The document discusses different types of vocabulary groups including noun pairs, verb-noun pairs, adjective-noun pairs, and verb-verb pairs. It also provides examples of each group, such as "a police chief", "to go home", and "absolutely amazing". Additionally, the document discusses grammar patterns that can be used to manipulate sentences into different circumstances by substituting nouns, verbs, adjectives, or adverbs. Examples of these patterns include "Not only...but also..." and using "due to the fact that" or "owing to the fact that".

1. A more specific look

2.  3 filters?
general vs. Specific
(basic/ simple) (advanced/
complex)
common vs. uncommon
informal vs. formal

3. Vocabulary groups (noun, verb, adjective,
adverb)
Noun + noun
Verb + noun
Adjective + noun
Adverb + adjective
Verb + adverb
Verb + verb

4. Vocabulary groups (noun, verb, adjective,
adverb)
Noun + noun (a police chief)
Verb + noun (to go home)
Adjective + noun (a fast car)
Adverb + adjective (absolutely amazing)
Verb + adverb (run slowly)
Verb + verb (have to go)

5.  He is incredible
 He is incredibly strong
 He is going to ask her to dance
 He is intending on asking her to dance

6.  Grammar
Any sentence/ sentences which
can be manipulated into other
circumstances
(normally nouns/verbs/adjective/adverbs
can be substituted out)

7. • Not only + (aux) + (subject) +
(verb), but +(subject) also +
(verb)
• Not only does he enjoy cooking, but he is
also fond of eating out with friends
• Not only is she studying for exams, but
she is also working part-time
• Not only have I finished collage, but I
have also finished my internship.

8.  A French student
 I'm sick and tired of my sister due to the fact
that she manages to take all my clothes. It's
very annoying, but it's even more boring when
I want to dress me up with a t-shirt or a
trouser that she "stole" me. I am in desperate
need of help because she never asks me
permission to take my clothes so I don't know
what to do. I'm thinking of locking my room
but it isn't the best solution. It looks hopeless.
My sister as stubborn as a donkey.

9.  A French student
 I'm sick and tired of my sister due to the
fact that she manages to take all my
clothes. It's very annoying, but it's even
more boring when I want to dress me up
with a t-shirt or a trouser that she "stole"
me. I am in desperate need of help
because she never asks me permission to
take my clothes so I don't know what to do.
I'm thinking of locking my room but it isn't
the best solution. It looks hopeless. My
sister as stubborn as a donkey.

10.  Not only am I going to (verb) but I’m also
going to (verb)
 Go to (place)
 Due to the fact that + Subject Verb Object
 Owing to the fact that + Subject Verb
Object
 To be sick and tired of (noun/gerund)
 To meet friends
 Manage to (verb)

11. 
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