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WORD PATTERNS:

7. TO APOLOGIZE: Disculparse.8. TO BE THE ONLY ONE WHO: ser el único que9. TO BE TYPICAL OF… + to or –ing?: ser típico de10. TO HAVE A DIFFICULTY …+to/-ing?: tener dificultades para11. TO REFUSE …+ to/ing?:: Negarse (≠ negar)12. TO BE GOOD/BAD ….+?: Ser bueno haciendo algo.

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7. I’m sorry I forgot to phone grandma.

APOLOGIZE

I………………………………………………………………………..………………………………..phone grandma.

8. All the students failed the exam except Jenny.

WHO

Jenny was the……………………………………………………………passed the exam.

APOLOGIZE FOR NOT REMEMBERING TO/FORGETTING TO

ONLY (ONE) WHO

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9. My father used to joke about difficult situations.

TYPICAL

It was………………………………………………………………………..……joke about different situations

10. The police recovered the jewels very easily.

DIFFICULTY

The police had ……………………………………………………………………………………………the jewels

TYPICAL OF MY FATHER TO

NO DIFFICULTY WITH RECOVERING

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11. Aunt Jane would never let anyone see her without a hat.

REFUSED

Aunt Jane………………………………………………………………………..……without a hat.

12. Tom can’t organize his social life very well.

GOOD

Tom……………………………………………………………….……his social life.

REFUSED THAT ANYONE SAW HER

TO REFUSE + TO + INF. (THAT CLAUSE)

SHE REFUSED THAT anyone saw her without a hat.

TO BE GOOD/BAD AT + -ING

ALWAYS REFUSED TO BE SEEN

IS NOT GOOD AT ORGANIZING