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Question		Answer
VOCABULARY VERBS start learning		to walk, to fly, to jump, to swim, to run, to ride
to play start learning		Mrs. Parker plays the piano every Sunday.
to pray start learning		They pray to one God.
to dance start learning		Mrs. Richardson always dances effusively.
to sing start learning		Mrs. White sings with a deep voice.
to stand start learning		Mr. Adams likes stand at the back of the church to see everything.
to argue start learning		to hug, to throw, to rest abraçar, atirar, descansar
to realize start learning		The day after arguing with his wife, hugging her, getting dishes thrown at him and resting, Jeff realized he was wearing his slippers on the way back home from work. dar-se conta de que
to take a shower Between showers, he works in an organization that fights global warming. start learning		He takes a shower when he gets up, after the gym, after having sex and before going to bed.
to brush start learning		She is a little dirty. She gets dirty even when she brushes her teeth. escovar
to comb. start learning		He usually combs his hair with gel because his lover likes it. pentear
to wear start learning		He wears this hat and these glasses to feel like a more interesting person. usar
to undo start learning		She is undoing the buttoms of her shirt to do a striptease for her gynecologist. desabotoar
Some things you can do with a foot start learning		lick, slobber on, kiss, suck, bite, daydream to move your tongue across the surface of something; to let saliva (= the liquid produced in your mouth) come out of your mouth and run down
daydream start learning		to think about pleasant things so that you forget what you should be doing
to chew start learning		Tim was a sensitive and delicate boy. His classmate used to laugh at him. One day after school, Tim was shot by a slingshot. He lost an eye. mastigar, mascar
Ever since that day, Tim walks around school with a hole in his face, chewing and blowing what looks like his lost eye. start learning		Now, Tim is every kid's nightmare.
GET start learning		to get has a lot of meanings!
get tired start learning		become
get the bus start learning		catch
get wet start learning		become
get help start learning		obtain
get the ball start learning		catch
get home start learning		arrive
get the lesson start learning		understand
get groceries start learning		buy
get a letter start learning		receive
the imperative start learning		Use the verb WITHOUT A PRONOUN
To give a direct order start learning		Take your hands off my legs.
On signs and notices start learning		Do not touch.
To give instructions start learning		Carry on when you get to the edge. to continue doing something; the part of something that is furthest from the centre
To give informal advice start learning		Tell him how much you hate him.
To invite start learning		Sit closer, please.
Stand clear of the closing door, please. start learning		If you see something, say something.
The F line poem start learning		Take the F line to Brooklyn if you are lucky, you'll arrive in the evening.
Let's go to Avenue N start learning		where English class will never end.
Go past Avenue I start learning		then Bay Parkway you'll see with your eyes.
Don't miss the cemetery from the train! start learning		Next stop is Avenue N but suddenly you are on Avenue P. Isn't Avenue N where you should be?
The F line is unpredictable start learning		from local to express service, it's quite variable.
Get back on the F line to Manhattan start learning		if you don't want to take a walk on Coney Island.
So wait for the next train on Avenue P start learning		your frozen nose you will see.
Hey! Not so bad, the F train is coming start learning		but again you miss Avenue N until tomorrow morning.

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