English Vocabulary & Grammar

Could you ____ ?

The train ____ a long time to arrive last Saturday because it was snowing.

It usually ____ him forty minutes on the bus.

Don’t _______ .

/kQf/ verb to send air out of your mouth with a loud noise, e.g. when you have a cold.

Can you _____ ?

I’ll ____ at the airport.

Didn’t you hear me? _____

They always ____ .

I normally ____ .

How long does it ____ to get to the centre by car?

Please _____ .

/nO;ti/ adj (for children) badly behaved, not doing what an adult says.

It ____ me twenty minutes longer to ____ to work yesterday because of the traffic.

/d@UnVt/ noun a small round cake often with a hole in the middle.

/dra;ft/ noun a current of air (e.g. that comes into a room).

In general, the London Underground ____ about five minutes from one stop to the next.

Here are your shoes. Now ______ .

________ – I’m busy.

How long does it ____ you to ____ home in the evening?