verbs

Question 1

commit

Answer 1

to say that someone will definitely do something or must do something
(conprometerse)

Question 2

If you **enrol **or are enrolled at an institution or on a course

Answer 2

you join it

Question 3

To tease someone means tease ??

Answer 3

to laugh at them or make jokes about them in order to embarrass, annoy, or upset them

Question 4

If something sinks ??

Answer 4

it disappears below the surface of a mass of water.

Question 5

sit ??

Answer 5

to be in a particular position or condition

Question 6

grant ??

Answer 6

to give sb sth or allow them to have sth that they have asked for

Question 7

raise ??

Answer 7

(/reɪz/)
to cause a reaction

Question 8

cheer ??

Answer 8

to shout as a way of showing happiness or support of someone or something

Question 9

If you rub a part of your body or if you rub at it

Answer 9

you move your hand or fingers backward and forward over it while pressing firmly.

Question 10

If you scratch yourself ??

Answer 10

you rub your fingernails against your skin because it is itching.

Question 11

if part of your body or your clothes itch ??

Answer 11

you have an unpleasant feeling on your skin that makes you want to rub it with your nails

Question 12

If you** record** a piece of information or an event, you:
… so that in the future people can refer to it. ??

Answer 12

write it down, photograph it, or put it into a computer
==log

Question 13

track/ to keep track ??

Answer 13

to record or study the behaviour or development of someone or something over time

Question 14

To target a particular person or thing means ??

Answer 14

to decide to attack or criticize them.

Question 15

compromise ??

Answer 15

to risk having a harmful effect on something
==endanger

Question 16

harm ??

Answer 16

to hurt someone or damage something

Question 17

if a story, book, report etc concerns someone or something

Answer 17

it is about them

Question 18

If you tailor something such as a plan or system to someone’s needs, you ??

Answer 18

/ˈteɪ.lɚ/
make it suitable for a particular person or purpose by changing the details of it.

Question 19

If something suits you, it is ??

Answer 19

convenient for you or is the best thing for you in the circumstances.

Question 20

if you change your résumé to match the job you will be noticed more easily ??

Answer 20

to be suitable for a particular person, thing, or situation

Question 21

When someone proofreads something such as a book or an article, they ??

Answer 21

read it before it is published in order to find and mark mistakes.

Question 22

If you pursue a plan, activity, or situation, you ??

Answer 22

try to do it or achieve it, usually over a long period of time

Question 23

If you outline an idea or a plan, you

Answer 23

explain it in a general way.

Question 24

If you seek something such as a job or a place to live, you

Answer 24

look for one.

Question 25

If you **attach** something **to** an object ??

Answer 25

you join it or fasten it to the object.

Question 26

be willing (to do something) ??

Answer 26

to be happy to do something if it is needed

Question 27

People often (...) when they’re (...), and sometimes when they’re (...) ??

Answer 27

yawn tired, bored

Question 28

When a vehicle or driver **pulls over**, or when a police officer **pulls** them **over**, the vehicle (...) of the road and (...) there ??

Answer 28

moves closer to the side, stops

Question 29

He **squeezed **the trigger, but nothing happened. to (...) something firmly together with your (...) or (...) ???

Answer 29

press fingers hand ?

Question 30

automate: to use (...) to do a job or task ??

Answer 30

machines instead of people

Question 31

conduct: to (...) and/or (...) a particular (...)

Answer 31

organize do activity

Question 32

inherit: to (...), physical features, etc. that are (...) to those of your (...), grandparents, etc.

Answer 32

have qualities similar parents

Question 33

steer: to (....) the (....) in which a (....), car, etc. (....)

Answer 33

control direction boat moves

Question 34

address: to (...) about a problem or a (...) and (...) (...) you are going to (...) it

Answer 34

think situation decide how deal with

Question 35

Please **convey** my appreciation to your President:: to (...) official (...) to someone

Answer 35

give information

Question 36

The program will **prompt** you to enter data where required.:: to (...) somebody to (...) (...) them questions or suggesting words that they could say

Answer 36

encourage speak by asking

Question 37

He stroked her hair affectionately.: to (...) your (...) (...) a (...), somebody’s hair, etc ??

Answer 37

move hand gently over surface

Question 38

I had a sore throat and it hurt to swallow. swallow: to (...), drink, etc. (...) your (...) into your stomach

Answer 38

make food go down throat

Question 39

I screamed and everyone stared stare/: to (...) somebody/something for a (...)

Answer 39

/ster/ look at long time

Question 40

Hang your coat on the hook. hang: to (...) something, or to be (...), at (...) so that the lower part is free or loose

Answer 40

attach attached the top

Question 41

He was the last man to be hanged for murder in this country. hang (...): to (...) somebody by (...) a (...) around their (...) and allowing them to drop; to be (...) in this way

Answer 41

somebody/yourself kill tying rope neck killed

Question 42

As I turned left on a bend, my car started to slide. slide: to (...) over a (...) or (...) surface; to make something move in this way

Answer 42

move easily smooth wet

Question 43

I'd been tricked and I felt stupid. trick: to (...) somebody (...) something which is (...)

Answer 43

make believe not true

Question 44

She drew back the curtains and let the sunlight in. draw/: to (...) or (...) (...), etc.

