UNIT 1
I DECIDED ... (FORGIVE) HER AFTER SHE APOLOGIZED
TO FORGIVE
[VOCABULARY]
TO DROP RUBBISH ON THE GROUND IN A PUBLIC AREA
TO LITTER
[GRAMMAR] SUPERLATIVES/COMPARATIVES
KEN IS THE ... (TALL) STUDENT IN 6A.
THE TALLEST
[VOCABULARY]
... A CRIMINAL.
A _ _ _ _ _
ARREST
[GERUND OR INFINITIVE]
I AVOID ... (JUDGE) PEOPLE.
JUDGING
[VOCABULARY]
TO STOP A PERSON FROM SPEAKING FOR A SHORT PERIOD
TO INTERRUPT
[GRAMMAR] PASSIVES
THE CITY WAS TOTALLY DESTROYED BY EARTHQUAKE LAST WEEKEND
EARTHQUAKE TOTALLY DESTROYED THE CITY LAST WEEKEND
[VOCABULARY]
TAKE A ...
F_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
FINGERPRINT
GRAMMAR
[PRESENT PERFECT]
SHE ... (TOBE) TO JAPAN FOR MANY TIMES.
HAS BEEN
THESE/REALLY/WE/TO/NEED/CLEAN/UP
WE REALLY NEED TO CLEAN THESE UP
[VOCABULARY]
E-E-U-U-Q
QUEQUE
[VOCABULARY]
A PERSON WHO SEES AN EVENT HAPPENING, ESPECIALLY A CRIME
WITNESS
GRAMMAR
[PRESENT PERFECT]
I HAVE KNOWN HER ... TEN YEARS.
FOR
ALWAYS/I/AWAY/BOOK/THIS/PUT/AFTER/IT/READING
I ALWAYS PUT AWAY THIS BOOK AFTER READING IT
[GRAMMAR] PASSIVES
ELLEN ALWAYS BUYS RIPPED JEANS.
RIPPED JEANS ARE ALWAYS BOUGHT BY ELLEN
[VOCABULARY]
A PERSON BELIEVED TO HAVE COMMITTED A CRIME.
SUSPECT
[PRESENT PERFECT]
... HAVE YOU BEEN WITH HIM?
I HAVE BEEN WITH HIM FOR THREE YEARS.
HOW LONG
[VOCABULARY]
THE ACT OF DELAYING OR POSTPONING SOMETHING
PROCRASTINATION
[VOCABULARY]
T-P-E-R-C-E-I
RECEIPT
[VOCABULARY]
DETECTIVES ... FOR CLUES.
LOOK