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Learning Vocabulary: Make

Learning Vocabulary: Make

In this week's Premier Skills English Podcast, Jack makes a fool out of Rich and Rich makes a crossword for his students. The language focus is on a verb with lots of different meanings - make. Jack and Rich look at five different ways of using make and how you can these phrases in your speaking and writing. Your task is to complete a crossword using phrases with make and to find the secret word. As always, we also have a new football phrase for you to guess. Enjoy!

Transcript

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Learning Vocabulary - Phrases with make

Intro:

Rich: This doesn’t make sense.

Jack: What doesn’t make sense?

Rich: They must have made a mistake.

Jack: Made a mistake with what? Do you want to tell me what you’re talking about?

Rich: This email I’ve got. It says that Accrington Stanley have made an offer for the Manchester Utd goalkeeper, David De Gea. It says that he’s going to make the move from Utd to Accrington for £100 million in January.

Jack: Do you mean Accrington Stanley who play in the fourth division with average crowds of two thousand? I think that’s what you call fake news. Don’t click on it. It’s made-up.
 
Rich: Right, of course. I have to make sure I don’t believe everything that I read. Sometimes these things can make me look a bit silly.

Jack: Some people make a living out of tricking people online. Who do you think sent it?

Rich: Here at the bottom. It says fake news and pictures provided by … Jack Radford.

Jack: All right. Don’t make a scene! I thought it would make you laugh! 

Welcome - Make

Rich: Hello my name’s Rich

Jack: and I’m Jack

Rich: and welcome to this week’s Premier Skills English podcast.

Jack: Where we talk about football and help you with your English.

Jack: What’s happening this week, Rich?

Rich: In this week’s podcast, we’re looking at vocabulary. We’re going to look at some common phrases and collocations with the word ‘make’.

Jack: Did you notice that we used lots of different phrases with ‘make’ in the introduction? We’ll look at these again later on.

Rich: Make is a word that is often difficult to use correctly because in lots of languages such as Spanish, German and French just one word is used for make and do, but in English we use two words make and do.

Jack: This means that you have to learn when to use do and when to use make.

Rich: That’s right. I hear my students making mistakes with this quite a lot. I often hear ‘Are we going to make an exam today?’ or ‘I did a mistake or I did a joke’.  

Jack: It’s important to get it right. For example, you can say the goalkeeper made a great save but you can’t say the goalkeeper did a great save.

Rich: That’s right. But, in this week’s podcast, we’re just looking at words and phrases with ‘make’ and we’ll look at ‘do’ in a future podcast.

Jack: And, we’ve got a couple of tasks that will help you with the language we introduce in this podcast. So make sure you listen to all of the podcast and use the podcast page on the Premier Skills English website to help you.

Rich: Don’t forget, there is more information about the different ways we use make on the page below and activities to help you understand as well as another football phrase at the end of the podcast. Jack: And one more thing ...

Rich: One more thing?

Jack: Yes ... well, we’ve had a request.

Rich: Oh yeah?

Jack: Remember that joke you told last week?

Rich: About the interrupting cow .... mooooo!

Jack: Yes. Well, some people thought it was funny. They thought you were funny and they want more.

Rich: More moooing?

Jack: No. More jokes. Do you know any more?

Rich: I know loads ... hundreds ... thousands ...

Jack: OK OK ... Just one will do.

Rich: Great.

Jack: A funny one this time, please.

Rich: They’re always funny. Here’s one ...

Rich: Two football fans are standing outside the stadium and one says to the other ‘I wish I’d brought the piano to the match’. The other fan says ‘why would you bring a piano to the match?’ and the first fan responds ‘because I left our tickets on it’.

Jack: (groan) always funny? I’m not sure about that.

Rich: It made me laugh!

Topic Focus

Jack: What are you doing?

Rich: As I was saying in the last section, I’ve had quite a few students making mistakes with collocations and phrases with the word ‘make’. So, I’m going to make a crossword for them and I’m going to use it in class next week.

Jack: Make a crossword  ... nice. You’re going to write it?

Rich: That’s right. I’m going to make the crossword and my students are going to do the crossword. I hope it will make it easier and make it clearer for my students to understand.

Jack: Do you want a bit of help?

Rich: That would be great. You can do the across clues and I’ll do the down clues, all right?

Jack: And all the answers have to be a phrase or collocation with make?

Rich: That’s right. I’ve done the first one already. Have a listen to the clue. In the UK, the first thing that lots of people do in the morning is … Do you want to make a guess?

Jack: Go to the toilet?

Rich: No! And that doesn’t include make, does it?

Jack: Make the bed? 

Rich: No.

Jack: Make breakfast?

Rich: OK, hold on. I need to put the number of letters and words after the clue to make it easier. This expression has got five words. Four letters, one letter, three letters, two letters, three letters.

Jack: Make … make a … in the morning I make a …. I make a cup of tea!

Rich: Yay! Well done!

Jack: OK, I’ve got one. When you want to see the doctor or the dentist you usually need to call to ... 

Rich: Easy. Make an appointment.

Jack: Very quick!

Rich: My next one … right, if someone says something really mean to you it ...

Jack: Makes me angry!

Rich: Three words. Five letters, two letters, three letters.

Jack: Makes me sad.

Rich: Nearly.

Jack: Makes me … cry?

Rich: Very good.

Jack: Right, I’ve got a more difficult one now. You shouldn’t believe everything you read in the news or especially on social media because sometimes it’s …

Rich: Nice. Invented. Imagined. Sometimes it’s made-up. 

Jack: Like that email I sent to you about Manchester Utd’s David de Gea.

Rich: Yes, OK, you don’t need to carry on making fun of me!

Jack: I won’t mention it again. Let’s stop doing this now and in the next section, we’ll look at some of the different ways we can use make. 

Rich: And we can share the crossword with our listeners on the Premier Skills English podcast page in the downloads section.

Jack: That sounds like a good plan.

Language Focus

Jack: In the last section, we started to create a crossword using phrases with ‘make’.

Rich: There are many different ways that ‘make’ can be used and we’re going to take a look at some of the most common ways.

Jack: The first way make is used is to mean produce or create something. For example, the first phrase in the last section was make a cup of tea. Here make means produce or create.

Rich: You can use make in a similar way with expressions like make a sandwich, make breakfast - it’s often used to talk about food and cooking. But we can also use make when we say make a copy of something or make a hole in the garden - here it’s like dig.

Jack: Do you often make holes in your garden?

Rich: All the time Jack! Another way to use make is like in the phrase to make an appointment.

Jack: Yes, we use make for plans and decisions. We make a plan, we make a decision, we make our minds up, we make arrangements, appointments and choices.

Rich: OK, a third way to use make is when something changes someone’s emotions. Earlier I said that something can make you cry. Things can also make you angry, make you sad, make you happy.

Jack: When someone surprises you and says boo it might make you jump. A film might make you sad. A joke might make you laugh ... or it might not. It might make you groan ... Rich?

Rich: Yes, well ... Some common phrases with make are connected to communicating and speaking. We make a phone call, we make a speech, we make a prediction, a suggestion, a joke, a comment, a point, a complaint and an excuse. 

Jack: I really like the phrase make a fuss. You can use it if someone complains a lot about something that isn’t very important. 

Rich: Yes. I have a friend who’s a real fusspot. I’m always telling him to stop making a fuss.

Jack: Remember that these are just general rules because we can also tell a joke and we don’t make a story, we tell someone a story or read a story.

Rich: Finally, there are lots of idiomatic expressions that use make. These are often the most difficult to learn because you need to learn them separately. 

Jack: Earlier I told Rich that news is sometimes made-up.  Here it is an adjective but to make something up is also a phrasal verb. At the beginning of the podcast, I made up an email to make a fool out of Rich.

Rich: To make a fool out of someone. Another idiomatic expression we used at the beginning of the podcast. In a minute or two, in one of your learning tasks, you are going to be looking back at that opening conversation. 

Jack: But before we do that, let’s remind you of five common ways we use expressions that include the word make.

Rich: Number one: to produce or create something, for example, make a pizza or make a cake.

Jack: Number two: to make plans and decisions. For example, we make up our minds about something or we make an appointment at the dentist.

Rich: Number three: to talk about changing emotions. For example, the film made me sad or the news made me angry.

Jack: Number four: to talk about how we speak and communicate. For example, we make a comment or we make a phone call.

