I GOT SOMETHING IN MY POCKET FOR YOU LYRICS

LOOK AFTER (someone or something) = to take care of.= to make sure that someone is safe and well.Make sure you look after yourself. I don't want you to be ill due to this weather.I have to look after my son tonight.LOOK AWAY = to turn your eyes away from som[r]

1. You’ve all made a lot of progress this year. Well done!2. I always get nervous before take an exam.3. I made sure that I’d answered all the questions and then I handed in my test paper.Exercise 2. Circle the correct word.High School for Gift[r]

.See page 86 for theBritish / Americanword list.I live in George Street.My Aat is above a shop .My house is near a small pork.It's got three bedrooms.It hasn't got a garden.My room is at the front of the flat.What's your room like?It's quite bi[r]

Drag onIf something drags on, it lasts longer than expected.The trial dragged on for several years.Draw upTo draw up a contract is to write it.He refused to sign the contract we had drawn up.Stay on top of your writing! Download our grammar guide from www.englishgrammar.org to stay up-[r]

KEYSExercise 1. Find out the meaningCall around (smb/smth)to visit someone on one’s way somewhereCall at (smth)an orderto join the army, navy, or air forceCall (smb) bydemand, ask or order somethingCallfor (smth) to call to someone to get some informationCall (smb) into come to seesomeone; to visitC[r]

00:00 Previously on Witches of East End... = Witches Of East End Tập Trước...
00:01 Im Wendy, by the way.Leo. = Nhân tiện đây, tôi là Wendy.Leo.
00:03 My names Leo. I got something youre gonna love. = Lên tôi là Leo. Tôi có thứ này chắc chắn cô sẽ thích.
00:05 Lên tôi là Leo. Tôi có thứ này c[r]

1. Translate:PatientI feel awful.I’ve got a terrible headache.My muscles also ache.I’ve got an awful cough.I just haven’t got any energy at all.I feel really weak.Is it serious?No antibiotics?How long do I have to take the pills?DoctorCo[r]

But I was supposed to want to have a baby. I was thirtyone years old. My husband and
I—who had been together for eight years, married for six—had built our entire life around the
common expectation that, after passing the doddering old age of thirty, I would want to settle
down and have children. By[r]

NegativeI have not got= I haven’t gotYou have not got= You haven’tgotHe has not got= He hasn’t gotShe has not got= She hasn’t gotIt has not got= It hasn’t gotWe have not got = We haven’t gotThey have not got= They haven’tgotWrite the neg[r]

"Remember you have to go to the bank. You forgot yesterday."She reminded me to go to the bank.Suggest : to suggest that someone (should) do something , to suggest doing something"Why don't you go to the dentist if your tooth hurts?" - Hey, why don't we go to thecin[r]

I. Choose a,b,c or d that best completes each of the following sentences.
21. I have got________ money in my pocket.
a. no b. two c. many d. a lot
22. The capital of ________ USA is Washington D.C.
a. the b. ø c. an d. a
23. There are ____[r]

6. My family and I _________________ to Egypt in December. It __________ a great trip! [to travel – aff.;to be – aff.]7. Sylvie _______________ with us to the park anymore. She ___________ home and __________ for thetest on Monday. [to go – neg.; to stay – to study – aff.[r]

I'll give my all to youYou're my end and my beginningEven when I lose I'm winning'Cause I give you all of meAnd you give me all of you, oh[Verse 2:]How many times do I have to tell youEven when you're crying you