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B2.2 #1
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Synonym for: depend on / trust
RELY ON
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When do we use the passive?
1) To focus on the action. 2) We don't know WHO did the action. 3) WHO did the action isn't important
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When do we use the present simple?
1) Habits and routines. 2) Facts. 3) Timetables. 4) State verbs.
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When do we use the present continuous?
1) Actions happening right now. 2) Actions happening around now. 3) Current trends.
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Passive form:
SUBJECT (obj) + TO BE (verb tense) + PAST PARTICIPLE...
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The opposite of SIMPLE. Usually to describe a story or its characters
COMPLEX
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Synonym: MAYBE
PERHAPS
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Synonym: CONVINCE
PERSUADE
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Synonym: RESULT
SCORE
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Opposite: ABOVE
BELOW
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Synonym: EVALUATE / LOOK AT
ASSESS
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Synonym: TAKE AWAY / ELIMINATE / DELETE / TAKE OFF
REMOVE
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Synonym: SUBSTITUTE
REPLACE
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To discard something or throw it away (3 words)
Get rid of
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A scientific discovery
Breakthrough
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Financial benefits you get from selling a product
PROFIT
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