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1. Day off

vocabulary-related words and sentences.

When was the last time you had a few days off?
What do you usually do when you have days off?
Do you usually spend your days off with your parents or with your friends?
What would you like to do if you had a day off tomorrow?

Vocabulary:
Day off.

sentences:
 It was Mrs. Dearden's day off, and Paul was on duty in her place.
 It's my day off today.
 Deidre decided to go into Dublin on her day off to do some shopping.
 There'll be no days off until we've completed this order.
 We've been given a day off next week.
 The employees were given a day off to watch the owner's horse run at York races.
 I'll ask for a day off, but I don't know whether I'll get it.
 I've had one day off in six months.

2. Rain:

vocabulary related words and sentences.

Do you like rainy days?

Does it rain much in your city?
Would you like to live in a place that is dry or wet?
Do you enjoy going out in the rain?
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Vocabulary:
Rainfall
Precipitation
Raindrops
Rainwater
Wet weather
The wet
A fall of rain
Sprinkle
Drizzle
Scotch mist
Shower
Rainstorm
Cloudburst
Torrent
Downpour
Deluge
Squall
Thunderstorm

Sentences:
 I hope you didn't get soaked standing out in the rain.
 A spot of rain fell on her hand.
 The rain has failed again in the Horn of Africa.
 It rained the whole weekend.
 It was raining hard, and she didn't have an umbrella.
 The opponents were raining blows on each other long after the bell had gone.
 Rockets, mortars, and artillery rounds rained on buildings.
 Fighter aircraft rained down high explosives.
 Grenades and mortars rained down on the city.
 A rain of stones descended on the police.
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3. Friends

How important are friends to you?

Do you often go out with your friends?
Where do you often meet each other?
What do you usually do with your friends?

Friends: vocabulary related words and sentences.

Vocabulary:
Companion
Boon companion
Bosom friend
Best friend
Close friend
Intimate
Confidante
Confidant
Familiar
Soul mate
Alter ego
Second self
Shadow
Playmate
Playfellow
Classmate
Schoolmate
Workmate
Ally
Comrade
Associate
Sister
Brother
Sentences:
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 I had a long talk about this with my best friend.

 She was never a close friend of mine.
 I still wanted to be friends with Alison.
 We have remained good friends.
 Sally and I became friends.
 Do Italy's friends and partners have to accept the situation?
 People you have befriended on Facebook could be complete strangers in real life.
 He befriended dozens of other graduates of his college.