- write down = anota
- pick up = recoge
- drop off = dejar
- take back = devolver
- blow up = reventar
- cheer up = animar
- let out = dejar salir
- leave out = dejar fuera
- pay back = devolver
- set up = montar
- try on = probarse
Bienvenida al curso
Lo que aprenderás en el Curso de Primer Condicional y Pasado Continuo
Un trabajo ideal
"Have" y "Had" para hablar de obligaciones
"That" para referirse al pasado
Infinitivos y adjetivos comunes
Expresar preferencias
"Mustn’t" para expresar prohibición
Quiz: Un trabajo ideal
Proyectos y tareas
Primer condicional para hacer una oferta
Cuantificadores "a lot" y "much"
Presente simple para hablar del futuro
Especulando con "may", "might" y "could"
Quiz: Proyectos y tareas
Trabajando en equipo
Fechas limites usando "till" y "until"
Ofertas y sugerencias
"Phrasal verbs" separables
Sustantivos derivados de adjetivos y verbos
Quiz: Trabajando en equipo
Visita del cliente
Posibles resultados con el primer condicional
Presente perfecto simple y continuo
Cuantificadores y cantidades
Verbos transitivos en voz pasiva
Quiz: Visita del cliente
Clientes nuevos
Pronombres indefinidos como "everything" y "anyone"
Conectando ideas con "when" + pasado continuo
La diferencia entre "(the) other" y "another"
Quiz: Clientes nuevos
Felicitaciones
Proyecto final: Presenta tu propia página web
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What are separable phrasal verbs?
Separable phrasal verbs are a fundamental part of English that you need to master to improve your comprehension and fluency in the language. They comprise a verb and a preposition or adverbial particle that, together, have a different meaning from the original verb. The interesting thing about separable phrasal verbs is that, while they can be split, they don't always have to be, unless they are accompanied by a personal pronoun such as I, you, he, she, it, we, us, or they.
How are separable phrasal verbs used in practice?
It is time to look at some practical examples to clarify the use of these verbs. The separable phrasal verb put on, meaning "to put on," is a good place to start. Consider the two ways we can use this verb:
- Without separation: "She's putting on her jacket."
- With separation: "She's putting on her jacket on."
Both ways are correct; the difference is whether we want to place the object between the verb and the particle, which is optional when there is no personal pronoun.
Another illustrative example is the verb turn down, which means "to reject". Let's see how sentences can be constructed:
- Without separation: "She turned down the job proposal."
- With separation: "She turned the job proposal down."
Whether you choose to separate them or not depends entirely on the context and communication style you decide to employ.
What are some other examples of separable phrasal verbs?
Expanding your knowledge of phrasal verbs will increase your confidence in using English. Here is a list of some common and practical separable phrasal verbs:
- Write down (anotar): You can say "Annie will write down the meeting minutes."
- Pick up: "My sister will pick up her husband at the airport."
- Drop off: Commonly in contexts such as "Please drop off these files at the office."
- Take back: "Don't forget to take back the book to the library."
- Blow up: Can be used in situations such as "They will blow up the balloons for the party."
These verbs will not only help you understand colloquial English better, but will also allow you to communicate more effectively.
How to practice using separable phrasal verbs?
To reinforce the knowledge you have acquired, practice is key. Try rewriting sentences with the aforementioned phrasal verbs, making sure to try both the non-separable and separable structure. For example:
- "Let's write down the notes from the meeting." Try it with separation: "Let's write the notes down."
Remember that regular practice will make a big difference in your ability to use these verbs correctly. Keep going and don't give up! Continued practice will strengthen your command of the language and open you up to new learning opportunities.
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Annie will write the meeting minutes down.
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My sister will pick her husband up at the airport.
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Don´t forget to take the book to the library back.
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Leave these graphs out of the presentation.
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Before I buy, I´ll try this coat on.
This class was very interesting. I'd wish to gain someday the fluency to exprese these phrasal verbs on regular conversation, especially in the separate way... I love how they sound!
