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- 4. NeverthelessThe students at the CELLAP usually laugh about others’ people mistake. However, you’d amazed at how good friends they are.Although I didn’t understand my students’ behavior, I love them very much. Despite my personal opinion, the method at the CELLAP works well. - Even though- Though In spite of
- 5. The –ing verbAs the subject of the sentence. (when you start a sentence)As the object of a sentence (after another verb)After prepositions
- 6. Deduction and possibility in the pastJuanito Perez was kind of nervous in the interview, he must have lied.My boyfriend behaved strange yesterday. He could have cheated on me.
- 8. PARTS OF THE BODY
- 10. VERB + VERB CONSTRUCTION