Rich: Number five: phrasal verbs and other idiomatic expressions that include make. These are best learnt individually and in context.

Task

Jack: We have two tasks for you this week. The first task is to listen to our conversation at the beginning of the podcast again. 

Rich: This conversation included ten phrases with make. 

Jack: One of the best ways to learn new phrases is when you see or hear them in context - in a normal conversation.

Rich: We want you to listen and find ten expressions with make. Write down each expression and think about how it is used and what it means. 

Jack: Try to only listen at first but if it’s difficult or you want to check your answers, then take a look at the transcript.

Rich: Our second task for you this week is a crossword that we have made for you.

Jack: You can either look at the image of the crossword on the page on the website or download and print it off to use at home or in class.

Rich: All the phrases include the word make and most, but not all, have been used in this week’s podcast.

Jack: There is also a secret football word hidden in the crossword. We want you to complete the crossword and tell us what this secret word is in the comments section at the bottom of this page.

Can you work out this week’s football phrase?

Rich: Have you got a football phrase for us this week? 

Jack: Yes, I have, but first, last week’s football phrase. Last week’s phrase was play-off match or just play-off. A play-off is a match between two teams that decides which team progresses to the next round. Italy were knocked out of the World Cup in a play-off last week.

Rich: Lots of you got it right. Well done to Sabanoleg and Liubomyr from Ukraine, Lakerwang from China, Haruyuki from Japan, Kwesimanifest from Ghana, Khaldoun83 and Elghoul from Algeria, Milos from Serbia, Minh Hoang from Vietnam, and Ahmed Adam from Sudan.

Rich: What’s this week’s phrase, Jack?

Jack: This week’s phrase is to **** **** *****. It means to play for a team for the first time. The West Brom midfielder, Gareth Barry has played more times in the Premier League than any other player and **** *** ***** for Aston Villa in 1998!

Rich: And the phrase includes the topic of this podcast!Jack: Of course! Right, that’s all we have time for this week! Don’t forget to write your answers to our questions and make a guess at our football phrase in the comments below.

Rich: Bye for now and enjoy your football!

Vocabulary

How much did you understand?

In the podcast, Rich and Jack used some words and phrases that might be new for you. Do you know the words in bold?

Do you mean Accrington Stanley who play in the fourth division in front of average crowds of two thousand?

You shouldn't believe everything you see online. Sometimes it's made-up.

There were a few more tricky words in the podcast. Do you know what they all mean? Try the activity below, then, listen to the podcast again to hear how we used the words.

Activity 1

Activity 1: In this activity, try to match the words and phrases to their definitions. All of the words were in this week's podcast.
Can you match the words to their definitions?

Don't worry! David de Gea isn't leaving Old Trafford for Accrington! Jack was just making a joke!

Language

Phrases with make

In this week's podcast, Jack and Rich spoke about the word make. Did you know that it had lots of different meanings? They discussed five of the most common meanings of make:

To create or produce

We can use phrases such as make a pizza, make a cake and make a mess to talk about creating a pizza, a cake or a mess. This is probably the most common meaning of make and the easiest to understand.   Take a look at these examples:

You've made a right mess there! Can you tidy it up please?

Rich made a crossword for his students.

The goalkeeper made a great save.

To make plans and decisions

We can use phrases such as make an appointment or arrangement, make your mind up and make a choice to talk about plans and decisions. Take a look at these examples:

I'm not feeling well. I should make an appointment to see the doctor.

Have you made up your mind yet? I need to let her know.

To talk about changing emotions

We can use phrases such as make you laugh, make you cry, make you jump to talk about things that cause different emotions. We often use these phrases to talk about how something made you feel. Take a look at tehse examples:

That film was scary. It really made me jump!

That joke really made me laugh.

To talk about how we speak and communicate

We can use phrases such as make a phone call, make a speech or make a point to talk about how we speak and communicate with each other. Here are some examples:

The groom made a great speech at the wedding.

Can you wait a second. I need to make a quick phone call.

Idioms and phrasal verbs

Make is a common word in many phrasal verbs and idioms. The best way to learn these words and phrases is in context. We ask you to do this in your first task this week (see below). Here are some examples of idioms and phrasal verbs we used in the podcast:

I just made the story up. It's not true.

