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Modal verbs:
C / C / S / S/ W / W /M / M /M O
Can
Could
Should
Shall
Would
Will
Must
Might
May
Ought to

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How are you?

Fine / ok / Not too bad / Mustn't grumble / Great / Tickety-Boo

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dressing gown (albornoz)
torch
to go to the loo
pop to the loo
biscuit (pronunciation bis-kit)
chemist's (pharmacist)
warbrobe (closet)
have a skeleton in the closet
come out of the closet
crisps
chips
pavement (sidewalk)

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on porpose
by hard
by charge
on the news (TV, radio..)
in the news (newspaper)
in a bad mood
in the end (eventually)
at the end
by mistake
for nothing
on good terms
in principle (in theory)
on principle (my belive)
in dead by the law
against the law
as a rule

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Fond of
Keen on
Fluent in
Mad about
Sick of
Alergic to
Responsable for
Identical to
Set up with
Capable of
Aware of
Due to

Consist of
Insist on
Concentrate on
take revenge on
Criticize for
Translate into
Specialized in
Apologies to / for
Blame (sb) for
Accuse of

Borrow from
Lend to
succed in
Aim at
Named by
Relay on
Divide into
Complain about

Solution to
Reason for
Difficult in
Need for
Incrise in
Have atention of
Investigation into
Protest against
Respect for
Not point in
Not hope of
Report about /on
Lack of
Reputation for
Actitude to

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