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had it out with 
her. 
As Dave was young, the judge let him off with a fine. 
Let on (inform about a secret - colloquial) 
We're planning a surprise for Helen, but don't 
let on. 
Live down (suffer a loss of reputation) 

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If City lose, they'll never 
live 
it 
down. 
Live up to (reach an expected standard) 
The play quite 
lived up to 
my expectations. 
Look into (investigate) 
The police have promised to 
look into 
the problem. 
Look on (consider) 
We look on 
this town as our real home. 
Look someone up (visit when in the area) 
If you're passing through Athens, 
look me up. 
Make for (result in) 
The power steering 
makes for 
easier parking. 
HANDOUT 1 Underline the correct word or phrase in each sentence 
HANDOUT 2 Underline the most suitable word or phrase to complete each sentence

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Lesson plan 22 
Theme: Complex sentence and its types. (Adverbial clauses)
Level: Intermediate 
Materials: Blackboard, Projector, laptop, different handouts
Aim: To raise the awareness about 
the Course “Practical Grammar” 
Time: 
80 min 
The 
conjunction
is a part of speech which denotes connections between
objects and phenomena. It connects parts of the sentence, clauses, and sentences. 
Sadie brought them in 
and
went back to the door. 
(Mansfield)
..
.the blinds were down in the dining-room 
and
the lights turned on — and all the 
lights were red-roses. 
(Mansfield)
The other day I was saying to Fabermacher that Haviland isn’t really cruel, 
he’s just thoughtless.