The document is a conversation between Tom, Emma and John at a pub. Tom tells Emma to "get the drinks in". Emma orders a lager and asks John for a cigarette and some rolling papers. John agrees and orders a snakebite (half lager, half cider). Tom says he'll give John a ride home. Emma asks about football highlights later.

1. London pub slang Move the words in the list to fill the gaps. TOM: Your ____, mate. ____ ‘em in EMMA: Yup, mine’s a lager ____. JOHN: Are you both trying to _____ me up? You know I’m ____. TOM: Alright, only having a ____. What are you having? EMMA: John, can I ____ a ____ off you? JOHN: Yeah, if you get some _____, I’m out. Er…I’ll have a ____ black, please. Ta. TOM: Great, so you’ll be _____ up in the car then. Emma? What was it? Lager top? EMMA: Yup, and can you get some Rizlas. Do you want the cash? I owe you a ____. TOM: Nah, ____ it. Help yourself to a _____ if you don’t want a rolly. EMMA: Ooh, nice one. JOHN: Could you ____ us the guide. Cheers. EMMA: Anything on the ____ later? The usual ____? JOHN: Footie? Highlights at half ten. EMMA: Half ten? It’s nearly last ____. And we won’t finish this round until ____time CHUCKING CLOSING SKINT SKIP CHUCK SNAKEBITE LAUGH SKINS BOX STRAIGHT ORDERS TENNER WIND GET CRAP TOP ROLLY NICK ROUND

2. London pub slang Move the words in the list to fill the gaps. TOM: Your ____, mate. ____ ‘em in EMMA: Yup, mine’s a lager ____. JOHN: Are you both trying to _____ me up? You know I’m ____. TOM: Alright, only having a ____. What are you having? EMMA: John, can I ____ a ____ off you? JOHN: Yeah, if you get some _____, I’m out. Er…I’ll have a _________ black, please. Ta. TOM: Great, so you’ll be _______ up in the car then. Emma? What was it? Lager top? EMMA: Yup, and can you get some Rizlas. Do you want the cash? I owe you a ____. TOM: Nah, ____ it. Help yourself to a ________ if you don’t want a rolly. EMMA: Ooh, nice one. JOHN: Could you ______ us the guide. Cheers. EMMA: Anything on the ____ later? The usual ____? JOHN: Footie? Highlights at half ten. EMMA: Half ten? It’s nearly last ____. And we won’t finish this round until _______time CHUCKING CLOSING SKINT SKIP CHUCK SNAKEBITE LAUGH SKINS BOX STRAIGHT ORDERS TENNER WIND GET CRAP TOP ROLLY NICK ROUND

3. London pub slang Explanation CHUCK UP CLOSING TIME SKINT SKIP CHUCK SNAKEBITE LAUGH SKINS BOX STRAIGHT LAST ORDERS TENNER WIND S/O UP GET CRAP TOP ROLLY NICK ROUND Drinks you buy for everyone Get the drinks in With a little lemonade in Make someone angry for a joke You have no money A joke/ fun Steal A roll up cigarette Cigarette papers 1/2 a pint of lager and 1/2 a pint of cider in one glass Vomit £10 Don't do something, it's not important A manufactured cigarette Give/pass TV Rubbish 11.20 pm 11.00 pm

4. S l a n g It’s a really __________ pub- It keeps getting raided by the police for drugs Will you stop ____________ your holiday- I’m sick of hearing about it! My neighbour was arrested for _________ cars and selling them again. Excuse me but I think you accidentally _________ my classbook after the last lesson I’m absolutely ___________. I didn’t get home until one o’clock, and the neighbours were up and making noise at five, so I’ve hardly slept a wink. He’s so negative about everything. He ruined the holiday by _________ the whole thing. He didn’t like the pool, the hotel, the food… I can’t stand being stuck indoors all day! This rain is really ___________! The problem with trying to cycle in London is the drivers who drive like _________ at 80mph! Do s/o’s head in dodgy to nick sth slag sth/so off knackered bang on about nutter pinch

