How well do you know your partner?
The umbrella is a mess
Fingers crossed
A grey day
Slip and fall
Go for a swim
Fleece
You don’t mind the rain.
I’m used to the rain.
I’m used to driving in the rain.
The rain cleans the atmosphere.
Dust and smoke (pollution).
Go for
a walk.
Shy
Have a terrible time when I have to speak in public.
New Year’s Eve.
Carnival
He’s pretending he’s playing the guitar.
Napkin
Chips (BE) – French fries (AmE)
Crips (BE) – Chips (AmE)
An only child
Alarm clock
ˈlie-in noun [singular]
British English an occasion when you stay in bed
longer than usual in the morning
- I always have a lie-in on a Sunday.
Bother > ANNOY [intransitive,
transitive] to annoy someone, especially by interrupting them when they are
trying to do something
- Danny, don’t bother Ellen while she’s reading.
keen on > HOBBY/INTEREST especially
British English someone who is keen on something is very interested in it or
enjoys doing it very much
- Daniel’s very keen on tennis.
Cats shed hair
fluffy /ˈflʌfi/ adjective
1 very light and soft to touch
- a fluffy little kitten
- fluffy towels
To be afraid of snakes
A cat person
I can’t stand
She goes to the gym once (twice, three times, four
times..) a week.
She is 16 (years old)
She doesn’t like the snakes.
She’s keen on looking at fashion magazines at the
hairdresser’s.
She stays in bed longer.
saucepan /ˈsɔːspən $ ˈsɒːspæn/ ●●○ noun
[countable]
Image of saucepana deep round metal container with a
handle that is used for cooking SYN pan
Heat the oil
and garlic in a large saucepan.
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