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swat
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/swɒt/
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/swɑt/
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Compare “swat” as a verb (“hit or kill with a quick slap”) and as a noun (“a quick slap”) using examples.
Explain the difference between “swat” and “SWAT” in “SWAT team,” including the acronym’s meaning.
Show how to use “swat” in the past tense and present perfect, and explain its verb pattern.
Give five B2-level examples of “swat” with Russian translations and common collocations.
Compare “swat” with “hit,” “slap,” and “smack”: when is each more natural?
Explain the tone and typical situations in which “swat” is used.
Write a short practice exercise using “swat” as both a noun and a verb.
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