B2 On Screen M4 WL2

march

• to walk in formation like soldiers
• a useful piece of information
• to show, point or make clear
• to provide sth good to balance or reduce the bad effect of sth else

disguise yourself

• to change your appearance so that people won’t recognise you
• to walk in formation like soldiers
• a useful piece of information
• to show, point or make clear

chief

• the most important; principal
• to change your appearance so that people won’t recognise you
• to walk in formation like soldiers
• a useful piece of information

witness

• to see or observe sth (a crime or an accident)
• the most important; principal
• to change your appearance so that people won’t recognise you

attend

• to be present at (a school, a ceremony, etc)
• to see or observe sth (a crime or an accident)
• the most important; principal
• to change your appearance so that people won’t recognise you

crowd

• a large group of people
• to be present at (a school, a ceremony, etc)
• to see or observe sth (a crime or an accident)
• the most important; principal

audience

• a group of people who sit and watch a performance at a theatre, cinema, etc
• a large group of people
• to be present at (a school, a ceremony, etc)
• to see or observe sth (a crime or an accident)

spectator

• sb who watches a sport event
• a group of people who sit and watch a performance at a theatre, cinema, etc
• a large group of people
• to be present at (a school, a ceremony, etc)

be in charge of

• to have the control of
• sb who watches a sport event
• a group of people who sit and watch a performance at a theatre, cinema, etc
• a large group of people

retirement

• the time when a worker leaves their job and stops working completely
• to have the control of
• sb who watches a sport event
• a group of people who sit and watch a performance at a theatre, cinema, etc