Across: |
| 1. | The ___ was rude, but the waitress was polite. | | 4. | I own a popular Mexican ___; we serve lunch and dinner 7 days a week. | | 5. | If a horse ___s you, the ___ might break one of your bones. | | 7. | "The ___ is always right" is a popular saying among business people. | | 10. | --How have you stayed ___ for so long? --It's simple. We love each other. | | 13. | He lived in a big old blue ___ up on the hill, but it burned down last year. | | 15. | A yellow ___ bus takes children to and from ___. | | 16. | ___ will stop me from learning English. I will learn English! | | 17. | I was feeling sick, but I feel ___ now. (Good, ___, best.) |
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Down: |
| 1. | ___ hard now, and you will succeed. (You can play later.) | | 2. | Don't get ___ at yourself for failing. Just keep trying. | | 3. | A plumber knows how to ___ your toilet. | | 6. | A ___ knows how to fix your car. | | 8. | Sometimes we say ___ we shouldn't say, and do ___ we shouldn't do. | | 9. | Can you give me two dimes and a nickel for this ___? | | 10. | That was a good restaurant ___; it was tasty and cheap. | | 11. | Why did you turn left? I told you to turn ___. | | 12. | The cop locked the prisoner in the ___ cell. | | 14. | Don't cut in line; that's not ___. Only rude people cut in line. |
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