That is exactly what i´m asking for two or three classes ago, thanks and excuse me please
1. Annie Will write the meeting minutes down.
2. My sister will pick her husband up at the airport.
3. Don't forget ti take the book back to the library.
4. Leave these graphs out from the presentation.
5. Before I buy, I'll try this coat on.
1- Annie will write the meeting minutes down.
2- My sister will pick her husband at the airport up.
3. Don’t forget to take the book to the library back.
4- Leave these graphs from the presentation down.
5. Before I buy it, I’ll try this coat on.
- Annie will write down the meeting minutes -> Annie will write the meeting minutes down.
- My sister will pick up her husband at the airport. -> Mi sister will pick her husband up at the airport.
- Don’t forget to take back the book to the library. -> Don’t forget to take the book back to the library.
- Leave out these graphs from the presentation. -> Leave these graphs out from the presentation.
- Before I buy it. I’ll try on this coat. -> Before I buy it. I’ll try this coat on.
Annie will write the meeting minutes down.
My sister will pick her husband up at the airport
Don’t forget to take the book back to the library
Leave these graphs out from the presentation
Before I buy it, i’ll try this coat on
The girl is putting her shoes on
I’m taking my socks off
I can drop by around 5 to pick you up
- Annie will write the meeting minutes down
- My sister will pick her husband at the airport up
- Don’t forget to take the book to the library back
- Leave these graphs out from the presentation
- Before I buy it, I 'll try this coat on
- Annie will write the meeting minutes down
- My sister will pick her husband up at the airport
- Don’t forget to take the book back to the library
- Leave these graphs out from the presentation
- Before I buy it, I will try this coat on
Annie will write down the meeting minutes > Annie will write the meeting minutes down.
My sister will pick up her husband at the airport > My sister will pick her husband up at the airport.
Don’t forget to take back the book to the library > Don’t forget to take the book back to the library.
Leave out these graphs from the presentation > Leave these graphs out from the presentation.
Before I buy it, I’ll try on this coat > Before i buy it, I’ll try this coat on.
- Annie will write the meeting minutes down.
- My sister will pick her husband at the airport up.
- Don’t forget to take the book to the library back.
- Leave these graphs from the presentation out.
- Before I buy it, I’ll try this coat on.
thank you for the correction, now i understand i must put the other part of the verb after the the noun of the sentences, does that is right?
they mixed the numbers up on the report
practice:
1. Annie will write the meeting minutes down
2. My sister will pick her husband up at the airport
3. Don't forget to take the book back to the library
4. leave these graphs out from the presentation
5. before I buy, i'll try this coat on
they mixed the numbers up on the report
practice:
1. Annie will write the meeting minutes down
2. my sister will pick her husband on at the airport
3. Don't forget to take the book back to the library
4. leave these graphs out from the presentation
5. before I buy it, I'll try this coat on
* Annie will write the meeting minutes down
* my sister will pick her husband up at the airport
* Don't forget to take the book back to the library
* Leave these graphs out from the presentation
* Before I buy it, I'll try this coat on
Don't forget to take the book back to the library
* Annie will write the meeting minutes down.
* My sister will pick her husband up at the airport.
* Don't forget to take the book back to the library.
* Leave these graphs out from the presentation.
* Before I buy it, I'll try this coat on.
* Annie will write the meeting minutes down
* My sister will pick her husband up at the airport
* Don't forget to take the book back to the library
* Leave these graphs out from the presentation
* Before I buy it, I'll try this coat on
Annie wil **write** the meeting minutes **down**
My sister will **pick** her husband **up** at the airport
Don't forget to **take** the book **back** to the library
**Leave** these graphs **out** from the presentation
Before I buy it, I'll **try** this coat **on**
## Here my exercises:
* Annie will **write** the meeting minutes **down**.
* My sister **will** pick her husband **up** at the airport.
* Don't forget to **take** the book **back** to the library.
* **Leave** these graphs **out** from the presentation.
* Before I buy it, I'll **try** this coat **on**.
