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Citizen Z C1 - Unit 1 Revision
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Why don’t you just left it be and focus on something else. - Correct
Why don’t you just let it be and focus on something else.
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expects a lot of time and attention from others - adjective?
demanding
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The police have got their eyes on you, you’d better keep out of trouble. - Correct
The police have got their eye on you, you’d better keep out of trouble.
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You should switch the tables on her and see if she likes being criticised. - Correct
You should turn the tables on her and see if she likes being criticised.
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She should stop complaining before I say anything I might regret. - Correct
She should stop complaining before I say something I might regret.
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shows admiration and consideration for someone - adjective?
respectful
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I’m sorry I did your life miserable when we were children. - Correct
I’m sorry I made your life miserable when we were children.
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Parents will always telling their children to study. - Correct
Parents are always telling their children to study.
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I didn’t used to have a lot of free time. - Correct
I didn’t use to have a lot of free time.
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When we were small, we will swim here. - Correct
When we were small, we would swim here.
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XXXX, I didn’t want to hurt your feelings. (honest)
Honestly, I didn’t want to hurt your feelings.
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My sister really gets up my nerves. - Correct
My sister really gets on my nerves.
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XXXX, I wasn’t the easiest student in the world to teach. (admit)
Admittedly, I wasn’t the easiest student in the world to teach.
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My dad is always criticise me for being lazy. - Correct
My dad is always criticising me for being lazy.
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Would kids use to have more freedom? - Correct
Did kids use to have more freedom?
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doesn't do things in the usual and expected way
unconventional
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Lisa use to be very shy. - Correct
Lisa used to be very shy.
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XXXX, he just wouldn’t leave me alone. (annoy)
Annoyingly, he just wouldn’t leave me alone.
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The headmaster said that he wanted to have a sentence with me. - Correct
The headmaster said that he wanted to have a word with me.
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XXXX, there is a certain amount of bullying in every school. (regret)
Regretfully, there is a certain amount of bullying in every school.
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Please don’t tell mum. You only make things wrong. - Correct
Please don’t tell mum. You only make things worse.
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