B2.4 REVIEW

When you "get away with something" you

• do not receive any punishment for what you did

• receive punishment for what you did

• react to something

• turn a blind eye on something

When you "turn a blind eye" on something you:

• acknowledge a situation

• overreact to a situation

• ignore a situation

• feel happy about someone's misfortune

When you "acquit someone" you:

• find someone guilty

• declare someone innocent

• put someone in prison

• accuse someone in front of the police

What does "drop charges" mean?

• it means to accuse someone formally

• it means to incarcerate someone

• it means to be free from prison

• it means to officially stop criminal accusations

Reorganize the sentence:

• feel their life

• someone

• To threaten

• is at risk

• is to make them

In mixed conditionals, we mix the __________ ___ ______ conditionals

The sentence: "If I were rich, I would have bought that house" expresses:

• hypothetical situation in past with present consequence

• hypothetical situation in present with future consequence

• hypothetical condition in present with past hypothetical effect

• hypothetical condition in past with present hypothetical effect

Reorganize the sentence

• that job would

• studied harder

• be mine

• had

• If I

When something good you do makes you feel an emotional compensation it is:

When a philanthropic action is necessary and pertinent to consider we describe it as a:

• worthy cause

• truly satisfied

• accomplish

• poor people