1. Annie will **write** the meeting minutes **down.**
2. My sister will **pick** her husband **up** at the airport.
3. Don't forget to **take** the book to **back** the library
4. **Leave** these graphs **out** from the presentation.
5. Before I buy it, I'll **try** this coat **on**.
📝 Here are my note about the class
> ❓What is a phrasal verb?: It is a combination of a verb with a preposition or adverb, and that function as a verb whose meaning is different from the combined meanings of individual words.
📌 A phrasal verb can be separable, but it doesn’t actually have to be, unless we use a personal pronoun.
**Examples**:
* She’s **putting on** her jacket → She’s **putting** her jacket **on**. 🔸 Place a garment, piece of jewelry, etc. (*Ponerse*)
* She **turned down** the job proposal → She **turned** the job proposal **down**. 🔸 Rejected something. (*Rechazar*)
* **More phrasal verbs**
* Write down: Escribir (algo)
* Pick up: Recoger.
* Drop off: Dejar (algo)
* Take back: Devolver algo
* Blow up: Explotar.
* Cheer up: Animar (a alguien)
* Let out: Dejar salir.
* Leave out: Dejar/omitir
* Pay back: Pagar/reembolsar
* See through: Ayudar a salir de un apuro.
* Set up: Configurar
* Try on: Probarse
I hope this comment will be useful 💜
such short notice= tan corto aviso.
Its some difficult to pronounce whitout mistakes at first.
homework
* Annie will **write** the meeting minutes down
* My sister will **pick** her husband up at the airport
* Don't forget to take the book back to the library
* **Leave** these **out** graphs from the presentation
* Before I but it, I'll **try** on this coat **on**
1. Annie will write the meeting minutes down.
2. My sister will pick her husband up at the airport.
3. Don't forget to take the book back to the library.
4. Leave these graphs out from the presentation.
5. Before I buy it, I'll try this coat on.
He blew up when he heard the news.
* I need to write a proposal down
* Can you pick the groceries up?
* We are going to pick up the mess
* I'm satisfied! Why don't we drop the meals off?
* I'll go to take my luggage back
* She will blow the balloon up
* They seem sad, let's go to cheer them up
* **Write down**: I need to write down my to-do list before I forget everything.
* **Pick up**: Can you pick up the groceries on your way home?
* **Drop off**: I’ll drop off the package at the post office tomorrow.
* **Take back**: I had to take back the shirt because it didn’t fit.
* **Blow up**: The balloon will blow up if you keep inflating it.
* **Cheer up**: I brought you some chocolate to cheer you up.
* **Let out**: He let out a sigh of relief when the exam was over.
* **Leave out**: Don’t leave out any important details from the report.
* **Pay back**: I promise I’ll pay you back next week.
* **See through**: I could see through her lies right from the start.
* **Set up**: They helped me set up my new computer yesterday.
* **Try on**: I need to try on these shoes before I decide to buy them.
Annie will write the meeting minutes down
My sister will pick her husband up at the airport
Don´t forget to take the book back to the library
Before i buy it i´ll try this coat on
Annie will write the meeting minutes down
My sister will pick her husband up at the airport
Don't forget to take the book back to the library
Leave these graphs out from the presentation
Before I buy it, I'll try this coat on
Practice
1. Annie will write the meeting minutes down.
2. My sister will pick her husband up at the airport.
3. Don't forget to take the book back to the library.
4. Leave these graphs out from the presentation.
5. Before I buy it, I'll try this coat on.
Separable phrasal verbs
1. Put on:
* She's putting on her jacket
* She's putting her jacket on
Turn down:
* She turned down the job proposal
* She turned the job proposal down
* Annie will write the meeting minutes down.
* My sister will pick her husband up at the airport.
* Don't forget to take the book back to the library .
* Leave these graphs out from the presentation.
* Before I buy it. I'll try this coat on.
