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A Kiss Before Dying: Unraveling a Murder Mystery

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A Kiss Before Dying

Key Events and Clues

  1. A home that… CARAVAN
  2. Be sick: THROW UP
  3. After taking the pills: PAIN
  4. He read the books: PAIN
  5. All around the room: GELATIN CAPSULES
  6. If he didn’t marry: SUSPICIOUS
  7. The young man dropped: (Left Blank)
  8. ''We have to go…: BIRTH CERTIFICATE
  9. Personal FILES
  10. A lawyer. A person: ATTORNEY

Questions and Answers

  1. What do you know about Dorothy’s mother?

    She was married to Dorothy's father when Dorothy was born, but eight years later, her father realized that she was with another man. He broke up with her. She was ill when she was with Leo, but after he broke up with her, she died.

  2. What is the relationship between the book La Casa de las Flores Negras and Dorothy’s suicide note?

    Bud told Dorothy that he didn’t know how to

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English Grammar and Vocabulary Practice Level 2

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Unit 1 Test: Level 2

I recently had an amazing homestay experience with a family in Turkey.

Vocabulary and Key Terms

  • 1. Barrier
  • 2. Awkward
  • 3. Attempted
  • 4. Subtle
  • 5. Manners
  • 6. Calling
  • 7. Rude
  • 8. Appropriate
  • 9. Fall
  • 10. Sleep

Sentence Transformation and Grammar

I can't remember how many times I've seen that film (count).

  1. I’ve lost count of how many times I’ve seen that film.
  2. I tend to feel tired in the afternoon.
  3. The ring in the shop window caught my eye.
  4. You should stand up for what you believe in.
  5. What do you make of the new teacher?

Social Context and Phrasal Verbs

People often dress up when they go to parties.

  • 1. Up they go to parties
  • 2. In her new school
  • 3. With friends from summer camp
  • 4. See photos on your phone
  • 5. For family (possibilities)

Past Perfect and

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English Grammar and Vocabulary Guide

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English Grammar

Verb Tenses

Past Tense Transformations

  • Present Simple (eats/eat) → Past Simple (ate)
  • Don't/Doesn't → Didn't
  • Present Continuous (am, is, are + v ing) → Past Continuous (was, were + v ing)
  • Past Simple (-ed or irregular) → Past Perfect (had + past participle)
  • Present Perfect (have, has + past participle) → Past Perfect
  • Past Perfect (had + past participle) → Past Perfect
  • Past Continuous (was, were + v ing) → Past Perfect Continuous (had + been + v ing)
  • Present Perfect Continuous → Past Perfect Continuous
  • Past Perfect Continuous → Past Perfect Continuous
  • Future: Will + infinitive → Would + infinitive
  • Can → Could + infinitive
  • Must/Have to → Had to + infinitive
  • May → Might + infinitive

Changes in Reported Speech

  • Now → Then
  • Today
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I is correct ii is correct

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The thirty-nine steps/ John Buchan

1)match a number from A with B: 1many peopl.. E because the thought...//2 sir walter..C until he heard..//3 the young hotel...A because nobody..//4 when sir Walter.. B he was very happy//5 When hannay.. D he wasn't certain..

2)Why did Hannay hide in Scotland? - because he prefered open spaces after his time in Africa, and his family also came from Scotland.

3) True or False: A) scudder killed..F/B) Scudder's enemies..F/C) hannay spoke..F/D) While the two..F/E)the road..T/F)Marmaduke jopley..T/G)the roadman stole..F/H)lord alloa didn't..T/I)hannay played cards..T/J)the police were..T

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Reported Speech: A Comprehensive Guide with Examples

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Reported Speech

Types of Reported Speech

Yes/No Questions

Structure: S + reporting verb + if/whether + S + past tense verb

Example: He asked if he was late.

Wh- Questions

Structure: S + reporting verb + wh-word + S + past tense verb

Example: He asked where he had left his keys.

Orders and Requests

Structure: S + reporting verb + object + (not) + to + infinitive

Note: Use "told" for orders.

Example: He told me to be quiet.

Suggestions

Structure 1: S + suggest (tense) + (not) + verb-ing

Structure 2: S + suggest + that + S + should + infinitive

Example: She suggested going for a walk.

Reporting Verbs

Verbs followed by "to + infinitive"

Examples: agree, offer, refuse, promise, threaten

Example: We agreed not to buy a car.