5. S l a n g It’s a really __________ pub- It keeps getting raided by the police for drugs Will you stop ____________ your holiday- I’m sick of hearing about it! My neighbour was arrested for _________ cars and selling them again. Excuse me but I think you accidentally _________ my classbook after the last lesson I’m absolutely ___________. I didn’t get home until one o’clock, and the neighbours were up and making noise at five, so I’ve hardly slept a wink. He’s so negative about everything. He ruined the holiday by _________ the whole thing. He didn’t like the pool, the hotel, the food… I can’t stand being stuck indoors all day! This rain is really ___________! The problem with trying to cycle in London is the drivers who drive like _________ at 80mph! doing my head in dodgy nicking slagging off knackered banging on about nutters pinched

6. Mo re slang DRAW LINES IN THE SAME COLOURS TO LINK THE DEFINITIONS ON THE LEFT WITH THE UNDERLINED ITALICISED WORDS IN BOLD IN THE SENTENCES ON THE RIGHT DISAPPOINTED/ANGERED/UPSET SHORT OF CASH AN IDIOT ASTOUNDED/AMAZED/SURPRISED AN UNTIDY/MESSY/LAZY PERSON AN OVERLY STUDIOUS PERSON “ I’m a bit hard-up at the moment.” “ I was absolutely gobsmacked .” “ I was thoroughly hacked off with the whole thing.” “ What a muppet .” “ He’s a bit of a computer geek .” “ Live with that slob ? You're kidding me!”

7. Mo re slang DRAW LINES IN THE SAME COLOURS TO LINK THE DEFINITIONS ON THE LEFT WITH THE UNDERLINED ITALICISED WORDS IN BOLD IN THE SENTENCES ON THE RIGHT DISAPPOINTED/ANGERED/UPSET SHORT OF CASH AN IDIOT ASTOUNDED/AMAZED/SURPRISED AN UNTIDY/MESSY/LAZY PERSON AN OVERLY STUDIOUS PERSON “ Live with that slob ? You're kidding me!” “ I’m a bit hard-up at the moment.” “ I was absolutely gobsmacked .” “ I was thoroughly hacked off with the whole thing.” “ What a muppet .” “ He’s a bit of a computer geek .”

8. Even More Slang match the slang phrasal verb/expression on the left with the explanation on the right crack on with sth knock sth on the head get/cop off with s/o hook up (with s/o) f**k sth up (bigtime) piss s/o off to go off on one to do sth badly/ ruin sth to get started on a task to meet s/o to start speaking angrily/ for too long to anger s/o end sth to become a couple temporarily N o w t r y u s i n g t h e p h r a s e s i n t h i s e x e r c i s e “… ..well, yup, it was a hell of a party. everyone __________in the pub at around half eight. At closing time we got to the party and Sam and Tom ____________ getting the cocktails ready. They didn’t have a clue what they were doing, and _______________(them) completely- they were mostly pure alcohol, so everyone was completely pissed. Well, with all that alcohol flowing, a few people got pretty ‘friendly’- but Kate _______________ Sarah’s boyfriend, which obviously _____________(Sarah) when she heard about this, and she _____________, screaming about what a low-life he was and so on. Well, that didn’t do much for the party atmosphere so we pretty much ________________(the party) soon after that. I had a great time. I can’t wait for the next one! ”

9. Even More Slang match the slang phrasal verb/expression on the left with the explanation on the right to do sth badly/ ruin sth to get started on a task to meet s/o to start speaking angrily/ for too long to anger s/o end sth to become a couple temporarily N o w t r y u s i n g t h e p h r a s e s i n t h i s e x e r c i s e “… ..well, yup, it was a hell of a party. everyone __________in the pub at around half eight. At closing time we got to the party and Sam and Tom ____________ getting the cocktails ready. They didn’t have a clue what they were doing, and _______________(them) - they were mostly pure alcohol, so everyone was completely pissed. Well, with all that alcohol flowing, a few people got pretty ‘friendly’- but Kate _______________ Sarah’s boyfriend, which obviously _____________(Sarah) when she heard about this, and she _____________, screaming about what a low-life he was and so on. Well, that didn’t do much for the party atmosphere so we pretty much ____________the party soon after that. I had a great time. I can’t wait for the next one! ” crack on with sth knock sth on the head get/cop off with s/o hook up (with s/o) f**k sth up (bigtime) piss s/o off to go off on one hooked up cracked on with f**k ed them up bigtime got/copped off with pissed off went off on one on the head knocked