Annie will write the meeting minutes down
My sister will pick her husband up at the airport
Don't forget to take the book back to the library bakc
Leave these graphs out from the presentation out
Before I buy it, I'll try this coat on
1. Annie will write the meeting minutes down
2. My sister will pick her husband up at the airport
3. Don’t forget to take the book back to the library
4. Leave these graphs out from the presentation
5. Before I buy it, I’ll try this coat on
* He **wrote down** <u>the cart </u>by himself.
* He **wrote** <u>the cart </u>**down** by himself.
* Annie will **write down** <u>the meeting minutes</u>.
* Annie will **write** <u>the meeting minutes</u> **down.**
* My sister will **pick up** her husband at the airport.
* My sister will **pick** <u>her husband </u>**down** at the airport.
* Don’t forget to **take back** <u>the book </u>to the library.
* Don’t forget to **take** <u>the book</u> **back** to the library.
* **Leave out** <u>these graphs</u> from the presentation.
* **Leave** <u>these graphs </u>**out** from the presentation.
* Before I buy it, I’ll **try on** <u>this coat</u>.
* Before I buy it, I’ll **try** <u>this coat </u>**on**.
1. Annies will write the meeting minutes down
2. My sister will pick her husband up at the airport
3. Don't forget to take the book back to the library
4. Leave these graphs out from the presentation
5. Before I buy it, I'll try this coat on
Exercise:
* Annie will write down the meeting numbers - Annie will write the meeting numbers down
* My sister will pick up her husband at the airport - My sister will pick her husband up at the airport
* Don’t forget to take back the book to the library - Don’t forget to take the book back to the library
* Leave out these graphs from the presentation - Leave these graphs out from the presentation.
* Before I buy it, I’ll try on this coat - Before I buy it, I’ll try this coat on
* Annie will write the meeting minutes down.
* My sister will pick her husband up at the airport.
* Don´t forget to take the book to the library back.
* Leave these graphs out of the presentation.
* Before I buy, I´ll try this coat on.
I do not understand this class.
* Annie will write the meeting minutes down.
* My sister will pick her husband up at the airport.
* Don´t forget to take the book to the library back.
* Leave these graphs out of the presentation.
* Before I buy, I´ll try this coat on.
Annie will write the meeting minutes down.
My sister will pick her husband at the airport up.
Don't forget to take the book to the library back.
Leave these graphs from the presentation out.
Beore I buy it, I´ll try thi coat on.
**Activity**
* Annie will write the meeting minutes down.
* My sister will pick her husband up at the airport
* Don't forget to take the book back to the library
* Leave these graphs out from the presentation
* Before I buy it, I'll try this coat on.
**Translations**
* Write down = anotar
* Pick up = recoger
* Drop off = devolver
* Take back = recuperar
* Blow up = inflar
* Cheer up = animar
* Let out = dejar salir
* Pay back = pagar
* See through = ver a través de
* Set up = preparar
* Try on = Probar
- Annie will write the meeting minutes down.
- My sister will pick her husband up at the airport.
- Don’t forget to take the book back to the library
- Leave these graaphs out from the presentation.
- Before i buy it, i’ll try this coat on.
Annie will write the meeting minutes down.
my sister will pick her husband up at the airport .
don’t forget to take the book back to the library.
leave these graphs out from the presentation.
before i buy it, i’ll try this coat on.
Annie will **write down** the meeting minutes
Annie will write the **meeting** minutes **down**
My sister will **pick up** her husband at the airport
My sister will **pick** her husband **up** at the airport
Don’t forget to **take back** the book to the library
Don’t forget to **take** the book **back** to the library
**Leave out** these graphs from the presentation
**Leave** these graphs **out** from the presentation
Before I buy it, I’ll **try on** this coat
Before I buy it, I’ll **try** this coat **on.**
Annie will write down the meeting minutes
Annie will write the meeting minutes down
My sister will pick up her husband at the airport
My sister will pick her husband up at the airport
Don’t forget to take back the book to the library
Don’t forget to take the book back to the library
Leave out these graphs from the presentation
Leave out these graphs out from the presentation
Before I buy it, I’ll try on this coat
Before I buy it, I’ll try this coat on.
