Spotlight 11. Module 2b. Vocabulary

Fill in the gap with an appropriate word. Mary shouldn't let her friends ___ her decisions. She should think for herself.

Fill in the gap with an appropriate word. Don't ___ to peer pressure. Do what makes you feel comfortable.

Fill in the gap with an appropriate word. If a bully does something nasty to you, you should ___ the urge to get back at them.

Fill in the gap with an appropriate word. Don't let one bad exam result ___ you from studying harder next time.

Fill in the gap with an appropriate word. How can we ___ you to join us at the restaurant this evening?

Fill in the gap with an appropriate word. Steve was going to quit his quitar lessons, but his parents managed to ___ him.

Choose the correct word. What will you ___ to Kate if she is rude to you again?

Choose the correct word. It's only a game. ___ if you lose.

Choose the correct word. At the weekend, I am going to hang ___ with my friends at the shopping centre.

Choose the correct word. Tell Jack to pick ___ someone his own size!

Choose the correct word. Jane's been so angry lately. What's ___ over her?

Choose the correct word. I'm sorry but my mum won't ___ me come out until I've finished my homework.

Choose the correct word. We don't want you to spend any more time with Laura. She's a bad ___ .

Choose the correct word. Do these two colours ___ ?

Complete the idiom. Tom always gives me a hand. He's one in a ___!

Complete the idiom. There are a ___ and one reasons why you should go to university.

Complete the idiom. Jack's been very confused lately. He has been at sixes and ___.

Complete the idiom. Mary feels terrible. She's in ___ minds about whether or not to go to school today.

Complete the idiom. To me, it was six of one and ___ a dozen of the other. They were both responsible for what happened.