Unit 4 In the news. Vocabulary. Present Perfect.

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An online diary - ...

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The title of a newspaper article - ...

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A formal question and answer session with a person - ...

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A sudden news announcement - ...

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A person who writes newspaper articles - ....

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A newspaper article - ...

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A person who gives the news on TV - ...

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A news programme that can be downloaded on an MP3 player - ...

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They're slow readers. They read ...

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He's very quiet. He speaks..., too.

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It was a sad news story. He read it ...

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He's a good journalist. He writes very ...

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He's so careless. He does things ...

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The politician was angry. He answered the questions ...

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They were late for the party. They arrived ...

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She's a hard worker. She works very ...

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... you ... (be) to Egypt ?

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No. But I... ( always want) to go there.

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I ... ( never try) Japanese food.

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Kelly ... (not finish) her project.

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My brother ...( always want ) to be a pilot.

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The students ...(not do) their homework again.

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... you ... ( hear) the news ? We ... ( win) the tournament !

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Where ... you ... (be) ? I ... (not see) you for a long time.