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Law 19983 on

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vocabulary: affectionate, cruel, honest, bossy sensible, jealous, selfish, spoilt, cheerful, lazy, witty, brave, mean, imaginative, handsome, punctual, stubborn, patient, sympathetic, sensitive, irresponsable, reliable, generous, moddy, prejudiced, polite, sociable, friendly, rude, modest

1) music, rithym, lyrics, play music on the radio, a live concert, gig, performance, broadcast live, crow, audience, spectator (sport), fans, musicias, stage, star quality // do, go, have, play, watch // computer, games, dvd, fil, football, friends round, guitar, pizza, running, shopping, theatre, television, yoga, track, make up for, mainstream, // perform, take part in, participate, join in, sing a solo, performer, orchestra, band, participate, festival,... Continue reading "Law 19983 on" »

Practicing Core Values for Community Improvement

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Living Our Values: Building a Better World From Within

In my daily life, I try to practice the values of Love, Truth, Right Conduct, Peace, and Non-Violence. These values are not just ideas; they are actions that help us grow as people and build better communities.

For example, I show love by supporting my friends emotionally and volunteering when others need help. I’ve learned that helping others can change their day and make a big difference. I believe that right conduct means being honest, punctual, and responsible in school and work. It also means being organized and keeping my expenses in order (Unit 1 - Personal Banking).

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English Past Tense, 'Used To,' and Present Continuous

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Complete the sentences with the verbs below in Past Simple:

walk, enjoy, like, watch, travel, finish, listen

  1. Lucy liked her birthday presents.
  2. Last weekend I walked in the mountains for 2 hours.
  3. We enjoyed the party very much.
  4. Ken listened to his favorite CD yesterday.
  5. My sister studied Maths for an exam.
  6. They traveled to the USA in 2003.
  7. Dad washed his car last weekend.
  8. The film finished at 11:30.

Write the sentences in negative:

  1. Lucy didn't like her birthday presents.
  2. Last weekend I didn't walk in the mountains for 2 hours.
  3. We didn't enjoy the party very much.
  4. Ken didn't listen to his favorite CD yesterday.
  5. My sister didn't study months for German.
  6. They didn't travel to the USA in 2003.
  7. Dad didn't wash his car last weekend.
  8. The film didn't finish at 11:30.
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English Vocabulary and Grammar Exercise Answer Key

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Słownictwo Rozszerzone

Grupa B

Zadanie 1

  1. maternity ward
  2. registry office
  3. stand up to
  4. till/until the cows come home
  5. an unearthly hour
  6. soft spot for
  7. run errands

Zadanie 2

  1. cot
  2. prom
  3. sibling
  4. hectic
  5. dump
  6. descendant
  7. godparent

Zadanie 3

  1. Extended
  2. custody
  3. binge-watch
  4. browsing
  5. socialise
  6. raised

Grupa A

Zadanie 1

  1. change a nappy/diaper
  2. housewarming party
  3. silent treatment
  4. the small hours
  5. back in the day
  6. have a crush
  7. distant relatives

Zadanie 2

  1. midwife
  2. bouquet
  3. offspring
  4. frugal
  5. fast
  6. ancestor
  7. triplets

Zadanie 3

  1. brought
  2. scanning
  3. foster
  4. hit
  5. immediate
  6. orphan

Test

Grupa A

Zadanie 1

  1. financially dependent
  2. go out/go out with friends/meet friends/spend time with friends/leave the house
  3. a good idea / a good plan/a good decision
  4. enough time/ a chance
  5. get on better/feel better/feel happier / argue less

Zadanie 2

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English Grammar: Verbs, Prepositions, and Vocabulary

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Infinitive Versus Verbs + ING

Infinitive (to + verb)

  • To state the purpose of an action (e.g., "to accept").
  • To explain why something exists (e.g., "to reduce").
  • After the adverbs "too" and "enough".

Verbs + ING (Gerund)

  • After any preposition.
  • As the subject or object of a sentence.
  • After verbs such as: admit, avoid, celebrate, delay, enjoy, finish, keep, miss, practise, regret, risk, stop, suggest.
  • After expressions like: "It's no (good, worth, use)" or "It's a waste of time" (also includes "can't stand," "help").

Vocabulary: Ambition, Career, Experience, and Job

To achieve a certain ambition, one needs experience to build a career.

  • Ambition: achieve, fulfil, realise.
  • Career: build, make, pursue, start out on.
  • Experience: gain, get, have, look for.
  • Job: apply
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