Aptis ingles Vocabulario

Select a word from the list that has the most similar meaning to the word on the left. Giggle. Wind down. Opt. Build on. Report.

Select a word from the list that has the most similar meaning to the word on the left. Depart. Defeat. Post. Breathe. Gain.

Select a word from the list that has the most similar meaning to the word on the left. Mean. Alleviate. Perceive. Quiver. Illuminate.

Select a word from the list that has the most similar meaning to the word on the left. Look for. Cause. Tear. Find. Copy.

Select a word from the list that has the most similar meaning to the word on the left. Flawless. Sweat. Confusing. Feeble. Keen.

Select a word from the list that has the most similar meaning to the word on the left. Polite. Hapiness. Honest. Hallway. Unclear.

Select a word from the list that has the most similar meaning to the word on the left. Tardy. Serene. Apprehensive. Odd. Conscious.

Select a word from the list that has the most similar meaning to the word on the left. Tired. Aware. Plethora. Emotional. Conspiracy.

Complete each definition using a word from the list. Use each word once only. You will not need five of the words. To run quickly is to. To ask for information is to. To live with someone else is to. To make someone redundant at work is to. To look up to someone is to.

Complete each definition using a word from the list. Use each word once only. You will not need five of the words. To bounce a basketball is to. To revise written work is to. To make noise with your breathing while asleep is to. To achieve over 50% on a test is to. To cook food in oil or butter is to.

Complete each definition using a word from the list. Use each word once only. You will not need five of the words. To make a problem or situation worse is to. To declare your feelings openly to someone is to. To point at a target is to. To show an expression of anger or disapproval is to. To cut grass is to.

Complete each definition using a word from the list. Use each word once only. You will not need five of the words. To argue about unimportant matters is to. To demonstrate the truth is to. To use bad language is to. To tease a person through imitation is to. To sing with a closed mouth is to.

I became aware of the______________in my knowledge when we took that trivia quiz. Gap. Scrumptious. Deal. Highly. Grasp.

Nothing tastes quite like my mother-in-law's homemade pumpkin pie. It's so___________that I'd eat it every day if I could. Gap. Scrumptious. honey. Highly. Tasteful.

Shopping at the outlet mall is the only way to get a good_________around here. Grasp. Hold. Gross. Totally. Deal.

While he had an excellent____________of the material, he was unable to achieve the mark he had hoped for. Grasp. Hold. Gross. Totally. Understand.

Rollerblading is a___________dangerous activity. You can easily break a limb. Fail. Totally. Gross. Highly. Understand.

It's incredibly hard to make a____________as an artist. They often have to work another job. semesters. Reluctant. Sockets. Runaway. Living.

My sister always asks me for money and never gives it back. I am____________to lend her any more. semesters. Reluctant. Angry. Runaway. Living.

The___________was expelled from the game on the suspicion of favouring one team. Plugs. Reluctant. Angry. Principal. Referee.

The new library on campus has a lot of amenities, but there aren't enough available__________to charge my laptop. Sockets. Reluctant. Angry. Principal. Money.

The plane was stuck on the___________for hours due to the snowstorm. Living. Airport. Semesters. Runway. Money.

I adore__________jewellery such as delicate chain and pearl earrings. Dainty. Knit. Grasp. Bulky. Wallet.

Gilberto lost his___________when he did not win the game. He was so upset that he threw a tantrum. Altitude. Hedges. Knit. Temper. Concentrate.

When I retire, I hope to move to the countryside and rent a quaint_________It will be nice to have a smaller home. Tailored. Cottage. Grasp. Hedges. Bulky.

I wanted to have a creative outlet, so I learned how to____________So far, I have made mittens and a scarf. Concentrate. Knit. Grasp. Hedges. Build.

Amelia found it difficult to___________the math lessons, so she hired a tutor. Concentrate. Temper. Grasp. Knit. Build.

I received an email that said I had won $10,000 in a raffle. It turned out to be___________and it was just a scam. Excess. Regret. Cruise. Bogus. Authentic.

My English lessons were not enough for me, so I enrolled in a__________course to get more time to practice. Supplementary. Regret. Cruise. tailored. Authentic.

At the potluck, we had__________Food, so everyone was able to bring home leftovers. Cruise. Regret. Excess. tailored. Bogus.

The sales clerk recommended some products to________the life of my leather boots. Now, I will have them for years to come!. Cruise. Regret. shorten. tailored. Prolong.

The weather for Saturday is sunny, so we will hop on the____________and go to the island for the afternoon. Cruise. Bogus. shorten. Prolong. Ferry.

