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Tuesday, August 27, 2024

Verb Patterns and First Conditional B1

 First Conditional practice


Verb patterns BASIC


First Conditional (Intermediate)


Verb patterns (intermediate)


Verb patterns 2 (Intermediate)


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Spin the wheel Infinitive verbs

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