Viewpoint 1.2. retakes
Getting along
1. sibling (n)
2. single parent (n)
3. network of friends
4. to affect (v)
5. to insist on (v)
6. to lend (v)
7. to occupy myself (v)
8. to support (v)
9. to come up with smth (v)
10. to give smth up (v)
11. to go over smth (v)
12. to have friends over (v)
13. to move in / out (v)
14. to observe the house rules (v)
15. to pay rent (v)
16. to put off (v)
17. to run out of (v)
18. to long for smth (v)
19. to look forward to smth (phr v)
20. to drive someone crazy (v)
21. to let someone down (v)
22. to tag along with (v)
23. to tolerate (v)
24. to work out a problem (v)
25. to contribute to household bills (v)
26. there is a bit of friction (phrase)
27. to have lots of opportunities (v)
28. to share secrets with someone (v)
29. there is no one else to blame (phrase)
30. to be short on/of smth (v)
31. It’s not worth.. (coll)
Food science
32. discovery (n)
33. urban area (phrase)
34. disappearance (n)
35. environmentalist (n)
36. loss (n)
37. survival threat (phrase)
38. waste (n)
39. crop (n)
40. drought (n)
41. food shortage (phrase)
42. greenhouse (n)
43. nutrition (n)
44. pollination (n)
45. soil (n)
46. vertical farming (n)
47. blood pressure (n)
48. bone (n)
49. digestive system (n)
50. eyesight (n)
51. heart disease (n)
52. liver (n)
53. metabolism (n)
54. mood swings (n)
55. muscles (n)
56. pain (n)
57. weight loss (n)
58. almond (n)
59. asparagus (n)
60. blueberry (n)
61. ginger (n)
62. raisin (n)
63. additive (n)
64. artificial flavor (n)
65. chef (n)
66. chemical (n)
67. food budget (n)
68. manufacturer (n)
69. processed food (n)
70. to decline in / of (v)
71. to increase in / of (v)
72. the majority of … (n)
73. to rise in / of (v)
74. conventional (adj)
75. misleading (adj)
76. to avoid (v)
77. to deteriorate (v)
78. harvest (n)
79. benefit (n)
80. to boost (v)
81. to cope with depression (phrase)
82. to prevent from (v)
83. to reduce cholesterol (phrase)
84. to account for (v)
85. indoors (adv)
86. approximately (adv)
Success and happiness
87. inhabitants (n)
88. billionaire (n)
89. economic recession (n)
90. entrepreneur (n)
91. failure (n)
92. fear (n)
93. job satisfaction survey (phrase)
94. passion (n)
95. persistent (adj)
96. possession (n)
97. priority (n)
98. recipe (n)
99. success (n)
100. graduation ceremony (n)
101. marriage proposal (n)
102. opening night at a play (phrase)
103. spelling bee (n)
104. rare (adj)
105. to analyze (v)
106. to bring someone up (v)
107. efforts pay off (phrase)
108. to seek (v)
109. to have a long commute (v)
110. to make the most of smth (v)
111. furthermore (adv)
Going places
112. adventure (n)
113. delay (n)
114. destination (n)
115. handful of people (coll)
116. roller coaster (n)
117. silence (n)
118. suburb (n)
119. voyage (n)
120. earplugs (n)
121. tip (n)
122. pillow (n)
123. awareness (n)
124. impact (n)
125. revenue (n)
126. resort (n)
127. experienced (adj)
128. amazing (adj)
129. breathtaking (adj)
130. challenging (adj)
131. depressing (adj)
132. encouraging (adj)
133. fascinating (adj)
134. impressive (adj)
135. puzzled (adj)
136. terrifying (adj)
137. vast (adj)
138. weightless (adj)
139. float (v)
140. to opt to (v)
141. to employ (v)
142. to produce huge amount of waste (v)
143. strengthen the local economy (phrase)
144. In the end (phrase)
145. a couple of decades (phrases)
146. have mixed feelings about smth (phrase)
147. the advantages outweigh the disadvantages (phrase)
148. It’s not worth the risk (phrase)
Culture
149. hardship (n)
150. prosperity (n)
151. arranged marriage (n)
152. civil ceremony (n)
153. reception (n)
154. exchange vows (n)
155. bridesmaid (n)
156. groomsman (n)
157. matchmaker (n)
158. newlyweds (n)
159. baby shower (n)
160. bachelor(n)
161. engagement party (n)
162. gift giving (n)
163. housewarming (n)
164. rehearsal dinner (n)
165. retirement (n)
166. benefit (n)
167. downside (n)
168. exposure (n)
169. homestay (n)
170. opportunity (n)
171. preservation (n)
172. revival (n)
173. threat (n)
174. trade (n)
175. bizarre (adj)
176. extinct (n)
177. impolite (adj)
178. inappropriate gift (n)
179. touching moment (n)
180. appreciate (adj)
181. to feel obliged to (v)
182. to tear off the wrapping paper (v)
183. to unwrap (v)
184. to avoid bad luck (v)
185. to punch (v)
186. to dismiss (v)
187. to walk down the aisle (v)
188. in return (phrase)
Ability
189. athlete (n)
190. mayor (n)
191. evident (adj)
192. imprecise (adj)
193. inadequate (adj)
194. articulate (adj)
195. disciplined (adj)
196. efficient at solving problems (phrase)
197. literate (adj)
198. sensitive to language (phrase)
199. to argue (v)
200. incredibly (adv)
VP 1.2. Retakes
Getting along with people
What are the advantages/problems in/with being in a big family?
Do you get over problems quickly? Why (not)?
What’s something you had fun doing when you were a child?
Use phrasal verbs, use infinitives and –ing forms after adjectives, nouns and pronouns
Food, farming, nutrition
What new supermarkets have opened in your city?
What foods do you think are healthy?
What do you think of fast-food?
Use passive to focus on information when talking about the past, present and future
Success and happiness
What do successful people have in common?
How do you define a successful friendship?
What was one of the most successful moments of your life?
Use - ing forms as reduced relative clause, to describe simultaneous events, and as subjects and objects.
Travel and vacation
What’s the most impressive place you’ve been to?
When do you feel relaxed?
What do you think of adventure travel?
Use reported speech to report statement, share you experience
Culture, traditions, celebrations
What is a typical birthday party like in your culture?
What’s a typical birthday present in your culture?
What would be appropriate and/or inappropriate gift in your country?
Use relative clauses with when, where and whose.
Use verbs with direct and indirect objects
