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We have to control on pollution & populations

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Phrasal Verb ...Tuesday! Mondays can be so busy! I have to come ____ about it though... I was not too busy. Maybe I was still in weekend mode, but Phrasal Verb Monday had completely "slipped my mind". To make it ___ ___ you, I'll give you multiple verbs! BONUS = Define "slipped my mind" and write a sentence in the comments below!

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Replace the underlined words and phrases with the correct form of the words and phrases below. emigrate inherit learn to drive retire settle down split up 1) dad is looking forward to finishing work next year and having more time for his hobbies. ________ 2) When grandad passed away, mum got his house and some money. ________ 3) sister is having driving lessons. ________ 4) uncle and aunt separated last year after being married for fifteen years. ________ 5) I don’t want to get married and have a family until I’ve had a chance to see the world. ________ 6 older brother moved to another country last year to look for work. ________ Was it much fun or it became mundane? Come for spoken English immersion classes with me now to begin speaking over learning the language!

I’m going to meet up with my close friend tomorrow. I like her so much, so I can’t wait the day.

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It’s overcast today. This afternoon, while I was reading stories, I came across a sentence that stumped me for a moment: 'have you any old onions?' It looked grammatically correct, but I’ve never heard anyone talk like this. Curiosity overwhelmed me, and I did some research on Google. It’s no big deal, just an old-fashioned style of speech. There is always something new to learn, even about the simplest things.