Phr. v. to put up with
Q: Have you ever had to put up with difficult neighbours ?
A: Yes, I have had to put up with difficult neighbours.
Q: What did they do that was inconsiderate ?
A: They use to play their music all the time really loudly.
Q: Have you ever refused to put up with someone’s bad behaviour ?
A: Yes, I have./Yes, I have refused to put up with someone’s bad behaviour.
Q: What did you do ?
A: It was my flat mate. He never used to do any washing up.
Q: Do other people find it difficult to put up with any of your faults ?
A: Yes, some people./Yes, other people find it difficult to put up with some of my faults.
over- (prefix)= too much
Q: Do you often oversleep ?
Yes, I often oversleep.
Q: Does it get you into trouble ?
Yes, I'm sometimes late for work./Yes, it gets me into trouble.
Q: Have you ever been overcharged ?
Yes, I have./Yes, I have been overcharged.
Q: Do you think it was done on purpose ?
A: Yes, I think so because I'm a tourist they saw me coming.
Q: Give me an example of something that is over-priced.
A: I think the tube in London is over-priced.
Q: What about something that is expensive but worth the money ?
A: I think a Rolex watch is expensive but worth the money.
Q: Do you think it is possible to be over-educated ?
A: Yes, I do think it's possible to be over-educated.
Q: What harm does too much education do ?
A: I think too much education can lead to too much expectation.
Q: Do you ever overeat ?
A: Yes, all the time./Yes, I sometimes overeat.
Q: Why does it happen ?
A: Because I comfort eat when I'm feeling sad or depressed.
under- (prefix)= not enough
Q: Which professions do you think are underpaid ?
A: I think nursing is underpaid.
Q: Do you think a lot of films stars and models are actually underweight ?
A: Yes, I think they are./Yes, I think a lot of films stars and models are actually underweight.
Q: Do you think this has a harmful effect on society ?
A: Yes, because a lot of teenagers want to be like them./Yes, I think this has a harmful effect on society.
Q: Give me an example of an understatement.
A: Phrasal verbs are a little bit tricky.
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Adj. to block n. block
Q: What happens to traffic when something blocks the road ?
A: When something blocks the road, traffic is diverted.
Q: What do we use to unblock pipes ?
A: We use a plunger to unblock pipes.
Q: Is your city divided into blocks like in the USA ?
A: No, it isn't./No, my city isn't divided into blocks like in the USA.
Q: Have you ever lived/worked in a tower block ?
A: No, I have never lived/worked in a tower block.
Adj. gas adj. liquid adj. solid
Q: Give me an example of a: a. gas.
Nitrogen./Nitrogen is a gas.
B. liquid.
Water./Water is a liquid.
C. solid.
Wood./Wood is a solid.
Q: What do we call water in its solid form ?
Water in its solid form is called ice.
Q: How long are babies fed on liquids before they can star eating solids ?
A: I think they are fed on liquids for about 6 months.
Q: What is responsible for producing gases that are harmful to the environment ?
A: I think cars are responsible for producing gases that are harmful to the environment.
Q:Do you think enough is being done to limit the problem ?
A: No, I think we could do more./No, I don't think enough is being done to limit the problem.
v. to flow v./n. to spray v./n. pump
We use flow to describe the way a gas, liquid or electricity moves.
Q: Does water flow uphill or downhill ?
A: Water flows downhill.
Q :What’s cashflow ?
A: Cashflow is the situation where a business has money going in and also money going out.
Q: Which river flows through this city ?
A: The Thames flows through this city.
Q: Which sea/ocean does it flow into ?
A: It flows into the North Sea.
Q: What liquid is pumped around the body by the heart ?
A: Blood is pumped around the body by the heart.
Q: Why do they spray crops ?
A: They spray crops to encourage the crops to grow.
Q: Do you think it matters what they use ?
A: Yes, I do./Yes, I think it matters what they use.
Q: What kind of machines use a pump ?
A: Showers use a pump.
Q: Give me some examples of a household spray.
A: Polish is a household spray.
Q: What is it used for ?
A: To clean things./It's used for cleaning things.
Q: What kind of things have to be pumped up regularly ?
A: Bicycle tyres have to be pumped up regularly.
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