  ___  be the oldest building in the country.

 

be generally believed or expected to be sth

supposed to

She doesn't want to make a big emotional ___ to Steve at the moment.

 

a thing that you have promised or agreed to do, or that you have to do

commitment

‘He’s’ is a ___ of ‘he is’ or ‘he has’.

 

a short form of a word

contraction

Kids nowadays use so much ___ that I can hardly understand them – it’s like they’re speaking a different language!

 

very informal language more common when speaking, especially used by a particular group or people, for example children, criminals, etc.

slang

I hope I ___ (phrasal) my children in the same way my parents.

 

care for a child, teaching him or her how to behave, etc., synonym = raise (a child); also: mention

bring up

There is a limit to what one person can ___.

 

accept sb / sth that is annoying, unpleasant, etc. without complaining

tolerate

I need a job with a higher ___.

 

the money that a person earns from work

income

He’s a well-known sports ___ .

 

a famous person, especially one who works in entertainment or sport

personality

It was an expensive holiday but w___ ___ p___.

 

sth which is well-appreciated despite the high price

worth every penny

I think he's very ___ for what he does.

 

pay sb more than their work is worth

overpaid

She seems to be p___ since she moved out of the city.

 

develop in a successful way; be successful, especially financially

prospering

All our suggestions were ___.

 

refuse to accept or consider sth also: refuse to accept sb for a job, position, etc.

rejected

She is highly ___ at dealing with difficult customers.

 

having enough ability, experience and knowledge to be able to do sth well

skilled

The race organizers are trying to attract ___ .

 

a person or company that pays for a radio or television programme, or for a concert or sporting event, usually in return for advertising

sponsors

It was difficult to ___ with five children.

 

deal successfully with sth difficult

cope

Success ___ h___ ___ ___ with money in football.

 

if two things do this, they are closely connected and one thing causes the other

goes hand in hand

Which ___ team do you support?

 

football

soccer

He ___ a massive heart attack.

 

experience sth unpleasant, such as injury, defeat or loss

suffered

We need to leave early ___ ___ ___ avoid the traffic.

 

with the purpose or intention of doing or achieving sth (= to)

in order to

I’m ___ about this year. It has to be better than last year.

 

expecting good things to happen or sth to be successful; showing this feeling

optimistic

It’s one of the most densely ___ areas in the country.

 

(for an area) with people living in it

populated

She b___ ___ ___ when she heard the news.

 

suddenly start crying

burst into tears

The main actor performed all of his own ___ .

 

a dangerous and difficult action that sb does to entertain people, especially as part of a film

stunts

My parents ___ from Armenia to the USA in their early twenties.

 

leave your country to go and live permanently in another country

emigrated