I made up a story to make a fool out of Rich.

In the activity below, take a look at some sentences that use phrases with make and decide which of the above five meanings are being used.

Activity 2

Activity 2: In this activity, look again at the five meanings of make which were introduced in the podcast. Match the phrases with make to the five meanings.
Do you know what make means?

Task 1

Noticing new language

Your first task is to listen to the opening conversation again. Rich and Jack are talking about an email Rich received about the Manchester Utd goalkeeper, David De Gea. In the conversation, Jack and Rich used ten phrases that included make. We want you to listen and write down the ten phrases and think about what they mean in the context of this conversation. If this is difficult, use the transcript to help. Is listening in this way a good way to learn new words and phrases? Do you understand all ten phrases?

Task 2

Phrases using make - Crossword

Below, you can see a crossword. We want you to look at the clues and complete the crossword. All the answers are phrases with make that were included in this podcast. When you have finished, some letters will be revealed. These letters are an anagram of a secret football word. Write the answer to the anagram in the comments section at the bottom of the page.

You can download and print the crossword in the downloads section on the right.

Across

5. What’s the pay like? Can you ____ _ _____ as a football coach? (4,1,6)

6. I know that you’re angry, but please don’t ____ _ _____. (4,1,5)

7. ____ ____ you lock your door when you go out. (4,4)

8. That show is so funny. It always _____ __ _____. (5,2,5)

9. I didn’t really want to sell it, but he ____ __ __ _____ I couldn’t refuse. (4,2,2,5)

10. I have a terrible toothache. I need to ____ __ ___________ at the dentist’s. (4,2,11)

11. I understand what you mean. You have ____ ____ _____. (4,4,5)

12. The first thing I do when I get up is put the kettle on and ____ _ ___ __ ___. (4,1,3,2,3)

Down

1. I have no idea what you are talking about. That doesn’t ____ _____ (4,5)

2. I don’t believe that story. I think you ____ __ __. (4,2,2)

3. What do you think about these jeans? Do they ____ __ ____ fat? (4,2,4)

4. It’s a tough decision, but you need to ____ ____ ____ __. (4,4,4,2)

5. I was feeling a little peckish (hungry) so I ____ ______ _ ________ (a snack made with bread and a filling). (4,6,1,8)

9. The film was so sad. The ending ____ __ ___. (4,2,3)

Secret word: _ _ _ _  _  _ _ _ _

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What do you think?

In this week’s podcast, Jack and Rich spoke about phrases with make.

Have you ever made something up? Have you ever made a speech? How did it make you feel?

What makes you laugh? What makes you cry? What makes you jump?

Look at the task above and write your answers for the secret word. 

Remember to write your guess at this week's football phrase, too!

If you want us to correct your English, just write 'correct me' at the beginning of your comment.

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hsn
27/09/2021
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• I’ve never made-up somethin untrue.Yes I made a speech in front of apprentice colleagues. It made me excited . Jokes make me laugh. Due to pain, groaning patients always affect me and make me cry. Unexpected payrise makes me jump-:)

Phrase
• While we are walking together my older friends always ranting against government. Because fake news which made up by biased media affect them. It make fool out of them. I think they are making a fuss and have to make up their mind about sucess of officials.
Crossword
Across
6-Make a shout
7-Make sure
8-Make me laugh
9-Made me an offer
10-Make an appointment
11-Made…….point
12-Make a cup of tea.
Down
1-Make sense
2-Made me up
3-Make me look
4------------
5………………………..a sandwich.
9-Made me cry.


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hsn
27/09/2021 12:35
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Comment
• I’ve never made-up somethin untrue.Yes I made a speech in front of apprentice colleagues. It made me excited . Jokes make me laugh. Due to pain, groaning patients always affect me and make me cry. Unexpected payrise makes me jump-:)

Phrase
• While we are walking together my older friends always ranting against government. Because fake news which made up by biased media affect them. It make fool out of them. I think they are making a fuss and have to make up their mind about sucess of officials.
Crossword
Across
6-Make a shout
7-Make sure
8-Make me laugh
9-Made me an offer
10-Make an appointment
11-Made…….point
12-Make a cup of tea.
Down
1-Make sense
2-Made me up
3-Make me look
4------------
5………………………..a sandwich.
9-Made me cry.

