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Lic. Isabel Janeth Del RosarioLópez Mejía Coordinadora del curso 1.worry about something. 2.talk to someone about something 3.think about something. 4.remind.

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Presentación del tema: "Lic. Isabel Janeth Del RosarioLópez Mejía Coordinadora del curso 1.worry about something. 2.talk to someone about something 3.think about something. 4.remind."— Transcripción de la presentación:

1 Lic. Isabel Janeth Del RosarioLópez Mejía Coordinadora del curso 1.worry about something. 2.talk to someone about something 3.think about something. 4.remind someone about something. 5.forget about something. 6.buy something for someone. 7.pay for something 1.apologize for doing something. 2.thank someone for something 3.ask someone for something. 4.borrow something from someone. 5.say something to someone. 6.lend something to someone. 7.share something with someone.

2 Learning English is fun - J. López LEIF J. López 1.worry about something 2.talk to someone about sth. 3.think about sth. 4.remind someone about sth. 5.forget about sth. 6.buy something for someone 7.pay for sth. 8.apologize for doing sth. 9.thank someone for sth. 10.ask someone for sth 11.borrow something from someone 12.say something to someone 13.lend something to someone 14.share something with someone about for from to with

3 Learning English is fun - J. López LEIF J. López 1.worry ______ something 2.talk to someone ______ sth. 3.think ______ sth. 4.remind someone ______ sth. 5.forget ______ sth. 6.buy something _____someone 7.pay ______ sth. 8.apologize ______ doing sth. 9.thank someone ______ sth. 10.ask someone ______ sth 11.borrow something ______ someone 12.say something ______ someone 13.lend something ______ someone 14.share something _____ someone about for from to with

4 LEIF J. López Sara’s daughter asks her not to worry about her studies. Learning English is fun - J. López MAKE UP SENTENCES

5 LEIF J. López MAKE UP SENTENCES locked out of car Learning English is fun - J. López

6 Sam’s wife made his secretary remind him about remembering that he was married. Learning English is fun - J. López MAKE UP SENTENCES LEIF J. López

7 LEIF J. López MAKE UP SENTENCES Learning English is fun - J. López

8 LEIF J. López MAKE UP SENTENCES Learning English is fun - J. López

9 LEIF J. López MAKE UP SENTENCES Learning English is fun - J. López

10 LEIF J. López MAKE UP SENTENCES Learning English is fun - J. López

11 LEIF J. López MAKE UP SENTENCES Learning English is fun - J. López

12 MAKE UP SENTENCES LEIF J. López

13 The guy doesn’t like to share his wine with anyone. Learning English is fun - J. López MAKE UP SENTENCES LEIF J. López

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