Separable phrasal verbs:
write down / pick up / drop off / take back / blow up / cheer up / let out / pay back / see through / set up / try on
* Annie will **write** the meeting minutes **down**
* My sister will **pick** her husband **up** at the airport
* Don't forget to **take** the book **back** to the library
* **Leave** these graphs **out** from the presentation
* Before I buy it, I'll **try** this coat **on**
Annie will write the meeting minutes down
My sister will pick her husband at the airport up
Don´t forget to take the book to the library back
Leave these graphs from de presentation out.
Before I buy it, I´ll try this coat on.
1. Annie will write the meeting minutes down.
2. My sister will pick her husband up at the airport.
3. Don't forget to take the book back to the library.
4. Leave these graphs out from the presentation.
5. Before I buy it, I'll try this coat on.
* Annie will write the meeting minutes down.
* My sister will pick her husband at the aiport up.
* Don't forget to take the book to the library back.
* Leave these graphs from the presentation out.
* Before I buy it, I'll try this coat on.
**Annie will write the meeting minutes down**
**My sister will pick her husband up to at airport**
**Don’t forget to take the book back at the library**
**Leave these graphs out from the presentation**
**Before I buy it, ill try this coat on**
Let’s practice!
Annie will write the meeting minutes down
My sister will pick her husband up at the airport
Don’t forget to take the book back to library
Leave these graphs out from presentation
Before I buy it, I’ll try this coat on
# "Phrasal verbs" separables
Role play.
What issue did the team have?
\- They mixed the numbers up on the report.
Let’s practice.
1\. Annie will write down the meeting minutes.
Annie will write the meeting minutes down.
2\. My sister will pick up her husband at the airport.
My sister will pick her husband up at the airport.
3\. Don’t forget to take back the book to the library.
Don’t forget to take the book back to the library.
4\. Leave out these graphs from the presentation.
Leave these graphs out from the presentation.
5\. Before I buy it, I’ll try on this coat.
Before I buy it, I’ll try this coat on.
* Beckie will write the presentation down, if you ask her to do it.
* My brother is going to pick me up at 8 PM.
* Do not forget to take the book back to the library.
* Leave these emojis out from the presentation, they're too informal.
* Before I buy it, let me try this jacket on.
I did not get the part of '' the meeting minutes.'' Can you explain it?
1. Annie will write down the meeting in a few minutes. \* Anni will write the meeting down in a few minutes.
2. My sister will pick up her husband at the airport. \* My sister will pick her husband up at the airport.
3. Don't forget to take back the book to the library. \* Don't forget to take the book back to the library.
4. Leave out these graphs from the presentation. \* Leave these graphs out from the presentation.
5. Before I buy it, I'll try this coat on.
They mixed the numbers up on the report.
1. Annie will **write** the meeting minutes **down**
2. My sister will **pick** her husband **up** at the airport
1. Don't forget to **take** the book **back** to the library
2. **Leave** these graphs **out** from the presentation
3. Before I buy it, I'll **try** this coat **on**
i write down all in my notebook
the Tractor blow up, therefore i run away of there.
she cheers up to the team.
1. Annie Will write the meetng minutes down,
2. My sister will pick her husband up at the airport
3. Don't forget to take the book to the library back.
4. Leave these graphs out from the presentation.
5. Before I buy it, I'll try this coat on.
- Annie will write the meeting minuts down.
- My sister will pick her husband up at the airport.
- Don’t forget to take the book back to the library.
- Leave these graphs out fro mthe presentation.
- Before you buy it, I’ll try this coat on.
I need to write down the weekly report.
I need to write the weekly report down.
I have a week to take back the car I´ve rented.
I have a week to take the car I´ve rented back.
The film team has a month to set up the scenes.
The fil team has a month to set the scenes up.
Practice:
Annie will write the meeting minutes down.
My sister will pick her husband up to the airport.
Don´t forget to take the book back to the library.
Leave these graphs out from the presentation.
Before I but it, I´ll try this coat on.
- Annie will write the meeting minutes down.
