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i enjoy not doing anything sometimes dislike, cant stand, enjoy, hate*, like*, love*, not mind, prefer*
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admit, consider, imagine, look forward to, recommend, suggest, think of
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ING actions that start, stop or continue start learning
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Działania, które rozpoczynają, zatrzymują lub kontynuują has he given up smoking? begin*, continue*, delay, give up, start*, stop*, finish, keep on, practise, put off, spend (time)
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you cant risk losing your job over a silly argument. avoid, cant help, deny, involve, mention, miss, risk
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i am looking forward to seeing you again.
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VERB + INFINITIVE WITH TO mental states or activity start learning
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CZASOWNIK + BEZKOLICZNIK Z TO did you agree to help them? agree, choose, decide, forget, learn, remember, want, wish
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CZASOWNIK + BEZKOLICZNIK Z TO The hotel aims to provide excellent service. aim, arrange, expect, hope, offer, plan, prepare, promise, refuse, threaten
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CZASOWNIK + BEZKOLICZNIK Z TO Mr knowles doesnt seem to be very confident. appear, pretend, seem, tend
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CZASOWNIK + BEZKOLICZNIK Z TO we cant afford to eat out tonight attempt, cant afford, ask, deserve, fail, offer, try *
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They threatened to kill him unless he did as they asked start learning
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