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APC 13 09 05 53 3 3d We normally reply with: Certainly. 7 Of course. 7  Why not?TNo, l m
APC 13 09 05 56 6 3d Refusing permission ♦ can t/mustn t/may not = you are not allowed to
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APC 13 09 05 33 7 3d 1.    After the phone cali, I got.........on with..........
APC 13 09 05 34 8 3d get on with: (tr) 1) be on good terms with; get along with, 2) continue af
APC 13 09 05 19 9 3d We use have + object + past participle to say that we have arranged f
APC 13 09 05 31 9 3d 2. The thieves gave and themselves....up..... were taken to prison.
APC 13 09 07 02 5 3d e.g. What did you make for dinner yesterday? Bob asked me. Bob aske
APC 13 09 07 21 2 3d let out: (tr) 1) (of clothes) make wider, (opp: take in), 2) say sth&
APC 13 09 07 47 1 3d ♦ Ali (that)= the only thing e.g. Ali (that) she cares about is money. Ali
APC 13 09 07 50 3 3d ♦ What... do (to put emphasis on verbs) e.g. a) Sharon designs c
APC 13 09 07 53 6 3d ♦ We use do does/did + bare infinitive in the present simple, past&nb
APC 13 09 07 59 5 3d pass off as: (tr) pretend to be sth/sb else successfully The jeweller trie
APC 13 09 07 00 6 3d pass on: (tr) give sth (usu clothes) to younger/ smaller member of family
APC 13 09 07! 08 1 3d ♦ Had better + bare lnfinitive (= should/ought) This structure is used to
APC 13 09 07! 20 4 3d b) would rather + perfect bare lnfinitive (past) e g. I d rather not
APC 13 09 07! 22 6 3d When the subject of would rather is different from the subject of the
APC 13 09 08 16 6 3d IN OTHER WORDS Study these examples. The second sentence has a simila
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