UNIT 2



Week 01 s.present&present.cont-exercise 1 from hacersivil

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GIVING OPINIONS
I reckon…  I’d say…   I suppose…
I think so too.       Definitely.          I know what you mean, but…
I am not so sure.         Actually,……            Absolutely.
Could be.     Maybe, maybe not.               Possibly.
Life of a hard-working future King


prince charles ile ilgili görsel sonucu

eccentric
İnterest
Spoilt
fold
habit
passion
Squeeze
get out of
content
bad-tempered
towel
enormous
private
staff
valet
butler
porter
handyman
maid
expect
praise
make a mistake
tell off
tantrum
rage
admit
socializer
extravagant- extravagantly
expedition
lavish
heir
throne
passsionate - passionately
monarch
humor
devoted
madly in love
engagement
host
extensive-extensively
ambassador
represent
raise money
accomplish
tackle
expand
well-intentioned
frustrated
Passive Voice


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