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What words could you omit here - Are you ready to leave?
(Are you) Ready to leave?
What would you substitute here - I didn't have a job, but I've got a job now
a job
Make a cleft sentence - what + subject + verb + be
.
We use past participles (ed form) in the reduced relative clause when the verb in the original clause has a/an ________ meaning
passive
We use present participles (ing form) in the reduced relative clause when the verb in the original clause has a/an ________ meaning
active
We use be prone to (+infinitive) and be inclined to (+infinitive) to describe likely positive or negative behaviour?
Negative behaviour
We use keep on for present habits. What do we use for past habits
Kept on
What do we not use to talk about past states
Would
If something is an easy yes to say to, it's a
no-brainer
I enjoy these classes so much, I never look at the clock so I.....
lose track of time
Something special and not likely to be repeated
once-in-a-lifetime
Planting flowers is one way to _________ a city centre
spruce up
What is the opposite of being the favourite?
Being the underdog
What verb means to admit that you have lost?
Concede
Poor-quality homes that are not in good condition are called....
Slums
Factories are usually found where?
An industrial estate
A phrase meaning "immediately like"
hit it off with
If person A and Person B know person C they have a ________ friend
Mutual
If your friend can keep a secret you are more likely to _________ in them
confide in
If you and a friend aren't talking to each other anymore, you have
fell out / fallen out


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