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("The price of petrol has sky-rocketed!")

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My father experimented with drugs. He s more xp r enc d. He h smore xp r enc .

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(interesting)

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Since is a point in the past. Since when. “Since when did you start listening to rock music?” From when is contrasting a process which contains stages. "Th h v l v dinthesam plac fr mw ntheywe n ." V rio sM ra onBr n ild [Lándən]L ndonncr s n l

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(London) 12.l st

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2016-12-07UseofEnglishFCEbook1test3

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[ ] ca t o s(cauto)

[ ] lo s

[ ] Famo sPoisonous

advantageous ambiguous analogous

androgynous anxious

audacious cancerous

citrous conscious contagious courageous

delicious disastrous

envious fabulous glorious

gorgeous gratuitous hilarious

homologous insidious laborious luscious luxurious

marvellous oblivious obvious

luminous previous

prestigious religious rigorous

ridiculous serious

spacious tedious

temerarious tempestuous

tenacious tremendous unconscious glamorous

various vicious

victorious vigorous

Exceptions: couscous

rendezvous

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+object+ ...

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s/so /adverb/much /m n s

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don’tmind( )(+object)(mas educado)don’tc (about )(+object)≈(mas fuerte)

td sn’tm tte .t’snotimportant.

don’tm tte “They don’t mind care about other people.”