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Vocabulary: PERMISSION - TEENS 6 - UNIT 6 - LESSON B

Unscramble Letters

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Students will read a definition and an example related to safety and permission. Then, they will order the letters to form the correct vocabulary word.

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Vocabulary: PERMISSION - TEENS 6 - UNIT 6 - LESSON B
 

Unscramble Letters

Vocabulary: PERMISSION - TEENS 6 - UNIT 6 - LESSON BOnline version

Students will read a definition and an example related to safety and permission. Then, they will order the letters to form the correct vocabulary word.

by Ana Paola Lopez Martinez
1

To continue having something. Example: May I ____ this book for one more week?

2

To be in the same place and not go away. Example: Can I ____ at home today because I am sick?

3

To disturb or annoy someone. Example: Do you mind if I don’t ____ you while you are working?

4

To take something with you. Example: May I ____ my phone to school?

5

To make the same as the original. Example: Can I ____ your notes because I was absent?

6

To do something later. Example: Would it be OK if we ____ the test until tomorrow?

7

To give something for a short time. Example: Can you ____ me your pencil, please?

8

To obey rules or instructions. Example: Students must ____ the school rules.

9

To try to find something. Example: May I ____ my backpack in the classroom?

  
  
10

In a very correct or precise way. Example: Tell me ____ what happened in the emergency.

11

To discover information. Example: I want to ____ why the alarm rang.

  
  
12

To put something in a position. Example: Can I ____ my bag here?

13

Information about something. Example: Can you give me the ____ about the accident?

14

To give permission. Example: The teacher will ____ students to use phones in class.

15

The price of something. Example: How much does this first aid kit ____?

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