Answer 44

/drɔː/ open close curtains

Question 45

I met her (...) chance at the airport. chance/: (...) that some (...) (...) any (...) that you can see or understand

Answer 45

by /tʃæns/ the way things happen without cause

Question 46

The doors open and shut automatically. shut/: to (...) something; to become (...)

Answer 46

/ʃʌt/ close closed

Question 47

The government has been cautious in its response to the report. cautious/: being (...) about what (...) or do, especially to (...) or mistakes; not taking any risks

Answer 47

/ˈkɔːʃəs/ careful you say avoid danger

Question 48

She was shouting, swearing, and acting in an aggressive manner towards the staff swear: to (...) rude or (...), usually because you are angry

Answer 48

use offensive language

Question 49

The child ran into the road and was struck by a car. strike: to (...) somebody/something hard or (...)

Answer 49

hit with force

Question 50

Two children drowned after falling into the river. drown/: to (...) because you have (...) (...) and you cannot breathe; to kill somebody by holding them underwater

Answer 50

die been underwater too long

Question 51

I'll hold the door open for you. hold something + adj.: to (...) somebody/something in a (...)

Answer 51

keep particular position

Question 52

We've got plenty of time; there's no need to rush. rush/: to (...) or to (...) something with (...), often too fast

Answer 52

move do great speed

Question 53

Then I took out a cigarette and waited until he found a match to light it for me. **take something out of something**: to (...) something (...) a (...)

Answer 53

get from particular source

Question 54

She refused to shake hands with him. shake: to (...) somebody’s (...) and (...) it (...) and (...) as a way of (...) or to show that (...) about something

Answer 54

take hand move up down saying hello you agree

Question 55

She banged the door shut. bang: to (...) something or to be (...) with a (...)

Answer 55

close closed loud noise

Question 56

She was often approached for help and advice. **approach** somebody for something: to speak to somebody about something, especially to (...) them (...) something or to (...) something

Answer 56

ask for offer to do

Question 57

The field was bounded on the left by a wood. (bound/) be bounded by something: to (...) the (...) or limit of an area

Answer 57

/baʊnd/ form edge

Question 58

The desire for peace transcended political differences. transcend: to (...) or (...) (...) the (...) of something

Answer 58

be go beyond usual limits

Question 59

How much do you weigh (= how heavy are you)? weigh/: to (...) a particular (...)

Answer 59

/weɪ/ have weight

Question 60

Just the size of the place amazed her. amaze: to (...) somebody very much

Answer 60

surprise

Question 61

He didn’t dare (to) say what he thought. dare/ (to) do something: to be (...) enough (...) something

Answer 61

/der/ brave to do

Question 62

I shouted for help but nobody came. shout/: to (...) something in a (...) voice; to speak loudly/angrily to somebody

Answer 62

say loud

Question 63

Newspaper editors all strive to be first with a story. strive/: to (...) very (...) to (...) something

Answer 63

/straɪv/ try hard achieve

Question 64

They set high standards of customer service. set: to (...) some(...) so that (...) it or try to (...) it

Answer 64

fix thing others copy achieve

Question 65

Treat your keyboard with care and it should last for years. treat/: to (...) in a particular way (...) somebody/something

Answer 65

behave towards

Question 66

She survived her husband by ten years. survive/ somebody/something: to live or (...) (...) than some(...)/something

Answer 66

exist longer body

Question 67

She survived her husband by ten years. survive/ somebody/something: to live or (...) (...) than some(...)/something

Answer 67

exist longer body

Question 68

Such jokes tend to reinforce gender stereotypes. reinforce/ something: to (...) a feeling, an idea, etc. (...)

Answer 68

/ˌriːɪnˈfɔːrs/ make stronger

Question 69

His aim was to unite Italy. unite/: to (...) people or things (...) (...) to form a unit; to (...) (...)

Answer 69

make join together join together

Question 70

She insisted on him wearing a suit. insist on somebody/something doing something: to (...) that something (...) or that somebody agree to do something

Answer 70

demand happen

Question 71

The only way to tell if you like something is by trying it tell: to (...), (...) or judge something (...)

Answer 71

know notice correctly | darse cuenta

Question 72

His writing career extended over a period of 40 years. extend: + adv./prep. to (...) a particular (...), distance or length of (...)

Answer 72

cover area time

Question 73

The beach was fringed by coconut palms. fringe/: to (...) a (...) around something

Answer 73

/frɪndʒ/ form border | colombia - venezuela border

Question 74

Will you (...)ur the coffee? / to (...) a (...) by letting it flow from a container into a cup or glass

Answer 74

po /pɔːr/ serve drink

Question 75

She (...)aned forward and whispered something in his ear. (...)an/ (+ adv./prep.): to (...) or move from a (...) position to a (...) position

Answer 75

le le /liːn/ bend straight sloping

Question 76

People queued up outside. queue (up): to (....) in a (....) of people, vehicles, etc. in order to do something, get something or go somewhere

Answer 76

wait line

Question 77

The writing blurred and danced before his eyes. blur: if the shape or outline of something blurs, or if something blurs it, it (...) (...) (...) and sharp

Answer 77

becomes less clear