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B1 - Past Continuous + Past Simple

by Vanessa Card
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to talk about a topic with others to exchange ideas.

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to make something clear by describing how or why.

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to give reasons to support or oppose a point of view.

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to express dissatisfaction or annoyance about something.

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to think about something carefully, often before deciding.

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to focus attention and mental effort on a task.

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to make ready for use or consideration by planning or arranging.

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to form a mental image or concept of something not present.

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to stop a person from speaking or to break the continuity of an activity or event, usually by causing a brief pause.

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