GRAMMAR
a.
- b
- a
- a
- b
- c
- a
- c
- a
- c
- c
b.
- to learn
- would have enjoyed
- travelling
- pay
- doesn't mind
- would win
- hadn't been wearing
- to attend
- had...told
- catching
- wouldn't be living
- have seen
VOCAULARY
a.
- landline
- casualties
- ceasefire
- voicemail
- minded
- enquiries
- sighted
- siege
- worn
- arrows
- retreat
- refugees
b.
- broken
- get
- up
- blow
- out
- up
c.
e Lexis in context:
- quite a few: more than a few
- a bit of (an expert) is quite informal ("algo asi como...)
- entirely: totally, completely
- at all: intensifies a negative phrase it comes after. it is very common after nothing / anything (did you understand anything? Nothing at all.) and after a negative verb (Ididn't like it at all) also we can say Not at all when sb says thank you.
- just as modifier here means completely/absolutely, but of course has many other meanings such as only (e.g. just a minute), exactly (e.g. she looks just like her mother), at this moment (e.g. They're just leaving)
5 VOCABULARY
a.
- second-hand
- long-term
- last-minute
- duty-free
- worn-out
- home-made
- air-conditioned
- part-time
- narrow-minded
- well-behaved
c.
- mass-produced
- short-sighted
- high-heeled
- kind-hearted
- blue-eyed
- hands-free
- first-class
- easy-going
- left-handed
- absent-minded