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2ndconditional Grenade PDF
2ndconditional Grenade PDF
By Bruno Mars
Chorus
12. Id catch a black grenade for ya (yeah, yeah, yeah)
13. Throw my hand on a big blade for ya (yeah, yeah, yeah)
14. Id definitely jump in front of a train for ya (yeah, yeah , yeah)
15. You know me I'd do anything for ya (yeah, yeah, yeah) Oh, oh
16. I would go through all of this pain,
17. Take a bullet straight into through my brain,
18. Yes, I would die for ya my baby;
19. But, no, you won't do the same
20. Black, black, black, red and blue beat me till I'm numb
21. Tell the little devil I said hey when you get back to where you're from
22. Mad woman, bad awful woman,
23. Yeah, that's just what you are, yeah,
24. Youll smile in my face then you rip the breaks out my car
25. I gave you all I had
26. And you tossed it right in the trash
27. You tossed it in the trash, dammit, yes you did
28. To give me all your love is all I ever asked you
29. Cause what you don't understand is that
(Chorus)
1. 2. 3. 4. 5.
A. Read the sentences and understand the meaning of the words in bold from the context. Match
the words to their correct definition.
1. I couldnt believe what just had happened, I was in shock. My eyes were wide open to try
to absorb all the detail from the tragic accident. I didnt close my eyes for a long time.
2. As we couldnt decide who was to be the first, he tossed a coin and called it in the air.
Heads, I said. Fortunately I won.
3. Michael picked up his baseball bat and started beating the snake until it was dead.
4. It was so cold the other night that I was feeling numb. I wanted to move my toes but I
couldnt. I had no feeling in my toes because of the cold. It was an awful feeling.
5. Thomas is a terrible liar. Every time he wants to tell a lie, you can see how his mouth moves
to the left as he speaks. He cant be dishonest.
Definitions
a. To throw lightly or casually.
b. A person who tells lies.
c. Deprived of the power to feel or move normally.
d. To strike against repeatedly and with force; pound.
e. Completely open.
B. Read the example sentences and choose the correct word in the rules.
a. If you had a lot of money, you could buy a car.
b. If Ronnie sang well, she might be in the band.
1. We (can / cant) use could and might in the main sentence
instead of would when we mean would perhaps.
Alternatives for if
C. Pay attention to the example sentences and the words in bold. Fill in the gaps in the rules with
the words from the list.
assuming questions providing mean if meaning