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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
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Make adjectives f rom these verbs. ....disappoint, protect, relax, care
disappointed/disappointing, protective, relaxing/ relaxed, careful/careless
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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. I've been visiting six countries so far.
I’ve visited six countries so far.
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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
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say four adjectives to describe feelings
relaxed, nervous, pleased, embarrased,
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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.
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Talk about what makes you happy.
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talk about what you did on your last birthday.
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What are the opposites of these words? painful, correct, common, polite
painless; incorrect; uncommon; impolite
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Say four words/phrases for: health problems or symptoms
hay fever, a sore throat, a temperature, a stomach ache, a headache, a virus, sneeze
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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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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.
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Talk about things that tourists can do in your town, city or country.
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talk about street food you like or don't like
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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?
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Correct the mistake in this sentence.
He's been working here since two years.
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