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I don't think that's a good idea.
I think that's not a good idea.
In English, when we use the verb "think" or the verb "believe"(although there are others, as well) we just have the habit of negative in the first verb.
working the block is that they're robbing the house from that block.
A block is an urban area surrounded by four streets. We also call a block the length of one side of a block, especially as a measure of distance.
Rob and steal both mean "to take something without permission. So you would rob a bank, rob a house, or rob the billionaire. Now steal focuses on the thing that was taken.
You don't rob a wallet or money, you steal them. And you don't steal a house, a bank, or a person. You rob them.
To lay eyes on something or someone means to see something/someone for the first time.
To load means to put something inside of a container.
We say "it's dark" when it's night time and you can't see. The opposite is light.

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silverware is a word that refers to knives, forks, spoons, etc. made of steel or other materials.
run down to=go to
allowed to do something=if you're allowed to do something, you have permission to do it.
on your own=if you do something on your own, you do it without any help.
to be on your own means that you're alone
A while is an unspecified period of time.
it's been a while=a long time has passed since you last did something.
I won't lie or I'm not going to lie is a phrase that we say when we want to emphasize that we're being honest.

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I Care a Lot is a 2020 American black comedy thriller film written and directed by J Blakeson. The film stars Rosamund Pike, Peter Dinklage, Eiza González, Chris Messina, Macon Blair, Alicia Witt, and Damian Young, with Isiah Whitlock Jr. and Dianne Wiest.

The film follows a con woman who makes a living as a court-appointed guardian, seizing the assets of vulnerable elderly people, only for her to get mixed up with a dangerous gangster.

I Care a Lot is notable for its colorful supporting and featured roles — Chris Messina as a mob lawyer, Peter Dinklage as a Russian mobster and Eiza Gonzalez as Marla’s girlfriend. But the main attraction is Pike, who doesn’t try to make us like her. She commits to the character’s nature and holds us with her honesty, her intensity and her unmistakable pleasure in getting to play someone appalling.

I really liked this movie because it showed me how far human wickedness can go. At the same time, this movie showed me how many terrible things people can do for money.

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LEARN ENGLISH with Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets

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LEARN ENGLISH with Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets

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Mandrake, or Mandragora, is used to return those who have been petrified to their original state.
To sprout is to begin to develop leaves and other parts
Professor is a title normally given to a teacher at a university or college, because they have more studies than a normal teacher.
Teacher is a more general word, which refers to the professional who educates(teaches) others.
A greenhouse is a building that usually looks like a house, but that has roofs and sides made of glass.
to gather=to bring together things/people at one location.
The root of a plant is the part that grows down into the earth to get water and nutrients, and holds the plant firmly into the ground.

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Many people have tried 1. to give up putting down smoking at some point in their lives, and these days many of us 2. are attempting attempt to stop taking 3. another substance which is not cigarettes, but which 4. might be killing the same number of people 5. as
that tobacco, or even more. I am talking about sugar. When I went to the doctor five years ago, he told me that sugar 6. would
kill me one day if I didn’t avoid 7. eating it. My only chance of long-term survival, said the doctor, was 8.cutting out all sugar from my diet. Before that day, I 9.had never tried to quit anything; 10. however, I didn’t think it would be too difficult. “I have achieved difficult things in my life, much more difficult than that,” I thought. It wasn't true. I didn't know how difficult it was to stop smoking, or drinking alcohol, because I 11. had never been to anything, but when I stopped eating sugar, I realised that sugar is a very powerful drug. I think it 12. would have been easier if I had been addicted to nicotine, for example, instead of sugar. The first few weeks or months I 13.used to dream that I was eating chocolate or cakes, and then I woke up in the morning and my body was crying for sugar. It's been 3 months now, and I 14.have eaten very, very little sugar in that time; only the added sugar that food manufacturers put in some of their processed products, like bread, tinned tomato, etc. I am very happy because I don't crave sweet things any more, and I  feel 15. much healthier and energetic than a few months ago.

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1. We are super excited

about  the trip.

2. He's famous

for  his science experiments on YouTube.

3.He is totally different

from  his brother.

4. You are very bad

at  lying.

5. He isn't capable

of taking care of himself.

6.He's obsessed

with  his new toy.

7.We're very proud

of  you.

8.How long have you been married

to  Liam?

9.I'm fed up

with  my new boss. I hate him.

10.I'm not very keen

on  having to wear a uniform, but I need the job.

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1Thomas ...

a. is a 15 year old billionaire

b. sells mobile apps
correct

c. films videos for Youtube

Transcription

NARRATOR: Is this a future billionaire? At 15 Thomas creates and sells apps for smartphones and Google Glass. That’s what he’s wearing, by the way.
THOMAS: They’re recording too?
NARRATOR: And that’s how he’s filming us with these glasses.

2This summer Thomas ...

a. has plans to go somewhere

b. wants to improve 3D printing
correct

c. wants to use a 3D printer to create a new product

Transcription

NARRATOR: And Thomas has big plans for his summer. He wants to revolutionise 3D printing technology.
THOMAS: Recently I've applied for a patent on 3D-printing, trying to make 3D printing faster and more reliable. The key there is speed and we are trying to print ten times faster than current generation 3D printers.
NARRATOR: Thomas is self-taught when it comes to business and coding.