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mobeckham
20/05/2020
TR
6510
points

This week's football phrase is ( make his debut )


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mobeckham
20/05/2020 11:20
Turkey
Manchester United
6510

This week's football phrase is ( make his debut )

mobeckham's picture
mobeckham
20/05/2020
TR
6510
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A nice joke or a comedy film makes me laugh
Losing a competition in the final game with my local team makes me cry
Achieving my goals with flying colours makes me jump with joy


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mobeckham
20/05/2020 11:14
Turkey
Manchester United
6510

A nice joke or a comedy film makes me laugh
Losing a competition in the final game with my local team makes me cry
Achieving my goals with flying colours makes me jump with joy

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mobeckham
20/05/2020
TR
6510
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I sometimes make up jokes with my friends but they are funny though
I have made a speech especially during the orientation time before the school year starts. It gives me goosebumps


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mobeckham
20/05/2020 11:12
Turkey
Manchester United
6510

I sometimes make up jokes with my friends but they are funny though
I have made a speech especially during the orientation time before the school year starts. It gives me goosebumps

monxefe
13/12/2017
ES
207
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I sometimes need to make things up and improvise in my classes. A good joke makes me laught but it has to be good, but sometimes I need to make sure I understand the joke, otherwise it does not make sense. Anyway, I need to make a move as I have to keep working as this is the only way I can make a living. 

Very good lesson. Hope you keep up with this website as I find it very useful.


monxefe
13/12/2017 09:30
Spain
Manchester City
207

I sometimes need to make things up and improvise in my classes. A good joke makes me laught but it has to be good, but sometimes I need to make sure I understand the joke, otherwise it does not make sense. Anyway, I need to make a move as I have to keep working as this is the only way I can make a living. 

Very good lesson. Hope you keep up with this website as I find it very useful.

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Rich
13/12/2017
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594
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Hi Monxefe

Thanks for your comment. We're really happy that you enjoy the website. We hope to continue making content that makes you happy :)

Rich - The Premier Skills English Team


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Rich
13/12/2017 13:24
Spain
Liverpool
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Hi Monxefe

Thanks for your comment. We're really happy that you enjoy the website. We hope to continue making content that makes you happy :)

Rich - The Premier Skills English Team

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Ahmed Adam Mamado
23/11/2017
SD
2903
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Football phrase is to "**** *** *****"


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Ahmed Adam Mamado
23/11/2017 19:29
Sudan
Liverpool
2903

Football phrase is to "**** *** *****"

elghoul's picture
elghoul
23/11/2017
DZ
3988
points

secret word, **** * ****.

football phrase, **** *** *****.

Winning makes me feel happy,

.


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elghoul
23/11/2017 14:11
Algeria
Manchester City
3988

secret word, **** * ****.

football phrase, **** *** *****.

Winning makes me feel happy,

.

kurniawan2805
22/11/2017
ID
5
points

I think this week's football phrase is **** *** ***** and my guest for secret word is **** * ****.


kurniawan2805
22/11/2017 13:34
Indonesia
Manchester City
5

I think this week's football phrase is **** *** ***** and my guest for secret word is **** * ****.

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haruyuki
22/11/2017
JP
38
points

It was great opportunity to study make and I enjoyed the crossword you made.
I'm looking forward to next phrase with do.

I think this week's football phrase is **** **** *****.
Then, I suppose the secret phrase hidden in the crossword is **** * **** by De Gea.


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haruyuki
22/11/2017 02:27
Japan
Liverpool
38

It was great opportunity to study make and I enjoyed the crossword you made.
I'm looking forward to next phrase with do.

I think this week's football phrase is **** **** *****.
Then, I suppose the secret phrase hidden in the crossword is **** * **** by De Gea.

Rich's picture
Rich
29/11/2017
ES
594
points

Thanks for the fantastic feedback, Haruyuki!

We're really happy that you enjoyed the crossword and well done for getting both the football phrase and secret phrase correct!

Keep an eye out for that podcast about do!

Rich - The Premier Skills English Team


Rich's picture
Rich
29/11/2017 08:12
Spain
Liverpool
594

Thanks for the fantastic feedback, Haruyuki!

