As it is said in one the articles below, "We regret to inform you that 'scumbro' is now officially a thing"
Here's a listening exercise to do: 'Scumbro' fashion (6 Minute English, BBC Learning English)
Related articles you can read about the issue:
Reign of the scumbro: the meaning of Justin Bieber’s ugly style (The Guardian)
Are You A ‘Scumbro’? – The Fashion Style Justin Bieber Is Currently Championing (2 Oceans Vibe News)
Something about future tenses: What is the difference between the GOING TO future and the Present Continuous with future meaning? Here's an interesting presentation: Be going to vs Present Continuous
HIGHWAY TO B1.....
Part four. Choose the correct option:
31. You don't have to wear them in England, .... ? (A
must you B need you C do you D can you)
32. I think everyone should wear them. Yes, ........ . (A so do I
B I think C I wear D I do either)
33. Have you ever ........ in a car accident?
(A being involved B
be involve C been involved
D involved)
34. The old lady needs ........... after her shock. (A
to comfort B be comforted
C comforting D comforted)
35. She thought she .... her dog. (A
was going to lose B was losing
C lost D
would have lost)
36. She'll soon have to look ........ someone (A after
B over C
for D through)
37. ......... her catch her dog.
(A helping B
to help C helped
D who helping)
38. She will go home without the dog unless she ............. someone. (A
finds B will find
C would find D found)
39. Old ladies really .... have such big dogs. (A
oughtn't B shouldn't
C mightn't D shan't)
40. But it's no use ........ her that. (A telling
B you told C
to tell D to telling)
Solutions to PART THREE in the previous post.
21. c 22. b 23. a 24. b 25. c 26.
a 27. a 28. c 29. a 30. d
Be SUPER CAREFUL with these "ORDINARY" WORDS >>> English with Lucy
What is a homophone? (Give examples)
What is a homograph? (Give examples)
What is a homonym? (Give examples)
LINGOHACK >>>
- Episode 181010 / 10 October 2018
>>> New hope for brain cancer patients - Language related to
'medicine'. Need-to-know language: vaccine, treatment, tumour, immune
system & cells.
31. You don't have to wear them in England, .... ? (A
must you B need you C do you D can you)
32. I think everyone should wear them. Yes, ........ . (A so do I
B I think C I wear D I do either)
33. Have you ever ........ in a car accident?
(A being involved B
be involve C been involved
D involved)
34. The old lady needs ........... after her shock. (A
to comfort B be comforted
C comforting D comforted)
35. She thought she .... her dog. (A
was going to lose B was losing
C lost D
would have lost)
36. She'll soon have to look ........ someone (A after
B over C
for D through)
37. ......... her catch her dog.
(A helping B
to help C helped
D who helping)
38. She will go home without the dog unless she ............. someone. (A
finds B will find
C would find D found)
39. Old ladies really .... have such big dogs. (A
oughtn't B shouldn't
C mightn't D shan't)
40. But it's no use ........ her that. (A telling
B you told C
to tell D to telling)
Solutions to PART THREE in the previous post.
21. c 22. b 23. a 24. b 25. c 26.
a 27. a 28. c 29. a 30. d
Be SUPER CAREFUL with these "ORDINARY" WORDS >>> English with Lucy
What is a homophone? (Give examples)
What is a homograph? (Give examples)
What is a homonym? (Give examples)
LINGOHACK >>>
- Episode 181010 / 10 October 2018
>>> New hope for brain cancer patients - Language related to
'medicine'. Need-to-know language: vaccine, treatment, tumour, immune
system & cells.
31. You don't have to wear them in England, .... ? (A
must you B need you C do you D can you)36. She'll soon have to look ........ someone (A after B over C for D through)
37. ......... her catch her dog. (A helping B to help C helped D who helping)
38. She will go home without the dog unless she ............. someone. (A finds B will find C would find D found)
39. Old ladies really .... have such big dogs. (A oughtn't B shouldn't C mightn't D shan't)
40. But it's no use ........ her that. (A telling B you told C to tell D to telling)
Solutions to PART THREE in the previous post.
21. c 22. b 23. a 24. b 25. c 26. a 27. a 28. c 29. a 30. dBe SUPER CAREFUL with these "ORDINARY" WORDS >>> English with Lucy
What is a homophone? (Give examples)
What is a homograph? (Give examples)
What is a homonym? (Give examples)
LINGOHACK >>>
- Episode 181010 / 10 October 2018 >>> New hope for brain cancer patients - Language related to 'medicine'. Need-to-know language: vaccine, treatment, tumour, immune system & cells.
