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pounded
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/ˈpaʊndɪd/
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/ˈpaʊndɪd/
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Explain how “pounded” is formed from “pound” and when it functions as a verb or an adjective.
Compare “pound,” “beat,” “hit,” and “crush”: when is each one most natural?
Explain the different meanings of “pound” in “pound against,” “pound on,” and “your heart pounds.”
Check the phrase “pounded pavement”: explain why it usually means walking the streets, not broken pavement.
Give five B2-level examples of “pounded” with Russian translations.
Show common collocations with “pound,” such as “pound the door” and “pound the spices.”
Create a short exercise to practise choosing between “pound,” “pounded,” and “pounding.”
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