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... with TO and FOR. (Chart 13-9)ANSWERS:3. to 7. to 10. for 13. for 4. for 8. for 11. to 14. for 5. for 9. to 12. to 15. to6. to□EXERCISE 31, p. 393. Expressing purpose with TO and FOR. (Chart ... 388. Using FOR (SOMEONE). (Chart 13-8)ANSWERS:2. for teachers to speak clearly3. for us to hurry4. for a fish to live out of water5. for students to budget their time carefully6. for a child ... sentence. For example: TEACHER : cities ISPEAKER: One of the cities I like best is Bangkok. TEACHER : books ISPEAKER: One of the books I use in my English classes is (name of a book) .Topics for...
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