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talk about your dream trip for 1 minute
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what's sightseeing?
the action of going to a place as a tourist/the activity of visiting places of interest in a particular location.
tell me 8 words of the nature vocabulary studied
waterfall, sunshine, cliff, cloud, moon, stars, waves, fog, field, earth
talk about your favourite trip for 30 seconds
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You______ drink water every day. She doesn’t need to wake up early tomorrow (no necessity). it’s free.
You need to drink water every day. She doesn’t need to wake up early tomorrow (no necessity). You don’t have to pay; it’s free.
when do I use must and have to
must → strong obligation (rules, laws, personal necessity) have to → external obligation (requirement from outside)
That’s the woman ____ son is in my class.
That’s the woman whose son is in my class.
I love the café ____ we usually meet.
I love the café where we usually meet.
The book ____ you gave me is very interesting.
The book which you gave me is very interesting.
She’s the singer _____ won the competition.
who
when do we use "defining relative clauses"?
to give extra essential information
the car / was / yesterday afternoon / washed
The car was washed yesterday afternoon.
the homework / done / every day / is / by the students
The homework is done by the students every day.
The window (to be in the past - break) yesterday.
The window was broken yesterday.
English (to be - speak) in many countries.
English is spoken in many countries.
When do we use "the passive"?
when we want to focus on an action, not who did it. we also use the passive when we don't know who does the action.