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For
Since

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SINCE

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VOCABULARY

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City feactures

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Apartament block 🏙
Bike line 🚲
Bridge 🌉
Traffic lights 🚦🚥
Fountain ⛲

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Pedestrian crossing 🚶‍♀️
Tunnel 🛤
Cross roading 🛣
Stret light🚏
Bench
Litther bin 🚮
Pavement
Statue🗽

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Transport

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Car park 🚗
Commuter
Delayer
On time🕕
Parking space
Passenger🙋‍♂️
Platform🚉
Public transport🚃🚅🚍
Rush hour 🕔
Traffic jam

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We use too before adjetives and verbs
"She work too hard"

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We use too many before countable nouns
" i drink too many cups of coffee"

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We use too much before uncountable nouns
"I eat to much chocolate"

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We use enough to mean 'the rigt amount' or 'suficient'. We can also use not enough to mean 'less than necesaary' or 'less than is good'.
Enough comes before countable and uncountable nouns.

"He doesn't eat enough vegetables"

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We use must and have to to talk about obligations and rules 😎

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When we ask questions about obligations and rules, we usually use HAVE TO
"Do you have to start work early?"

We use don't HAVE TO to say that something isn't necessary
" Monica doesn't have to work today. It's a holiday"

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We use musn't to talk about things that are not allowed. We call this prohibition🚫
"I musnt't eat any chips. I'm oh a diet"

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tomato sauce 🍅
Beef 🥩
Prawns 🦐
Ceral🥣
Cucumber🥒
Salmon🐟
Lettuce🥬
Peppers
Fruit juice 🍹
Pineapple 🍍
Strawberry🍓
Lamb
Cabbage
Cocunut🥥
Turkey
Flour
Peach🍑
Aubergine🍆
Apple pie🥧

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Spicy🌶
Unhealty🚫🏋️‍♀️
Tasty😋
Raw
Fresh🥶
Crunchy
Salty🧂
Delicious🤤
Sour
Disgusting 😖
Healthy🏋️‍♂️
Vegetarian🥕
Bitter
Creamy🧁
Sweet 🍬

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We use USED TO + infinitive to talk about habits or situation that were true in the past , but aren't true now
"I used to live a small town"

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We form the negative with DIDN'T + USED TO + INFINITIVE
" I didn't used to like spicy food"

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We form questions with DID +USE TO + INFINITIVE
"I used to have english classes at school"

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We use the active sentence to focus on the person who does the action.
We use the passive sentence to focus on the actiom itself or on the thing the action affects.
"This book was written by my brother".

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We also use the passive when we don't know who does/did the action or it isn't important.
"These coffee machines are made in italy"

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owe💸
Borrow
Can afford
Charge📥
Cost💰
Earn 💱
Get paid
Be worth📄
Own
Pay back
Save📩
Spend📈
Waste
Lend

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Changing room
Bargain
Receipt
Discount
The sales💲
Cash💵
Refund
Till
Window shopping🖼
Departament store🏢
Queue
Shopping centre 🏤

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we use the PAST PERFECT to describe an action that happend before another action in the past.

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"I arrives at the meeting late because I' d missed the train" 🚉

"Martina hadn't studied for the exam so she failed it" 📃

"Had you met Lourdes before you started the job?" 🐛

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When someone speaks  we call what they say "direct speech". When we talk about what they said aftherwards, we call it  'reported speech'

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Beat
Win🏆
Match
Race🏁
Umpire
Athlete 👟
Medal🎖
Trophy
Score🥇🥈🥉
Crow
Player🏊‍♂️
Referee
Spectator🕴
Lose ⬇️

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foot👣
Knee
Toes
Ankle
Finger☝️
Wrist
Elbow
Hand🖖
Arm💪
Thumb
Neck
Cheek
Lips👄
Back
Chin
Forehead
Shoulder
Heart❤
Skin
Brain🧠
Stomach
Muscle
Bone🦴

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we ofthen use two verbs together. The form of the secomd verb changes depending on the firts verb.
"I want to learn a new lenguaje"

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Decide
Arrange
Expect
Forget
Hope
Agree
Can afford
Manage
Learn
Offer
Plan
Try
Want
Would like
Promise

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Imagine
Fell like
Enjoy
Fancy
Suggest
Spend (time)
Miss
Finish
Hate
Keep
Like
Love
Can't stand
Mind
Look forward to

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we use articles A, An or The before nouns. Somethings we don't need to ise an article

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-to talk about a person or thing for the firts time.
-to talk about a person's job.
-in expressions of frequency or measurement.

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-if we have already mentioned the oersin or thing or we know wich one is referred to
-if there is only one of the thing
"The sun is setting"
- before some countries, especially if they have two words or are plural
"I live in the UK"
-For specific planes in a town
-for musical instruments
-for superlatives

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- to talk about things in general 🌏
-for some places we visit regulary🏙
-for meals, days of the week, months and years📆

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Oven
Sink
Blanket
Cushion
Dishwasher
Bin
Duvet
Pillow
Freezer
Iron
Rug
Sheets
Wash basin
Tap
Air conditioning🌬
Washing machine
Carpet
Chest of drawers
Central heating
Wardrobe

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Mop the floor
Clear the table
Lay the table
Water the plants 🌱
Load the dishwasher
Do the ironing
Vacuum the carpet
Do the washing up
Sweep the floor
Take out the rubbish🗑
Make the bed 🛌
Dust the furniture
Hang out the clothes👕👖🧦
Do the washing
Put away the toys 🧸

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We use relative clauses to say which person , thing or place we are talking about.
"He's the actor who was Sherlock Holmes on Tv"

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We use the relative pronouns who or that to talk about people.
"I saw the woman that works in the post office in the park"

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We use where to talk about places
"I want to visit the stadium where Manchester United play football"

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Uses of the -ing form and the infinitive with to 

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Uses of the -ing form and the infinitive with to 

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We use the -ing form afther prepositions. In the negative, not goes before the -ing form.
"I'm bored of not going out"

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We also use the -ing form as subject of a sentence. The -ing form functions as a noun.
"I love dancing"

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We use the infinitive with to afther adjectives. In the negative, not goes before the to.
"It's impossible not to laugh when you watch each other"

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We also use the infinitive WITH TO to sat why we do something.
"She left the office to meet a friend"

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Words to describe materalials and clothes 

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Words to describe materalials and clothes 

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Denim👖
Cotton
Plastic
Leather
Silk
Fur
Wood
Glass👓
Wool
Metal
Pain
Smart
Stylish💃
Tight
Old-fashioned👩‍🦳
Loose
Patterned
Casual 🚶‍♀️

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Cousin
Only child👶
Flatmate
Employer
Enemy
Stranger 👤
Twin
Ex- husband🤦‍♂️
Stepsister
Bridge
Colleague
Neighbour🏘
Parents-in-law
Boss🕴
Girlfriend👭
Groom
Single parent 👩‍👧‍👦
Relative
Employee
Business partner
Classmate
Brother-in-law