Do you know the English verb “to nibble“? Read the conversation below. Can you guess the answer?
Paulo: Did your hamster eat the new food you bought?
Helena: No. He just nibbled on it and then left it. I don’t think he likes it.
Does it mean:
a) take large bites of something
b) eat something whole
c) drink something
d) take small bites of something
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Answer: d) take small bites of something
Can you complete this English expression? It means “a clever person”.
A smart……
a) biscuit
b) cookie
c) banana
d) apple
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Answer: b) cookie
A smart cookie!
Do you know the English expression “control freak”? Read the conversation below. Can you guess the meaning?
Emma: How is your new supervisor?
Leon: She’s a control freak. She wants to know what we are doing all the time.
Does it mean:
a) someone who supervises other people
b) someone who wants to control everything
c) someone who is annoying
d) someone who is in charge of something important
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Answer: b) someone who wants to control everything
Do you know this meaning of the word “deposit“? Read the conversation below. Can you guess the answer?
Petra: Why are you going to the bank?
Kazuki: Because I need to deposit this cash.
Does it mean:
a) put in a bank account
b) take out of a bank account
c) leave behind
b) get rid of
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Answer: a) put in a bank account
Do you know this meaning of the word “withdraw“? Read the conversation below. Can you guess the answer?
Alice: Shall we go out for dinner at 7?
Lisa: Sure, but I need to stop by the bank to withdraw some money.
Does it mean:
a) put in
b) save
c) take out
d) rob
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Answer: c) take out
Can you complete this expression? It means to lead a meeting.
…….. a meeting
a) do
b) give
c) get
d) chair
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Answer: d) chair
chair a meeting
Do you know the English expression “to have guts“? Read the conversation below. Can you guess the meaning?
Roger: I heard Dave is going to climb Mt. Everest next year.
Terry: I heard that too. He has guts! I could never do something like that!
Does it mean:
a) have fear
b) have courage
c) have an illness
d) have trouble
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Answer: b) have courage
Do you know the English adjective “trustworthy“? Read the conversation below. Can you guess the meaning?
Joe: What do you think of the new employee?
Phil: He seems trustworthy. He has access to the company bank accounts, so the boss must trust him.
Does it mean:
a) honest
b) dishonest
c) independent
d) irritating
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Answer: a) honest
Do you know the English adjective “tranquil“? Read the conversation below. Can you guess the meaning?
Roberta: I love it here by the sea in spring.
Simon: So do I. It is so tranquil at this time of the year. There are no other people around.
Does it mean:
a) noisy
b) boring
c) tiring
d) calm
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Answer: d) calm
Do you know the English verb “to shoplift“? Read the conversation below. Can you guess the meaning?
Paul: I heard your son got into trouble recently.
Kevin: Yes, he was caught trying to shoplift a camera from the electronics store.
Does it mean:
a) buy something from a store
b) steal something from a store
c) use something in a store
d) break something in a store
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Answer: b) steal something from a store
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