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1. Vocabulary

   • Phrasal verbs
     • Get over
       • Feel better after something or someone has made you unhappy, or get better after an illness
     • Live up to
       • Be as good as expected
     • Hand back
       • Return something to the person who gave it to you
     • Get away with
       • Succeed in avoiding punishment for something
     • Point out
       • Tell someone some information, often because you believe the are not aware of it or have forgotten it
     • Put off
       • Decide or arrange to delay an event or activity until a later time or date
     • Turn out
       • End or happen in a particular or surprising way
     • Look back
       • Think about something that happened in the past

2. Grammar

   • Zero conditional
     • To express things that are generally or always true
     • Most people tend to be extremely aggressive if you accuse them of lying
     • The present simple is used in both clauses
   • First conditional
     • To express a future situation which we think is real or possible
     • Unless my local team loses their next match, the'll be top of the championship league
     • If + present simple and will + infinitive
   • Second conditional
     • To express things which are imaginary, contrary to the facts, impossible or improbable
     • If I won something like an international golf tournament, I's probably spend my winnings on buying a luxury yacht
     • If + past simple and would + infinitive