Question

1 A lot of teenagers who have drug or alcohol … almost never believe that they are dependent. freedom possibility ability necessity addiction Many teenagers feel … when they can’t solve their problems. sad healthy different depressed happy My sister is … . She listens to my phone conversations and reads my diary. kind rude healthy nuisance polite Job that involves less than customary or standard hours of working. week-time year-time 24 hours part-time full time People who don’t smoke are called … non-smokers healthy unhealthy independent dependent A scout must be able … a fire. to do to have to lit to handle to blow A person who always tells the truth is called … rude curious funny honest kind Match the phrasal verb to its definition: to turn up to appear to disappear to solve to open to find Match the phrasal verb to its definition: to let somebody down to arrive to end a relationship to admit to a crime to disappoint somebody to find

Answer 1

Ответ:

1. A lot of teenagers who have drug or alcohol addictions almost never believe that they are dependent.

2. Many teenagers feel depressed/sad when they can’t solve their problems.

3. My sister is rude. She listens to my phone conversations and reads my diary.

4. Job that involves less than customary or standard hours of work. Part-time.

5. People who don’t smoke are called non-smokers.

6. A scout must be able to light a fire.

7. A person who always tells the truth is called honest.

Answer 2

1. Many teenagers feel depressed when they can't solve their problems.
2. My sister is a nuisance. She listens to my phone conversations and reads my diary.
3. A job that involves less than customary or standard hours of working is part-time.
4. People who don't smoke are called non-smokers.
5. A scout must be able to lit a fire. (Note: The correct phrase should be "to light a fire.")
6. A person who always tells the truth is called honest.
7. Match the phrasal verb to its definition:
   • to turn up: to appear
   • to disappear: to disappear
   • to solve: to find a solution
   • to open: to open
   • to find: to find
8. Match the phrasal verb to its definition:
   • to let somebody down: to disappoint somebody
   • to arrive: to arrive
   • to end a relationship: to end a relationship
   • to admit to a crime: to admit to a crime
   • to disappoint somebody: to disappoint somebody