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Readymade English Sentence Patterns

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The document provides examples of common English phrases using "I'm" or "I'll" followed by a verb. It gives the structure and general meaning of each phrase, such as "I'm working on" meaning to put physical or mental effort into a task, "I'm sorry to" to express sympathy or regret, and "I'll help you" to offer assistance to someone. It seeks to explain common English idioms using first person pronouns and how they are used.

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Readymade English Sentence Patterns
Im working on Ving/Noun Physical or mental effort Example: Im working on it I m working on making new friend Im working on making a new proposal Im working on making a new vedio
Im sorry to V1 + O Sympathy or regret Example: Im sorry to be late I m sorry to do it Im sorry to misbehave
Ill help you V1 + O To help someone Example: Ill help you cook the dinner I ll help you prepare the examination
Im dying to V1 + O Want something from the botton of your Example:
Its hard for me to V1 + O+ Ex Difficult or challenging Example:
Let me V1 + O For seeking permission or an opportunity Example:
Can I get ____________? Want something from the botton of your Example:

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Readymade English Sentence Patterns

  • 2. Im working on Ving/Noun Physical or mental effort Example: Im working on it I m working on making new friend Im working on making a new proposal Im working on making a new vedio
  • 3. Im sorry to V1 + O Sympathy or regret Example: Im sorry to be late I m sorry to do it Im sorry to misbehave
  • 4. Ill help you V1 + O To help someone Example: Ill help you cook the dinner I ll help you prepare the examination
  • 5. Im dying to V1 + O Want something from the botton of your Example:
  • 6. Its hard for me to V1 + O+ Ex Difficult or challenging Example:
  • 7. Let me V1 + O For seeking permission or an opportunity Example:
  • 8. Can I get ____________? Want something from the botton of your Example: