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suppose I suppose there’s nothing we can do
now.
I don’t suppose you can lend me
£ 50, can you?
I was supposed to go to the doctor’s
this morning.
sure Are you sure you don’t want to stay
for dinner?
I’m not sure it’s worth visiting.
Sure, I’ll help you.
Please make sure that the doors are
locked.
surely Surely you’re not going to wear jeans
for the concert, are you?
surface What is the surface of the moon like?
surname What’s your surname?
surprise It was a nice surprise to see them
again.
surprised I was very surprised to get a letter
from him.
surprising It was surprising how easy it was to
find a new job.
survive Luckily, all passengers survived the
plane crash.
suspect He was the prime suspect in the
murder.
swallow The pill was big, so I had problems
swallowing it.
swear Grandmother never likes it when
I swear around her.
I swear that I did not eat the biscuits.
sweat It was so hot that we started to
sweat.
sweater I can’t find my blue sweater. Have
you seen it?
sweep My daughter offered to sweep the
floor.
swept, swept I’ve swept out the kitchen.
sweet I’ll have sweet and sour pork with
rice, please.
Would you like some sweets?
swim Our son can’t swim yet.
swam, swum He swam two miles.
swimming pool Is there a swimming pool near here?
swimsuit Don’t forget to bring your swimsuit.
switch Where’s the switch for the lamp?
switch off Can I switch off the lights?
switch on Switch on the TV. It’s time for the
news.
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symbol The lion is a symbol of strength.
sympathy You should show her some sympathy.
Her cat died yesterday.
symptom High fever seems to be the only
symptom at the moment.
system Can you help me set up the music
system?
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tab That night, all the drinks went on
Simon’s tab.
table Good evening, I’ve booked a table for
four. The name’s Brown.
tablet You just need to take one tablet
every four hours.
tag How much is the shirt? It doesn’t
have a price tag.
take Take your time, there’s no hurry.
It takes about an hour to get home.
I’m afraid she’s not here at the
moment. Can I take a message?
took, taken I took the fast train.
take off Take off your shoes before you go
into the house.
take part in We didn’t take part in the discussion.
take place The meeting will take place at eight
o’clock.
takeaway There’s an Indian takeaway round the
corner.
talent She clearly has talent. She is an
amazing artist.
talk Can I talk to you for a moment?
We listened to a talk on social
problems.
tall He’s very tall compared to me.
tap Can I please have some tap water?
task She completed the task quickly and
accurately.
taste I like the taste of coffee.
The soup tastes good. What’s in it?
tax Are taxes high in your country?
taxi It’s late. Let’s take a taxi.
tea Can I offer you a cup of tea?
teach Jane likes to teach young children.
taught, taught Who taught you to swim?
teacher Ms Simmons is my son’s teacher.
School Handbook Supplement telc English A2·B1