3The main objective of the school in the video is to teach the students ...

a. how to create their own business
correct

b. how to advertise their a product

c. how to use social media

Transcription

NARRATOR: This school is trying to create entrepreneurs starting from age 11.
CHILD: For advertising, we had to advertise, I used social media as a device. And then we have, up here, this is a profit-share plan.
NARRATOR: At the Incubator School kids are encouraged to start companies on school time.

4One of the three twelve-year-old children says that children can be better at creating things because ...

a. they can be more original
correct

b. they work faster

c. they know a lot about technology

Transcription

NARRATOR: These twelve-year-old captains of industry plan to sell school supplies to their classmates. They say kids have a big advantage when it comes to creating the next big thing.
CHILD: Kids personally are more creative because they haven’t been boxed in by the world yet, and haven’t, you know, you’re going to do this, you’re going to do that, you’re going to do this. Kids, you know, still have that mind where for example, I’m going to be superman when I grow up.

5What seven-year-old Kiowa Kavovit likes about being an entrepreneur is that ...

a. she can be an inventor

b. she can be on TV

c. she can do what she wants
correct

Transcription

KIOWA: I feel like being an entrepreneur, you don’t have to follow somebody else’s orders, you can just be more free.

6Kiowa ...

a. wants to be a zoologist in the future
correct

b. has animals at home

c. likes zoos

Transcription

Kiowa’s dream is to become a zoologist while making Boo Boo Brands into a household name.

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1.I haven't seen her

since

for

from the accident.

2.The new service will start

since

for

from tomorrow morning.

3.We've been waiting

since

from

for two hours.

4.He did yoga with her

from

since

for the start of their relationship.

5.We've been friends

since

for

from school.

6.You can buy all sorts of foods

since

from

for very early in the morning.

7.He was in prison

for

since

from ten years.

8.The center is open

for

since

from 7 a.m. to 9 p.m. every week day.

9. I've known the truth

since

for

from a long time.

10. I hadn't had so much fun

for

since

from I was in high school.

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1. Hundreds of people are employed Correct in this factory and many of them will lose Correct their jobs.
2. Three men were arrested  after the incident, and five others were taken  to hospital.
3. About 71 percent of the Earth's surface is covered  by water, and oceans hold  about 96% of all Earth's water.
4. The package was sent  more than a week ago, but it didn't arrive  until yesterday.
5. The building has been destroyed  by the fire, but everybody has been rescued.
6. My camera was stolen  and I lost  all the photographs from my last trip.
7. You should be arrested  for what you did.
8. I know red wine should be drunk  cold, but we drink  it at room temperature.
9. I am not allowed  to see you any more, so you shouldn't come  again.
10. Please, stay away from the places where you can be seen .

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1. I have been to New Zealand, Australia and many
other
others
another countries.
2. I'd like

other

another

others beer, please.

3. Where is

other

another

the other shoe? There is only this one in the shoe rack.

4. I think you should see

others

another

other people.

5. I've talked to Josh and Sarah, but I haven't talked to

the other

another

the others

students yet.

6. He has two brothers. One is tall and handsome and

other

another

the other is short and unattractive.

7. Ask me

other

another

others

question if you want. I know all the answers.

8. Forget about this now. We have

others

other

another problems.

9. Only two computers work, all the

others

another

other don't.

10. Some people voted 'yes', some people voted 'no', and

another

other

others didn't vote.

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You answered 10 tasks out of 10 correctly. That is 100%.

1. our teacher's tablet = 1 teacher and 1 tablet

2. the dogs' hut = more dogs and 1 hut

3. the men's sandwiches = more men and more sandwiches

4. the woman's budgies = 1 woman and more budgies

5. our baby's toys = 1 baby and more toys

6. the mice's cage = more mice and 1 cage

7. my friend's car = 1 friend and 1 car

8. my friend's cars = 1 friend and more cars

9. my friends' car = more friends and 1 car

10. my friends' cars = more friends and more cars

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Hi Suzan,

I'm having a wonderful time in Los Angeles. The weather is 1. hotter and drier. 2. than
in England and Americans are friendlier than 3. us. The food is better here; it's not the same 4 as the food in England at all! From all the countries I've been to, I think English food is the 5. least pleasant. It's awful. Yesterday I had the best hamburger I’ve 6. ever eaten! The hotel is beautiful. I think it’s not as 7. nice as the hotel we stayed in New York, but it's 8. much more comfortable. They say that Los Angeles is one of the most expensive cities 9. in the world, but actually, I'm not spending 10. as much as I thought. I’ll phone you when I get back.

Love, Megan.

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1. Can you read this for me?
I can't  see without my glasses.

2. I've never been able to speak Spanish as well as my brother.

3. After 2 years in China, I can speak quite fluently now.

4. I hate not being able to understand my French neighbours.

5. When he was 40, he could speak six languages.

6. After 6 hours climbing, we can reach the top of the mountain.

7. When I was a child I used to be able to stand on my head.

8. Yesterday I lost my keys and I looked for them everywhere, but I couldn't find them.

9. Sally wasn't at home, but I was able to

contact her at her office.

10. If you tell him your problem he might be able to help you.