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    The document provides examples and definitions of common idioms and past participle verbs. It defines the idioms "I missed the boat" as meaning to lose an opportunity by acting too late, "I've got a crush on you" as having a strong but fleeting feeling of love and infatuation, and "I slept like a log" as sleeping very well. It also lists and provides examples of using common past participle verbs like "made, bought, won, slept, read, known, sung, and ridden" in sentences.

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    Idioms: Week 2 2° Grade

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    The document provides examples and definitions of common idioms and past participle verbs. It defines the idioms "I missed the boat" as meaning to lose an opportunity by acting too late, "I've got a crush on you" as having a strong but fleeting feeling of love and infatuation, and "I slept like a log" as sleeping very well. It also lists and provides examples of using common past participle verbs like "made, bought, won, slept, read, known, sung, and ridden" in sentences.

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    Week 2

    2° Grade
    IDIOMS
    I missed the boat!

    Informal: I lost an opportunity! I didn’t get something that I wanted because I acted too late!

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    Example: I’m afraid you’ve missed the boat — the deadline was yesterday. You can try
    again next month.
    I’ve got a crush on you!

    Meaning: I’ve got a strong feeling of love and infatuation! — often used for a love that does not last
    very long.

    FOTO

    Example: When I was in school, I had a huge crush on my neighbor, but she/he never noticed me.
    I slept like a log!

    Informal: I slept very well!

    FOTO

    Example: No, I didn’t hear the storm outside. I was so tired that I slept like a log all night.
    Week 2
    2° Grade
    MORE PAST PARTICIPLE VERBS
    MADE /meɪd/ 

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    FOTO FOTO

    FOTO
    Example: My family and I made a chocolate cake for my uncle.
    BOUGHT /bɔt/

    FOTO
    FOTO FOTO

    FOTO
    Example: Fiorella has bought new clothes for her birthday.
    WON //wʌn/

    FOTO
    FOTO FOTO

    FOTO
    Example: Luis has won a price for his excellent results.
    SLEPT /slɛpt/

    FOTO
    FOTO FOTO

    FOTO
    Example: She has already slept. She was very tired.
    READ /red/

    FOTO
    FOTO FOTO

    FOTO
    Example: Mirella has read many books since she was in the school.
    KNOWN /nəʊn/

    FOTO
    FOTO FOTO

    FOTO
    Example: Johan has known all the answers in the competition.
    SUNG /sʌŋ/

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    FOTO FOTO

    FOTO
    Example: Fernanda has sung romantic songs.
    RIDDEN /ˈrɪdən/

    FOTO
    FOTO FOTO

    FOT.
    Example: Alejandra has ridden the horse early in the morning.

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