A hard natural structure under the sea

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A low area of land between mountains or hills, usually with a river flowing through it

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The steep side of an area of high land

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A continuous period of very hot weather, especially when this is unusual

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A large hole in the side of a hill or under the ground

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Where can you...

lie on the sand and sunbathe?

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Where can you...

swim, surf or sail?

(a)  

Where can you...

only see sand and not find water?

(a)  

Where can you...

climb 1,000 m to the top?

(a)  

Where can you...

find trees outside a city?

(a)  

Where can you...

find tropical plants and wild animals?

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NOUN OR VERB?

An effect or an influence

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NOUN OR VERB?

be opposed or against something

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NOUN OR VERB?

something that needs skill, energy and

determination

(a)  

NOUN OR VERB?

someone who may have committed a

crime

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NOUN OR VERB?

say you want something in a firm way

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NOUN OR VERB?

intend or hope to achieve something

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MODAL VERBS

Rewrite the sentences using a modal verb:

• - I have permission to go out on

  Saturday nights.

MODAL VERBS

Rewrite the sentences using a modal verb:

• - Azra looks happy, so I’m certain she

  passed her exams.

MODAL VERBS

Rewrite the sentences using a modal verb:

• - It isn’t an obigation for us to wear a uniform at school.

MODAL VERBS

Rewrite the sentences using a modal verb:

• - It’s forbidden for you to walk near the

  edge of the cliff.

MODAL VERBS

Rewrite the sentences using a modal verb:

• - There is a slight possibility they come to your party, we'll see.

MODAL VERBS

Complete the sentences using a modal verb:

• - I (a)   my homework

  because it wasn’t difficult.

MODAL VERBS

Complete the sentences using a modal verb:

• - It was wrong of me to shout at my friend.

• I (a)   at my friend.

MODAL VERBS

Complete the sentences using a modal verb:

• - It was a mistake to turn left at the last turning.

• We (a)   right at the last turning.

MODAL VERBS

Complete the sentences using a modal verb:

• - It was possible for us to finish work earlier, but Pierre was very slow.

• We (a)   work earlier, but Pierre was very slow.

MODAL VERBS

Complete the sentences using a modal verb:

• - I didn’t know about the party, so I didn’t go.

• I (a)   to the party if I’d known about it.

MODAL VERBS

Complete the sentences using a modal verb:

• - It’s impossible that Jamie’s discovered where his present is. It’s in my pocket!

• Jamie (a)   where his present is. It’s in my pocket!