- My sister will pick her husband up at the airport.
- Don’t forget to take the book back to the library.
- Leave these graphs out from the presentation.
- Before I buy it, I’ll try this coat on.
- Annie will write the meeting minutes down.
- My sister will pick her husband up at the airport.
- Don’t forget to take the book back to the library.
- Leave these graphs out from the presentation.
- Before I buy It, I’ll try this coat on.
“Separable Phrasal Verbs”
- Let’s answer the question!
- What issue did the team have?
R// They mixed the numbers up on the report.
- Let’s practice!
- Annie will write down the meeting minutes.
Annie will Write the meeting minutes Down. - My sister will pick up her husband at the airport.
My sister will Pick her husband Up at the airport - Don’t forget to take back the book to the library.
Don’t forget to Take the book Back to the library. - Leave out these graphs from the presentation.
Leave these graphs Out from the presentation. - Before I buy it, I’ll try on this coat.
Before I buy it, I’ll Try this coat On.
Annie will write the meeting minutes down.
My sister will pick her husband up at the airport.
Don´t forget to take the book to the library back.
Leave these graphs out of the presentation.
Before I buy, I´ll try this coat on.
- Annie will write down the meeting minutes
- Annie will write the meeting minutes down
- My sister will pick up her husband at the airport
- My sister will pick her husband up at the airport
- Don’t forget to take back the book to the library
- Don’t forget to take the book back to the library
- Leave out these graphs from the presentation
- Leave these graphs out from the presentation
- Before I buy it, I’ll try on this coat
- Before I buy it, I’ll try this coat on
Let’s practice! 🎉 📚 ✏️ ⏰
Rewrite the next sentences using the separated form of the phrasal verb
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Annie will write down the meeting minutes.
Annie will write the meeting minutes down
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My sister will pick up her husband at the airport.
My sister will pick her husband up at the airport
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Don’t forget to take back the book to the library.
Don’t forget to take the book back to the library
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Leave out these graphs from the presentation.
Leave these graphs out from the presentation
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Before I buy it, I’ll try on this coat.
Before I buy it, I’ll try this coat on
- Annie will write the meeting minutes down.
- my sister will pick her husband up at the airport.
- Don’t forget to take the book back to the library.
- Before I but it, I´ll try this coat on.
Annie will write the meeting minutes down
My sister will pick her husband up at the airport
Don’t forget to take the book back to the library back
Leave these graphs out from the presentation
Before I buy it, I’ll try this coat on
The phrasal verbs are so important to sound more natural using english
I guess I have to memorize the inseparable phrasal verbs, because the rule: “unless we use a personal pronoun” doesn’t apply.
- Annie will write the meeting minutes down
- My sister will pick her husband up at the airport
- Don´t forget to take the book to the library back
- Leave these graphs out of the presentation
- Before I buy, I´ll try this coat on
- Annie will write the meeting minutes down
- My sister will pick her husband up at the airport
- Don’t forget to take the book back to the library
- Leave these graphs out from presentation
- before I buy it, I’ll try this coat on
- Annie will write the meeting minutes down.
- My sister will pick her husband up at the airport.
- Dont forget to take the book back to the library.
- Leave these graphs out from the presentation.
- Before I buy it, I´ll try this coat on.
I will write down about this interesting topic.
Class practice
- Annie will write the meeting minutes down.
- My sister will pick her husband up at the airport.
- Don´t forget to take the book back to the library.
- Leave these graphs out from the presentation.
- Before I buy it, I´ll try this coat on.
Annie will write the meeting minutes down.
My sister will pick her husband up at the airport.
Don’t forget to take the book back to the library.
Leave these graphs out from the presentation.
Before I buy it, I’ll try this coat on.
According to what Professor Gina explained, I found this article that says:
The phrasal verb must be separate when you use a pronoun such as him, he, it, then or any other pronoun in the sentence:
Correct: the team leader immediately picked it up after the whistle was blown.
Incorrect: the team leader immediately picked up it after the whistle was blown
(Pick up is a separable phrasal verb).
