Liverbirds: vocab & grammar

to form a group =

to team ...

• in

• on

• up

• off

to let somebody know you're not interested (in what they have to say) =

to brush somebody ...

• on

• up

• off

• in

to apply all your attention =

to concentrate ... something

• in

• up

• on

• at

A great band is playing tonight =

there's a great band ...

• in

• on

• off

• up

"What do you want off our Mary?"

What is correct replacement for the word in bold?

• for

• on

• from

• over

John Lennon said that we ​ (a)   fail.

• would
• should
• could
• will

I ​ (a)   sixteen and I ​ (b)   never been to a dance before.​

• was
• had
• am
• have
• has
• is

Much in Liverpool was damaged and they ​ (a)   managed to build new houses yet.

• hadn't
• haven't
• will have
• have been

I ​ (a)   teach you all how to ​ (b)   guitar

• will
• play
• playing
• have
• plays

If you ​ (a)   on playing the drums, you ​ (b)   have this baby.

• carry
• will carry
• carries
• won't
• can't
• shouldn't