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5.to turn in (phrasel verb)

a.Marsha thought she and Jeannie should turn the money in

b.I panicked after my boss told me I had to turn in my report in an hour.

c.If I don't turn these library books in soon, I'm going have to pay an expensive fine.

d.The bank robber turned himself in after the police harassed his mother.


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6.constantly(adverb,a;adjective,b-d;noun,e)



a.Jeannie said people lay things down and forget them constantly.

b.Since I'm over 30, I'm under constant pressure from my parents to get married.

c.My grandmother was in constant pain for six months before she died.

d.Insects don't have a constant body temperature.

e.The only real constant in Wittgenstein's work is his mysticism.




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7 a sum (noun,a-d;phrasal verb,e-f)

a.Marsha told the police officer that she and Jeannie had found a large sum of money.

b.The passage of this law represents the sum total of the government's acthion on greenhouse gas production.

c.When I left my company, they gave me my pension in one lump sum.

d.The $100 million action movie unfortunately added nothing to the sum of human experience.

e.Adrian summed up his weekend in Guam in one word:heavenly.

f.If I had to sum up the meeting in one word, I'd say it was disastrous.



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£³ exchange (verb,a-d;noun,e-f;adjective,g)


a. I'd like to exchange dollars for yen.

b. I bought this shirt yesterday, but it's too big. Could I exchange it?

c. When we went to the moveies, my daughter could't see over the haed of the guy
in front of her, so we exchanged places.

d. As he left the ber, Jamdes Bond exchanged glances with anoter spy.

e. At the New York Stock Exchange today, investors traded heavily in technologyissues because of rumors that Softway was buying yet another company.


f. During my sophomore year fo high school, my family hosted a foreign exchange
student from Venezuela.


g. I'm giving this TV to my brother, but if he dosen't like it, is it exchangeable?





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a. I think I'll waite on going to New Zealand until the exchange rate
improves.

b. I head the new CD titles are released at the amazing rate of 200 a day.

c. Wow! Grate job! At the rate you're going, you'll be an expert skier in no time!

d. I haven't seen a waiter for ten minutes! We'll never be able to finishu lunch by
two at this rate.

e. Sheena: I can't believe you're already leaving Holland! I'll really miss you.

Berth: I know. I'll miss you, too. But it's only for year.

Sheena: Well, at any rate, you'd better keep in touch! E-mail me!

f. Most Americans seem to dislike Yoko Ono's music, or at any rate her singing.
I enjoy it, though.

g. Mercedes models get high ratings from consumers in japan.

h. Surprisingly enough, the candidate for the new position all rated very highly in
English speaking ability, so it was very difficult to choose one.

i. I felt so grown-up when my parents took me to see my first R-rated movie when
I was 14.



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