Test your partner on the words and expressions below, for example about:
collocation preposition verb pattern
difference synonym stand for
(other) meaning spell formal/ informal
pronunciation stress syllables
opposite vowel letter
example another way to say
mistress | urge | be used to | get used to |
used to | insist | keep | Ms |
regards | colleague | enclose | cheers |
CU | midweek | schedule | the foreseeable future |
fit you in | uncanny | subservient | feisty |
hug | clown | compensate | humiliation |
fool around | notorious | chase | cuddle |
dull | in the limelight | it’s a nightmare | see-through |
convent | gorgeous | cosmetic surgery | dread |
keep fit | approve | qualifications | chap |
get on with | stand up to | go off | brunette |
compatible | irritating/ annoying | hopeless at | keen on |
chore | chill out | shattered | on its last legs |
telly | a cuppa | enclose | incidentally |
up to my eyes in… | PS | split up | cottage |
afternoon tea | go out with | half a dozen | to fancy |
on its last legs | backroads | disapprove | miserable |
dump someone | Re | possessions | incidentally |
btw | gash | have an eye on | pastiche |
pay off | newsflash | kidding | self-image |
self-esteem | adore | trainers | fancy |
itchy | snore | sweat | corruption |
marital state | give my regards | get on with | half a dozen |
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