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The document provides vocabulary and grammar explanations related to English usage. It defines terms like "bored stiff" and "scared stiff" and discusses the past continuous and past perfect tenses. It then summarizes vocabulary used with "keep" like "keep away" and "keep up with" and defines the 0, 1st, 2nd, and 3rd conditionals. Further sections cover sports vocabulary, expressions using "do", differences between "used to" and "would", phrasal verbs with "get" and more.

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Adv 2 Practice

The document provides vocabulary and grammar explanations related to English usage. It defines terms like "bored stiff" and "scared stiff" and discusses the past continuous and past perfect tenses. It then summarizes vocabulary used with "keep" like "keep away" and "keep up with" and defines the 0, 1st, 2nd, and 3rd conditionals. Further sections cover sports vocabulary, expressions using "do", differences between "used to" and "would", phrasal verbs with "get" and more.

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5.

1
-bored stiff
*Feel : -scared stiff
-worried stiff
*eg: -absolutely astonished
- really uneasy
- very proud
- completely furious
- extremely irritated
- extremely relieved

5.2
-Past tenses:
Past continous: Use to describe temporary situations. Eg: I was watching
a horror movie.
-Past perfect: Actions in the past that occur earlier tan the time period is
being described. Eg: When I realised they had gone, I ran inside.

6.1
Vocabulary w/keep:
-keep away: not go somewhere or near something / eg : WE GENERALLY
KEEP AWAY FROM THE CITY CENTRE DURING THE DAY AS IT’S SO
CROWDED.
-keep down: stop the number ,level or size of something from
increasing./eg: MY WEIGHT KEEP ON INCREASING, I HAVE TO EXERCISE TO
KEEP IT DOWN.
-keep in: make someone stay in hospital/eg: MARK HAD THE OPERATION
ON SATURDAY BUT THEY’RE KEEP IN HIM FOR MORE TESTS.
-keep to: stay with something such as a plan, subject or something./eg:
IT’S EASY TO GET LOST ON THE MOUNTAIN, SO MAKE SURE YOU KEEP TO
THE PATH.
-keep up with: understand something that is changing very fast / move at
the same speed as someone or something/ eg: I RARELY KEPT UP WITH
BRITISH NEWS WHEN I WAS LIVING IN CHILE.

6.2
0 conditional: a situation that happens often / eg: If you  eat  a lot, you  put
on  weight.

1st conditional:  talk about a realistic situation in the present or future . /eg : If
you’re  free later, we  can go  for a walk.

2nd conditional: talk about improbable or


impossible situations in the present or future / eg: If I  had  more time, I’d
exercise  more.  (But I don’t have more time so I don’t.)
 

3rd conditional:  talk about impossible situations or to describe regrets/ eg: If


we  had left  earlier, we  would have arrived  on time.
7.2
Vocabulary :
-do aerobics -do martial arts -go swimming – do athletics – play basketball
-go snowboarding – play golf -go running -play football -do gymnastics
Expressions with do:
Do damage: The fire did a lot of damage to the sports hall.
Do a Good job: The engineers did a Good jobo n building the new stadium.
Do without: One thing I can’t do without is my bicycle I use it all the time.
Do business with someone: I’ve always found that they are a very Good
company to do business with.
Do something for a living: What does your father do something for a
living?
Do someone a favor: I’d forgotten my wallet , so Tom did me a favor and
lent me some money.

8.2
Used to and would:
*To talk about something in te past that doesn’t happen now. This could
be something permanent.
-The three of us used to have terrible fights( used to+verb)
*To mean “ to be/ get accustomed to”
-We were used to doing them( be/get used to+ing verb)
*To talk about a repeated action in the past which doesn’t happen now.
(must be repeated)
-Sometimes we would go out and play.(would+verb)
Vocabulary:
-do 200 kph. -break promises -have a holiday -made a fortune -keep
awake -tastes Good -spend time

Phrasal verbs with get:


Get away: conseguir hacer algo malo sin ser castigado/eg: The two boys
got away from the angry neighbour as quickly as they could.
Get down: bajar / eg. Susie needs to get down to some work because she
has exams soon.
Get over: superar /eg: I’m just geting over the flu.
Get into: entrar/ eg: I get into the football team.

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