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09 Jul Using the Word Like

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Grammar » Prepositions and Conjunctions | Views: 101,286 | Level: Elementary, Pre-Intermediate | 5 out of 5, rated by 1 teachers | This 12-page worksheet is to practice and revise the verb and adjective ‘LIKE’. It consists of 16 different exercises (likes & dislikes -...

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