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talk about your last holiday
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Put this sentence into the passive. Someone's stolen my phone.
My phone has been stolen.
What are the opposites of these words? painful, correct, common, polite
painless; incorrect; uncommon; impolite
talk about what you did on your last birthday.
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Do we use make or do with these words/ phrases? ...a course, up our mind, money, exercise
do a course; make up your mind; make money; do exercise
talk about street food you like or don't like
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Talk about what you would do if you had more free time
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Correct the mistake in this sentence.
He's been working here since two years.
Correct the mistake in this sentence. I've been visiting six countries so far.
I’ve visited six countries so far.
Make adjectives f rom these verbs. ....disappoint, protect, relax, care
disappointed/disappointing, protective, relaxing/ relaxed, careful/careless
say four adjectives to describe feelings
relaxed, nervous, pleased, embarrased,
Do we use travel, get or go on with these phrases? first class, a cruise, on a bus
travel first class; go on a cruise; get on a bus
Say four words/phrases for: health problems or symptoms
hay fever, a sore throat, a temperature, a stomach ache, a headache, a virus, sneeze
Talk about things that tourists can do in your town, city or country.
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Correct the mistake In this sentence. If I'd be younger, I'd go travelling.
If I was/were younger, I’d go travelling.
Talk about what makes you happy.
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Make a question with How long ... ?. .She's been living in Rome for a year.
How long has she been living in Rome?
Which prepositions do we use with these adjectives? good, nervous, interested, upset
good at; nervous about; interested in; upset about (by)
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