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` Words and phrases British adj. British school/life/English lift (elevator) n. by lift/ take a lift post (mail) n. send books by post at the post office eraser (rubber) n. an eraser/ a rubber fall (autumn) n. in fall/autumn v. fall asleep/ fall ill fall (down) from/off a tree fall into the river fall down/over fall ----fell feel----felt vacation (holiday) be on vacation/ summer/winter vacation Math (maths) n. have maths have a maths lesson have maths lessons have problems with maths work out the maths problem Maths is not difficult for me. movie (film) n. see a film/movie a movie fan/ticket/star soccer (football) n. play soccer/football a member of the school football team mixed adj. a mixed school mix—mixed subject n. one of my favourite subjects How many subjects do you learn now? Which subject do you like better, physics or geography? sew v. I don’t know how to sew. do some sewing /washing/reading/cooking I learned to sew when I was young. Even adv. Even a second is important. Today is even colder than yesterday. English is even more useful than Chinese. myself /himself/herself/itself/yourself/ ourselves/themselves/yourselves teach oneself=learn…by oneself look after/enjoy/dress/hurt/say to/keep secrets to oneself help oneself to some fish softball n. play softball baseball/basketball/football/tennis/ badminton/ volleyball/table tennis/pingpong taste v. taste good /bad/delicious The bread tastes good. Would you like some? It tastes bad. Please throw it away. tasty adj. (with a pleasant taste(n.)/delicious) Wow, the roast chicken tastes tasty. hero n. one of my heroes the heroes’ names I admi