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Ve g /edg ( ) ab t + +object

n ve g

point f +object

• Wo k p tt n nedg .• feel bitedg .Th ab tt getd v c d.W pons

waschucked t.

Pickup à dropoff“I will pick up the kids.” “I will pick the kidsup.”

“Iwillpickuphim.”“I will pick him up.”(pronoun)

pickup à putdownT g v s m n al ft.

T b t nthep ll.T b tt p ck p cks/w m n.Try n t getl cky.

T tak ove 1.(becomeresponsiblefor)

2.(takecontrolof)(place/company);

t tak rg f+object.t b (p t

passive)in rg f +object.

On a table

In a table

Ar nd t atable

ckoutchuck sth away/out. informal. — phrasal verb with chuck to throw something away:

“I've chucked out all my old clothes.” excl suspen

expell d look lik ab dass.d n’ttrustbelieveon nhimself.b l v /tr st to( n)+object.get c nf denc n+object.g n+object tr st/c nf denc .

Th h v t finishwithstoptheal ns.That’sw atitmak str n e .R n fthemill(adj)lacking unusual or special aspects; ordinary. It’s your usual

(adj),r n fthemillHollywood

film.Thefirston indyingt di

(v).

AnyTom,DickorHarryI’mnotgoingtoleavemychildrenwithanyTom,DickorHarry.(a random person)

Idon’tknowhimfromAdam(I have no idea who he is)

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n xpertof ndinosa rs.H wth b hav andw atdoth want.Th we policemen T wa k ns m n else sh s.(understand another person)T st p ns m n footfingersto s.(annoy)

T follow nsom n -stepsfootprints.

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Wate m ll

w nd

W ndtu bin

siri

A[siris]s r s�

1 p sod 1sts son

[sirial]c r al[u]

[siries] s o s

(adj)

sgoodinhisfamilyver familyor enta d.midlif cris s.C stod [s n]s n Theg yth t hash v sts d…Theg yth t h v stm nt on d.

s nwatchessee th tkind fs n .don’td n’twanaseeth t.

W m n(pl) Devil vil.

sthed vil. ss al ttled vil. ss n t th tn th n w ll

h ppen.’stry n t expl nt th t…

EastendersAtheatrem v th at e

xp ctth mt b insilencesilent.Sit nsilenc !P plebother(annoy)worryw nth sal t ftr ff c

[u].

P plefeelb the d w nth sal t ftr ff c[u].

Dive s on .That’sw attheybother(worry)ann y th m.W nthep pleis t n popcorn

[u].

W nth doingmak n noises.

S t s t s t

(intransitive) We had sat down in the restaurant when….

Please could sit anywhere.T s t s s

(Transitive) You are providing a place for someone else to sit. The waiter seated us.

Please seat yourselves anywhere.tann y m w np plecamec m lat .she P ck

threwg v th mawayb dvib s (energies)wasg v n m b dvib s (energies).

T throwt

t nt

ààb sk tba ll

àther bb shb n1.T throw+object t/aw

2.Thr o t Togivesomeonethe vil y .t w spe ,t t lla

T (not) b b the d

c n’tb b the dd n /t d myhom work.

’mnotb the dab t t.T b the

worry "Don't bother about me—I'll find my own way home"annoy. "I'm sorry to bother you at this time of night" to take the time to do something “I rarely bother to wash the dishes.”

s cret t w stle P ple h sp k ver loud.Thep ple h sit n xtt .Al n Tim a o us dt th nk…N m

nde gr ndor tub

s bw

Metro (general term) p bl ctr nsport.

M t e 100cmt r mm g ar ndP plegetannoysann y dthatw nth wanathrewthrowitaw .tbotherstotheshopsth t ar ndthelitter .t’swo thv s t n .Worth (deserving)