REVIEW C22 U4

"I'm out of cash, Is there an ATM nearby?"

• That's beginner's luck

• I'm afraid you are out of luck

• No such luck, I'm staying home

• It was the luck of the draw

We use Reporting Clauses to report what some says, thinks, believes, etc.

• TRUE

• FALSE

Everyone is superstitious about a few things.

Select the adjectives that describe that something can be true.

• believable, misleading, iffy

• fishy, phony, dubious

• credible, plausible, convincing

Select the adjectives that describe something is not true

• iffy, dubious, plausible

• convincing, well-founded, credible

• far-fetched, dubious, misleading

It's fine to follow superstitions for fun, but not to really believe them

Reporting clauses in the passive; is used to report a general claim or opinion.

• TRUE

• FALSE

Structure of Reporting clauses in past...

• Some people + was + verb past participle + (that) + complement/clause.

• It was + verb past participle + (that) + complement/clause.

suggest / traditional treatments such as acupuncture / are effective

"Thanks for taking me to school, Can you pick me up later?"

• No such luck, I'm staying home.

• Don't push your luck.

• Well, best of luck.