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This document contains vocabulary and grammar lessons related to money, modal verbs, and making adjectives negative. It includes words like cash, check, earns, afford, wasting, and change. For modal verbs, it discusses must, should, can't, might, and may. Examples are provided to illustrate usage of these terms in sentences. The final section covers how to make adjectives negative by adding prefixes like un- or dis-.
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- 1. REVISION UNIT 3 ACTIVATE B1
- 3. COULD YOU __________ ME YOUR BOOK? I LEFT MINE AT HOME.
- 4. LEN D
- 5. YOU SHOULDN’T WEAR ___________ CLOTHES TO THE AWARDS CEREMONY
- 6. INFORM AL
- 7. DON’T BE SO _____________. YOU WON’T GET YOUR TURN ANY QUICKER!
- 8. IMPATIE NT
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- 10. EARNS
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- 12. CHEQU E
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- 14. AFFOR D
- 15. I NEVER BUY THINGS I DON’T NEED. I DON0T LIKE __________ MONEY.
- 16. WASTIN G
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- 27. CAN’T
- 28. IT’S EARLY SO THEY ________ STILL BE IN BED.
- 29. MIGHT
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- 33. MUST
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- 37. MUST
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- 39. CAN’T
- 40. THE CAKE HAS BEEN IN THE OVEN FOR MORE THAN HALF AN HOUR, SO IT ____________ BE READY NOW.
- 41. OUGHT TO
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- 43. MAY
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