This document provides instructions for a math word problem and includes a list of vocabulary words related to likes, dislikes, and encouraging or discouraging certain behaviors. It asks the reader to choose a number of times per week they would like to dine out, perform some multiplication and addition based on that number, and subtract their birth year to get a 3-digit number that reveals their age. It also includes a list of vocabulary words and their meanings.

1. Which was your favourite subject at school? Which was the one you disliked most?

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3. Ok. Let’s start by practising some Maths !! Ready ! FOLLOW THE INSTRUCTIONS CAREFULLY!

4. First of all, decide the number of times a week that you would like to dine out. Multiply this number by 2 (just to be bold). Add 5. Multiply it by 50. If you have already had your birthday this year add 1758, If you haven't, add 1757.

5. Now subtract year that you were born (four digits). You should have a three digit number. The first digit of this was... THE NUMER YOU CHOSE YOUR AGE !! The next two numbers are…

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9. avoid end up regret begin prefer sep start don’t mind continue finish love like hate miss enjoy refuse begin need hope pretend manage prefer start seem continue forget love like hate plan decide make help let allow force encourage expect persuade ask teach help pay convince might can will could would rather should had better + verb+ ing (do ing ) + infinitive with to ( to do) + object + inf. to (sb/sth do ) + object + inf. with to (sb/sth to do) + infinitive to ( do ) x x

11. Remember+ ing Remember+ to inf stop+ ing try+ ing Remember something that you did before Make a mental note to do something in the future Stop something that you were doing Stop doing something in order to do something else Make an effort to do something difficult Do something in order to solve a problem stop+ to inf try+ to inf

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