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BE Course Upper-Intermediate. Spaced Repetition  ...

  •  English    16     Public
    Classes 13, 14, 15
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  • How would you explain 'reversed commerce'?
    activity which involves selling previously used things
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  • How would you call the service which lets you rent a car from its owner ?
    car sharing
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  • Explain the word and give example: 'biodegradable'
    something that can decay or self-destruct naturally and in a way that doesn’t harm the environment
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  • Explain the phrase and give example: 'renewable energy'
    a source of power which is produced as fast as it is consumed and doesn’t rely on fossils
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  • What do we mean when we say 'mainstream'?
    normal and widely accepted, popular
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  • We use this past modal construction when we want to criticize. Give your example
    should've done (e.g. You should've made an effort to launch this green project!)
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  • We use this past modal construction when we are almost 100% sure. Give your example
    must have done (e.g. He must have donated his bonus)
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  • We use this past modal construction when we think something is impossible. Give your example
    couldn't have done (e.g. He couldn’t have left the office)
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  • Read the situation. Say about the reason using past modals: 'Someone sent me a message but I didn't see it'
    e.g. My phone must have been on silent mode.
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  • Read the situation. Say about the reason using past modals: 'John is at the office already'
    e.g. His train must have arrived early.
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  • Read the situation. React using past modals: 'But I didn't know anything! No one told me'
    e.g. You should've called to tell me what happened.
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  • Show this gesture: 'wave'
    make an up-and-down or back-and-forth movement of the hand
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  • Show this gesture: 'shrug your shoulders'
    make a gesture by raising and dropping your shoulders
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  • Show this gesture: 'hush'
    put a finger vertically in front of your mouth to make someone keep quiet
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  • When someone gives you a wink, what does he/she want to demonstrate?
    solidarity
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  • When someone clenches their fist, what does he/she want to demonstrate?
    e.g. determination
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