List the crimes and criminal in the definitions below:
a. a person who steals from another - the crime
b. to attack violently to steal from a person - the crime
c. a person who steals goods from a shop - the crime
a. thief - a theft
b. to mug - mugging
c. shoplifter - shoplifting
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Make the opposite word adding a negative prefix:
behaviour
belief
respect
fortune
honesty
What is the difference between these sentences?
a. If I have enough money, I'll go to the cinema.
b. If I had enough money, I'd go to the cinema.
a. real situation
b. unreal situation. A dream
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I won't organise the party unless you arrange the food.
LONG
I'll organise the party ..... arrange the food.
as long as you
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Guess the 3-part-phrasal verbs:
I have ... .... .... my mum after the argument. (not longer friendly)
It seems I never .... ... ... her expectations. (be as good as expected)
fallen out with
live up to
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Must or have to? Why?
a. I ... wake up early tomorrow, I need to practise before the test.
b. At school, we .... stand up when a teacher gets into the classroom.
a. must, personal obligation
b. have to, outside rule
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Influencers!
Stealth marketing is ...
a. advertising in magazines
b. marketing by teenagers
c. marketing through personal recommendation
c. marketing through personal recommendation
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Would you like to be a stealth marketer? Why? Why not?
Include these words in your answer: free samples, insider knowledge, promote, strong brand image.
I promote products with a strong brand image. I get free samples and have insider knowledge. It makes me feel important!
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Did we send that letter to Mr Thomas?
WAS
Do you know if ..... to Mr Thomas?
the letter was sent
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The garage on the corner usually repairs my car.
HAVE
I ..... by the garage on the corner.
have my car repaired
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Think of meaningful sentences with the words below. Explain.
realize, notice, consider
I realize I wasn't happy, to understand a particular situation
I noticed the smell, to see or hear somebody/something
She is considering the offer, think
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Think of something highly beneficial for your health
widely available on the market and
universally accepted
cereal, fruit and vegetables
15
Think of an adverb-adjective collocation meaning:
a. without much taste
b.not very easy
a. fairly tasteless
b. somewhat difficult
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Change the verbs into nouns by adding -tion or -sion
react
decide
situate
conclude
reaction
decision
situation
conclusion
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'What do you think of the college?' she asked me.
ASKED
She ..... of the college.
She ASKED what I thought of the college
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Was Peter there? Mike asked.
IF
Mike asked ... there.