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You are expected to a_________ your lessons.
attend
Maria hopes to _______ chemistry when she goes to university.
study
the food and drink usually eaten or drunk by a person or group
diet
to taske a small amount of food or drink to decide if you like it
sample
Fill in the blank: Banitsa is one of the traditional_______ served at Christmas eve in Bulgaria.
dishes
What is the name of the kitchen garden of the Martin Luther King School in Califaornia where the students prepare their food
Edible Schoolyard
This nutritious salad is made of ....
seaweed
Its delicious green leaves give you strength
spinach
(phrasal verb) to obtan something
get hold of
(phrasal verb) to invent a story or to say something that is not true
make up
You use this phrasal verb to say that you start doing a hobby or another activity
take up
You can use this phrasal verb to say that: 1. you collect someone from somewhere 2. you learn a language by listening to it rather than studying it
pick up
(phrasal verb) to make something extremely tired
wear out
(chores) What do you hang?
the laundry
What do you lay?
the table
What do you dust?
the furniture
What do you sweep?
the floor
What is the adjective of "access"?
accessible
What is the adjective of "memory"?
memorable
What is the adjective of "thrill"?
thrilling
What is the adjective of "mystery"?
mysterious
What is the adjective of "remark"?
remarkable
(phrasal verb) to think about something that happened in the past
look back
(phrasal verb) to postpone something
put off
(phrasal verb) to succeed in avoiding punishment for something
get away with
(phrasal verb) to recover from an ilness or from feeling sad about smething
get over
(phrasal verb) to be as good as something
to live up to


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