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- Greg Malivuk
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- p. 18 part A - underline the instances where the letter ‘t’ will be flapped like a ‘d’
- 1 What a beautiful sweater! Did you get it when you went shopping last Saturday?
- 2 My parents ordered a bottle of champagne for their anniversary.
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- Homework: do the same thing for the rest of the sentences on p. 18
- 3 My laptop computer is battery-operated.
- 4 What a great car! Is it an automatic?
- 5 Let’s go to the party later. Betty said there’s going to be a lot of good food there. (“a lot of” -> “alotta”)
- 6 What city do you live in?
- 7 Would you like a soft drink or a bottle of water?
- 8 Did you invite that pretty girl to your house for a little dinner?
- 9 I just bought a potted plant. It’s a beautiful bonsai tree.
- 10 What a pity about your little sister’s babysitter. I heard she got into a car accident!
- Betty bought a bit of butter but her butter made her batter bitter,
- So Betty bought a bit of better butter to make her bitter batter better.
- (This is a tongue-twister.)
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- p. 25-26 - use the pictures to guess whether the definitions are true or false
- 1 false
- (He can’t [verb] himself out of a paper bag. = He is very bad at [verb]ing.)
- 2 false (A blockbuster is a very popular, successful movie.)
- 3 false
- 4 false (A bomb is a movie that was reviewed very badly and probably lost money.)
- 5 true
- 6 true
- 7 true (If something sells out it is a sellout.)
- 8 true
- 9 true
- 10 true
- This movie is a bomb. / This movie bombed. = This movie is a terrible failure.
- This movie is the bomb. = This movie is awesome/cool.
- This is the shit. = This is very good.
- This is shit. = This is very bad.
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- succeed / fail (verbs)
- success / failure (nouns)
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