go shopping
walk mistress; hostess refrigerator,
fridge cold good well want
() feel like brave keep crystal painter worse
flower whole
" for ages centre preis valuable chain church tsunami
tea
Charles Dickens
hour
often
part
watch; clock
cup
: as often as possible
whose
man, person
suitcase
black
Thursday
fourteen
repair
number
clean
clean
reading room
read
() recite
reading
what; that
- something
- something
feel
( ) feel unfit
wonderful
step
Charlotte Bronte
chess
Switzerland
, , Swiss
woollen
sixteen
sixty
sew
540 .
cupboard. bookcase school schoolboy schoolchildren schoolgirl hat fine noise make noise joke
generous
exam examine expedition electric light e-mail energetic episode Hermitage Estonia this
south southern
apple apple tree language; tongue egg January clear fine day yacht box
SOURCES
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23. Longman Dictionary of English Language and Culture. Longman Group UK Limited, 1992.
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Contents
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some, any, no, every
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Much, many, (a) little, (a) few..................................... 92
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Passive Voice........................................................... 232
. ................. 255
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(Complex Object)................ 352
(Complex Subject).............. 374
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"I wish"... 382
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