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This paper always supports the same side: it's very B..
biased
To make a serious, worried or scared expression. What's the verb?
to frown
To give sb money, so that they help you (especially if it's dishonest).
To bribe
To demand money from sb, threatening to tell a secret about them. What's the verb?
to blackmail
To look at something/someone for a long time. What's the verbs?
to stare
Please, RAISE/RISE your hand if you have a question.
raise
The robber STOLE/ROBBED 50,000$ from the bank.
STOLE
'I am sorry I am late', said John. (APOLOGIZE)
John apologized for being late.
'I didn't kill my husband', Margaret said. (DENY)
Margaret denied to have killed her husband./denied killing.
'I think you should talk to a lawyer' , I said to Sarah. (ADVISE)
I advised Sarah to talk to a lawyer.
We need to install an alarm in our house. (PASSIVE)
We need to have an alarm installed in the house.
People think the bulglar is a teenager. (PASSIVE)
The burglar is thought to be a teenager.
They'll probably never find the murderer. (PASSIVE)
The murderer will probably never be found.
The accident happened when they were repairing the road. (PASSIVE)
..when the road was being repaired.
My brother is a waiter in a restaurant. (AS)
My brother works as a waiter in a restaurant.
This meat has a very similar taste to beef. (TASTES)
This meat tastes like beef.
I think somebody has tried to break in. (LOOKS)
It looks like somebody has tried to break in.
What would you prefer to do tonight, go out or stay in? (RATHER)
What would you rather do tonight, go out or stay in?
I am sure that the backpackers haven't got lost. (CAN'T)
The backpackers can't have got lost.
Why didn't you tell me that it was your birthday? (SHOULD)
You should have told me that it was your birthday.
I am almost sure you left your phone in the restaurant. (MUST)
You must have left your phone in the restaurant.