Select a word from the list that is most often used with the word on the left. Use each word once only. Travel. Widely. ill. Free. Kind. Wreak.

Select a word from the list that is most often used with the word on the left. Use each word once only. Bitterly. Fashionably. Painfully. Wide. Fast.

Select a word from the list that is most often used with the word on the left. Use each word once only. Pearly. Booming. Open. Distinguished. Good.

Select a word from the list that is most often used with the word on the left. Use each word once only. Wishful. Blatant. Creative. Saving. Common.

Select a word from the list that is most often used with the word on the left. Use each word once only. Reduced. Sentimental. Inmediate. white-whater. semi precious.

Select a word from the list that is most often used with the word on the left. Use each word once only. Express. Heavy. Rich. High. Spitting.

Select a word from the list that is most often used with the word on the left. Use each word once only. Minimum. Pay. Hard. First. Thick.

Select a word from the list that has the most similar meaning to the word on the left. Tired. messy. complicated. easy. Remote.

Select a word from the list that has the most similar meaning to the word on the left. Choose. Close. Improve. Care. practise.

Complete each definition using a word from the list. Use each word once only. You will not need five of the words. To opposite is to. To teach is to. To accept is to. To get is to. To pay is to.

Select a word from the list that is most often used with the word on the left. Use each word once only. Abstract. Athletics. Congested. Frantic. Household.

Select a word from the list that is most often used with the word on the left. Use each word once only. Bright. Heavy. Sentimental. Blatantly. Breaking.

Select a word from the list that is most often used with the word on the left. Use each word once only. Pay. Ship. Back. Magnifying. Light.

Select a word from the list that is most often used with the word on the left. Use each word once only. Long. Comfy. Shiny. Tasty. Torrential. Spare.

Select a word from the list that is most often used with the word on the left. Use each word once only. Good. Cabin. Forceable. Fond. Protection. junk.

Select a word from the list that has the most similar meaning to the word on the left. Sketch. Inn. Hostage. Mend. Pain. Damp.

Select a word from the list that is most often used with the word on the left. Use each word once only. Unfortunate. Junk. Hard. Burglar. Book. Bride. Time.

Furniture news advice. Son incontables no pueden llevar a/an. Son contables pueden llevar a/an.

Vocabulario. Forthnight. Plot line. Clumsy person. to sew. To chew. To knit.

Vocabulario. Frugal. Bliss. outrage. Belwirdement. conundrum. engagement.

Vocabulario. Greed. deadline. Spruce. Toll. Stroll (suele ir con leisure). Landfill. Unforeseen.

Select a word from the list that has the most similar meaning to the word on the left. Tame. Feral. Bill. Iddle. Smitten.

Complete each definition using a word from the list. Use each word once only. You will not need five of the words. Attractive unusual in an old-fashioned. Extremely good and exciting. To speak and behave in a very angry way. The organs inside a person´s or animal body. To appear as a large, sometines frightening shape.

Select a word from the list that has the most similar meaning to the word on the left. Brainwave. Catcall. Backlash. Godsend. Threaten.

Phrasal verbs with "on". To put on clothes to see if they fit. To hire someone to acept more work. To have a good relationship with someone. Reducir el consumo. Hacer que algo funcione/vestirse. To continue. Lindar con. To wait.

Phrasal verbs with "down". Determinar. Estrecharse. Rechazar/bajar. Reducir consumo. Relajarse. Dejar/bajar. Deshacer/descomponer/derribar.

Phrasal verbs with "off". Despegar/quitar. Quitar. Emitir un mal olor. Salir. Ganar un premio. Despedirse. Evitar hablar de algo.

Phrasal verbs with "out". Llevar a cabo. Averiguar. Equiparse. Apagar la luz/publicar. Estar alerta. Descartar. Comenzar algo/preparar.

Phrasal verbs with "up". buscar una diferencia. disolver. Criar a niño. Continuar/mantener. llamar/evocar (recordar). Tomar ocupar. Surgir/subir.

Phrasal verbs variados. Get over. Look into. Go after. Get across. come about. Take in. Get on for.

Phrasal verbs variados 2. Give away. Bring about. Call away. Call for. Bump into. Come under. Give over.

Phrasal verbs variados 3. Put forward. Kick off. Hanker after. Hold back/set back. Stem from. Soak up. Kick in.

Phrasal verbs "off" parte 2. Get off. Break off. Put off. Rid off. Pull off. Call off. Drop off.