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/tʃeɪnd/
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/tʃeɪnd/
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Explain the difference between “chained to” and “chained together.”
Show how “chained” works as the past tense and past participle of “chain.”
Compare “chained,” “tied,” and “handcuffed” in meaning and usage.
Give five B2-level examples with “chain” or “chained,” with Russian translations.
Teach useful collocations with “chain,” such as “chain someone to” and “chain things together.”
Explain the tone and possible implications of “The chained dog barked loudly.”
Write a short exercise to practise using “chain” and “chained” in context.
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