Answer Key
Vocabulary test
Drag & drop: Fill in the gaps…
- up
- in
- away
- out
- down
- into
- in on
- Don't read more [into] her letter than she intended.
- Are you majoring [in] English literature? That sounds like a very interesting thing to study.
- With his usual skill, the chairman zeroed [in on] the most delicate subject of our meeting.
- I can't figure [out] what he is trying to say, it is very difficult to understand his accent.
- If you have a good idea, make sure to jot it [down] somewhere.
- You shouldn't listen [in] when people are talking privately.
- Everyone dresses [down] for work on Fridays, some people even wear jeans.
- Traveling around the world is better than slaving [away] at some dull job.
- Can you meet for lunch on Wednesday? – I'll pencil you [in] , and we'll confirm it on Tuesday.
- I want to spend a few days touching [up] the article before I send it to the printer.