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Focus 3 End-of-year
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In relative clauses we use 'who' for .../ 'which' for .../ 'where' for ...
people/ animals,objects/ places
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To say 'one of the group/ any' we use the article ...
a
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In the second game, her ______ hurt her leg and had to retire.
opponent
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The comedian did her first _______ at the Comedy Store in London.
gig
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Name 5 types of crimes and criminals who commit them.
...
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What's th oppposite to 'catch the train'?
miss the train
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Name 5 natural disasters.
...
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Name all the types of conditionals, when we use them and their formulas.
...
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Name 4 tastes of food.
...
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After verbs 'decide/ teach/ need/ want' we use ... form of the verb.
to-infinitive
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To speculate about things we use modal verbs. Which and how?
must = smth100% happened/ can't = 100% smth is impossible / might = smth is possible
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What is the difference between Present Perfect/Present Perfect Continuous
focus on the result/ on the action
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You can ______ the song for a single listen.
stream
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What type of verbs we don't use in Continuous?
state (stative)
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For predictions we use ... (2 options + the difference)
will (no info)/ be going to V (info)
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What forms of the verb do you use for: 1) timetables? 2) arrangements? 3) spontaneous decisions? 4) actions in progress in the future?
1) Present Simple, 2) Present Continuous, 3) will V, 4) Future Simple
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The band's latest album will be _______ next week.
released
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What is the difference between 'used to' and 'would'?
we can't use would for past states
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The play got excellent _____ when it was first seen.
reviews
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We have a small office and I am very ______ and wear slacks and sports shirts and things like that.
casual
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Name 7 types of injuries.
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