That I know
Have a trick /an ace up his sleeve.
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Although the yogurt had passed its expiry date you
could still eat it.
He must go ahead with his promises.
Go ahead
Sweet, savoury/salty, bitter, spicy, umami…
u‧ma‧mi
/uːˈmɑːmi/ adjective
having a strong pleasant taste that is not sweet,
sour, salty, or bitter, especially like the tastes found in meat, strong
cheeses, tomatoes etc
chicken out phrasal verb
informal
to decide at the last moment not to do something you
said you would do, because you are afraid
- You’re not chickening out, are you?
mush‧y /ˈmʌʃi/ adjective
1 soft, wet, and unpleasant
- Cook for two minutes until soft but not mushy.
► see thesaurus at soft
2 expressing or describing love in a silly way
- mushy romance novels
Relative sentences
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In everyday spoken or written English, people usually
use who rather than whom:
Who did you send it to?
Whom is usually used only in the phrases one of whom,
none of whom, some of whom etc.
The man (who) you love is a liar. (omitting the subject->defining
relative sentences followed by a subject).
The man who is sitting next to you is a liar.
I saw the man (whom/who) you were talking to
and he is my cousin
I saw the man to whom you were
talking and he is my cousin
This girl, who is so pretty, is our new CEO.
CEO /ˌsiː iː ˈəʊ $ -ˈoʊ/ noun [countable]
(Chief Executive Officer) the person with the most
authority in a large company
This girl who is speaking is our new CEO.
Apples(, which I love,) are very expensive.
The apples (which/that) I love are very
expensive.
Homework: p. 83
- grammar
Non- defining = commas & no THAT + can’t omit the
particle or the subject.
Kick me
You’re kidding me
Don’t fool me
Prank
fall victim to somebody/something
written
a) to be attacked, killed etc by someone, or to get a
particular illness, especially one that kills
- One theory is that the hostages fell victim to
bandits.
b) to be badly affected or destroyed by a situation
- Many small businesses have fallen victim to the
recession.
Key to reading, p. 85
C)
1d, 2g, 3a, 4c, 5b
D)
1d, 2i, 3a, 4h, 5g, 6c, 7g
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