Article: https://www.aresearchguide.com/use-of-separable-phrasal-verbs.html
Good lecture
- Annie will write the meeting minutes down.
- My sister will pick her husband up at the airport.
- Don’t forget to take the book back to the library.
- Leave these grapsh out fron the presentation.
- Before i buy it, I’ll try this coat on.
- Annie will write the meeting minutes down.
- My sister will pick her husband up at the airport.
- Don’t forget to take the book back to the library.
- Leave these grapahs out from the presentation.
- Before i buy it. i’ll try this coat on.
Annie will write the meeting minutes down
My sister pick her husband up at the airport
Don’t forget to take the book back to the library
Leave these graphs out from the presentation
Before I buy, I’ll try this coat on
They mixed the numbers up on the report.
- Annie will write the meeting minutes down.
- My sister will pick her husband up at the airport.
- Don’t forget to take the book back to the library.
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Annie will write the meeting minutes down.
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My sister will pick her husband up at the airport.
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Don’t forget to take the book back to the library.
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Leave these graphs out from the presentation.
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Before i buy it, i’ll try this coat on.
- Annie will write the meeting minutes down.
- My sister will pick her husband up at the airport.
- Don’t forget take the book back to the library.
- Leave these graphs out from the presentation.
- Before I buy it, I’ll try this coat on.
- We mixed the numbers up
- Annie will write the meeting minutes down.
- My sister will pick her husband up at the airport.
- Don’t forget to take the book back to the library.
- Leave these graphs out from the presentation.
- Before I buy it, I’ll try this coat on
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Annie will write down the meeting minutes
Annie will write the meeting minutes down
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My sister will pick up her husband at the airport
My sister will pick her husband up at the airport
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Don’t forget to take back the book to the library
Don’t forget to take the book back to the library
-
Leave out these graphs from the presentation
Leave these graphs out from the presentation
-
Before I buy it, I’ll try on this coat
Before I buy it, I’ll try this coat on
Annie will write the meeting minutes down.
My sister will pick her husband up at the airport.
Don’t forget to take the book back to the library.
Leave these graphs out from the presentation.
Before I buy it, I’ll try this coat on.
Annie will write the meeting minutes down.
My sister will pick her husband up at the airport.
Don’t forget to take the book back to the library.
Leaves these graphs out from the presentation.
Before I buy it, I’ll try this coat on.
- Annie will write the meeting minutes down.
- My sister will pick her husband up at the airport.
- Don´t forget to take the book to the library back.
- Leave these graphs out of the presentation.
- Before I buy, I´ll try this coat on
- Annie will write the meeting muntes down.
- My sister will pick her husband up at the airport.
- Don’t forget to take the book back to the library
- Leave these graphs out from the presentation.
-Before I buy it, I’ll try this coat on
-
Annie will write the meeting minutes down
-
My sister will pick her husband up at the airport
-
Don’t forget to take the book back to the library
-
Leave these graphs out from the presentation
-
Before I buy it, I’ll try this coat on
- Annie will write down the meeting minutes. - Annie will write the meeting minutes down.
- My sister will pick up her husband at the airport. - My sister will pick her husband up at the airport.
- Don’t forget to take back the book to the library. - Don’t forget to take the book back to the library.
- Leave out these graphs from the presentation. - Leave these graphs out of the presentation.
- Before I buy it, I’ll try on this coat. - Before I buy it, I’ll try this coat on.
Annie will write the meeting minutes down
My sister will pick her husband up at the airport
Don’t forget to taje the book back to the library
Leave these graphs out from the presentation
Before, I buy it, I’ll try this coat on
Annie will write the meeting minutes down
My sister will pick her husband up at the airport
Don´t forget to take the book back to the library
Leave these graphs out from de presentation
Before I buy it, I´ll try this coat on
Annie will write the meeting minutes down.
My sister will pick her husband up at the airport
Don’t forget to take the book back to the library.
Leave these graphs out from the presentation
Before I buy it, I’ll try this coat on.
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