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“We are not afraid of Russia” says Ukraine’s President on Day of Unity - BBC News https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mtqyD_F9z_I  

  Listen to this song and learn the Second Conditional If I were sorry  (Frans) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4emC0VDQGz8 Try to complete the gaps I'd crawl through the desert on my hands and ________ Rehearsing my pretty please  Climb the ________ mountain If I ________ sorry Shout it from the top Swim under water until my lungs _________ Walk into the ________ If I ________ sorry I'd run a __________ miles Wouldn't stop until I dropped Wouldn't take a ________ to breathe until I got close enough Then I'd do it all again If I really had the _________ But I know deep inside for you it's just another, dance If I were sorry I'd _______ you all the glory If I were sorry If I were sorry It would be a different ________ If I were sorry If I were sorry oh I'd ________ my breath 'til my face turned blue I'd _______ a bank and the post office too Swim across the ocean If I were sorry I'd take a vow of silence I wouldn't ____

  Would you like to learn more about prefixes and suffixes? The prefixes in-, im-, il-, ir-, un-, dis - mean ‘opposite of’ or ‘not’. Prefixes rules and tips: im – begin with ‘m’ or ‘p’ immature, impatient in – begin with ‘c’ incorrect il – begin with ‘l’ illiterate, illegal ir –  beginwith ‘r’irregular, irrelevant There are no rules for  in–, un– and  dis–   inter - between              interactive, international mis -incorrectly          mislead, misspelt over - too much            overcook, overweight under - less than        undercook, underestimate pre - before                  prehistoric, pre-war post – after                  post-election, post-war re - again                      rewrite, reuse co - together              co-operate, co-exist The most common suffixes are -al, -ent, -ive, -ous, -ful, -less Suffixes which form an adjective : -al central, political, national, professional -ent different, dependent, excellent -ive attracti

 You can learn jobs title suffixes and guess a definition “Who am I?” Job title suffixes -er /-or - ist -ian -ant / -ent programm er  writ er translat or       dent ist scient ist special ist electric ian  music ian politic ian account ant assist ant stud ent Guess a definition “Who am I?” 1       a person who works with the money and accounts of a company? 2       a person who acts in a play or a movie? 3       a person who makes things from wood including houses and furniture. 4       a person who prepares food for others, often in a restaurant or café. 5       a person who can fix problems you have with your teeth. 6       a person you go to see when you are ill or have some type of health problem. 7       a person who puts out fires. 8       a person who keeps gardens clean and tidy. He takes care of the plants. 9       a person who cuts your hair or gives it a new style. 10     a qualified person who decides cases in a law court. 11     a person who defends people in court and giv