We're really happy that you enjoyed the crossword and well done for getting both the football phrase and secret phrase correct!

Keep an eye out for that podcast about do!

Rich - The Premier Skills English Team

dvd_023
21/11/2017
ES
926
points

The football phrase is “to **** *** *****”


dvd_023
21/11/2017 14:55
Spain
Liverpool
926

The football phrase is “to **** *** *****”

Violinka
21/11/2017
UA
1859
points

I think the football phrase is " to **** * *****"


Violinka
21/11/2017 13:31
Ukraine
Chelsea
1859

I think the football phrase is " to **** * *****"

sabanoleg
20/11/2017
UA
2337
points

I suppose football phrase is to"**** **** *****"


sabanoleg
20/11/2017 12:21
Ukraine
Arsenal
2337

I suppose football phrase is to"**** **** *****"

milos
20/11/2017
RS
2663
points

make sense
made a mistake
made an offer
made-up
make me look
make you laugh
make sure
make a move
make a scene


milos
20/11/2017 07:11
Serbia
Manchester United
2663

make sense
made a mistake
made an offer
made-up
make me look
make you laugh
make sure
make a move
make a scene

Rich's picture
Rich
29/11/2017
ES
594
points

Good answers, Milos!

Keep up the good work!

Rich - The Premier Skills English Team


Rich's picture
Rich
29/11/2017 08:13
Spain
Liverpool
594

Good answers, Milos!

Keep up the good work!

Rich - The Premier Skills English Team

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M.s. Aboelsafa
19/11/2017
EG
738
points

 the phrase is to **** *** *****


M.s. Aboelsafa's picture
M.s. Aboelsafa
19/11/2017 23:27
Egypt
Arsenal
738

 the phrase is to **** *** *****

kwesimanifest's picture
kwesimanifest
18/11/2017
GH
4768
points

This week's phrase is **** **** *****


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kwesimanifest
18/11/2017 05:54
Ghana
Manchester United
4768

This week's phrase is **** **** *****

Liubomyr's picture
Liubomyr
17/11/2017
UA
4408
points

The secret phrase is ‘**** * ****’


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Liubomyr
17/11/2017 16:34
Ukraine
Watford
4408

The secret phrase is ‘**** * ****’

admin's picture
admin
17/11/2017
GB
560
points

Well done Liubomyr - you're right in both of the puzzles this week.


admin's picture
admin
17/11/2017 18:05
United Kingdom
Arsenal
560

Well done Liubomyr - you're right in both of the puzzles this week.

lakerwang
17/11/2017
CN
337
points

The secret football word hidden in the crossword is '**** * ****',I guess.but honestly, I haven't completed all the words.I can't get some of them.
This week's phrase is '**** **** *****'.


lakerwang
17/11/2017 16:27
China
Chelsea
337

The secret football word hidden in the crossword is '**** * ****',I guess.but honestly, I haven't completed all the words.I can't get some of them.
This week's phrase is '**** **** *****'.

admin's picture
admin
17/11/2017
GB
560
points

That's a good guess! Well done.


admin's picture
admin
17/11/2017 18:05
United Kingdom
Arsenal
560

That's a good guess! Well done.

Liubomyr's picture
Liubomyr
17/11/2017
UA
4408
points

I think that the phrase is to ‘**** **** *****’


Liubomyr's picture
Liubomyr
17/11/2017 13:34
Ukraine
Watford
4408

I think that the phrase is to ‘**** **** *****’

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7elghoul3988
8assemjuve3705
9aragorn19863557
10Gergő Nagy3396
Country ranking
RankNameScore
1Colombia71475
2Ukraine33291
3Spain28255
4Serbia27289
5Brazil23810
6Albania20578
7Vietnam19937
8Turkey19811
9Macedonia19074
10Bosnia and Herzegovina16333
Club ranking
RankNameScore
1Manchester United141606
2Liverpool110031
3Chelsea88513
4Arsenal85635
5Manchester City56748
6Tottenham Hotspur19214
7Newcastle United10457
8West Ham United7447
9AFC Bournemouth4454
10Crystal Palace4234

Level

3
Average: 3 (1 vote)

Goals

Skills: Listening

Vocabulary: Phrases with make

Task: Complete a crossword and discover the secret word