weekly words – LLT

02 Dec

Speak of the Week Archive: December 2019

This week’s quiz: 2nd-8th December, 2019

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10 Oct

October 2018

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That month LLT asked you…

…which word is not a synonym for ‘ghost’.
…to write the correct preposition to complete 4 phrases.
…to choose the option which means insufficient.
…to order a mini-dialogue.
…what prefix can go before wear, stand, funded and weight.

03 Sep

September 2018

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That month LLT asked you…

…what word goes beore pick, berg, land and cube.
…to match the verbs to make phrasal verbs with their definitions.
…which word completes the saying, “All that glitters is not _____.”
…which word is a synonym for humid.

04 Jun

June 2018

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That month LLT asked you…

…to write the particle which follows doze, drift and nod to mean, ‘unintentionally fall asleep‘.
…to choose the correct expression meaning “I forgot”.
…to match phrases to phrasal verbs with get.
…to complete an expression with a word meaning, ‘intelligent one’.
…to choose the correct definition for crackers, berserk, nuts and bonkers.

30 Jul

August 2017

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That month LLT asked you…

…to order the words to make a saying from a poem by Alfred Lord Tennyson.
…to make sentences by matching different clauses.
…to choose the best option to finish the sentence, “This is the BBC, bringing you all…”
…to complete a popular saying.
…which sentence means the person had taken a lot of drugs.