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Matt Cutts' talk

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listening and comprehension

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better version of yourself
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Христина Пышненко
Христина Пышненко
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Matt Cutts' talkVersión en línea

listening and comprehension

por Христина Пышненко
1

What does Matt mean when he says he "felt like he was stuck in a rut"?

2

What does "follow in somebody's footsteps" mean?

Select one or more answers

3

What is the right amount of time to subtract or to add a new habit?

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4

What is the first of a few things he learnt?

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5

what was the second positive effect?

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6

complete the sentence: I would never have been that adventurous

7

here Matt uses Present Perfect with EVER. Can you write down his question? (novel - a long written story)

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8

What does "from scratch" mean?

9

Which two jobs does he mention?

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10

What does "give up sugar" mean?

11

What are you waiting for? Give it a shot! Try a new activity for 30 days and make your life even more memorable!

Explanation

We often use the adverb 'ever' with Present Perfect to talk about experience up to the present: My last birthday was the worst day I have ever had. and we use 'never' for the negative form: Have you ever met George? Yes, but I've never met his wife.

She baked the cake from scratch.

any variant is possible ;) I believe in you! Give it a shot!

 
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