Learn to apologize appropriately and identify verbs that take the infinitive – want, seem, attempt, demand, expect, like and love.
Key Learning points
- LANGUAGE FUNCTIONS
Apologizing for actions; On the spot apology; Indirect apology; Fake sorry; Asking for an apology; Detailed apology.
- GRAMMAR
Verbs that Take Infinitives - want; seem; attempt; demand; expect; like/love.
- IDIOMS
Neck and neck; Get up on the wrong side of the bed; Turn a blind eye; Let it slide; Break even.
- VOCABULARY
annual report; nickname; abruptly; peace offering; response, logical.
- PRONUNCIATION
Rhyming - Hey/Sanjay; bland/grand; never/ever; dark/spark.
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