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Hello all. We'll start in a minute or two

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yes

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Yes

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She might have had an argument with her boyfriend

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Ben must have read my e-mail

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They can't have been lost

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got

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They can't have got(ten) lost

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got(ten)

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You can't have seen Ellie yesterday

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you can't have seen Ellie yesterday

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You can't have seen Ellie

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"impossible" - NEGATIVE connotation

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John must not have seen you

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might haven't see you

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perhaps

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might not

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John might not have seen you

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cannot

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must not / might not / cannot

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must have bought

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Lucy must have bought a new car

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can't have been ill

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must not have been

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can't have …. must not have / synonyms

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might not have been - MAYBE Alex wasn't ill

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they might not have received

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Might not have received the invitation

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You must used

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You must have used

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It can’t have been my phone

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It can't have been

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It mustn't have been

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no

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should have / ought to have = synonyms

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shouldn't have / oughtn't to have - synonyms

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should have written

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ought to have written it down

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you shouldn't have gone by car

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you shouldn't have come by car

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you shouldn't have invited her

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you shouldn't have bought

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oughtn't to have bought

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I should have gone to bed

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you ought to have take it out of the freezer earlier

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you ought to have taken it out

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should have taken

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"frozen solid"

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If you are really cold, you can say "i'm frozen solid"

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you shouldn't have sat

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BIG difference between using the verb to sit, to set

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sit (sat) - humans, animals

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set (set)

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objects

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I sat down at the table

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I set the plate down on the table

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burglar - houses/cars

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mugger - attack on the street

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pickpocket - "stealthy"

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stealthy - go unnoticed / undetected

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robbers - stealing BIG things

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bank robbers

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train robbers

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lots of guns/arms

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involves more than one person

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going into a store/shop and stealing things

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UK - to lift

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a burglar 1

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verb - to burglarize

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The burglar burglarized the house last night

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robber

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verb - to rob

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The robber robbed the First National Bank

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Shoplifter

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verb - to shoplift

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I wanted those shoes but didn't have any money, so I shoplifted them

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I'm a shoplifter

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a pickpocket

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to pickpocket

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I pickpocketed the passport

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I was pickpocketed.

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Mugger

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verb - to mug

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I was mugged

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I mugged someone

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mugshot

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photo that's taken when you get arrested and go to jail

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photos of muggers

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familiar/colloquial English - "mug" now can mean ANYONE'S face

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I have an ugly mug

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a thief

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A thief thieves - NO

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A theif steals

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thief*

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adjective - The thieving sister

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noun - theivery

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thievery*

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She loved being into thievery*

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passive voice means?

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the subject is not doing the action

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Who is the subject in the sentence?

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Is that thing/person doing the action?

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My car has been stolen

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the car

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stolen

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no

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Someone stole my car

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Someone stole my car

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The road has been closed

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The road was closed

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The road closed

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no

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no

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my handbag has been stolen

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My handbag has been stolen ?

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My handbag has been stolen by someone

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My house is being painted

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Goodbye, have a good rest miss, bye bye

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Goodbye