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PATTERNS:

13.TO OBJECT TO STH (objetar, no estar de acuerdo, mostrar desacuerdo)14.TO FEEL LIKE (apetecer)………-ing or to+infinitive?15.TO BE TYPICAL OF sby………16.TO HAVE DIFFICULTY ……..17.TO REFUSE…..-ing or to+infinitive?18.TO BE GOOD ……in/at?

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13. Citizens don’t like the Government’s new measures.

OBJECT

Citizens ……………………………………………………………………..……new masures

14. Linda was not in the mood to eat yesterday.

FEEL

Linda …………………………………………………………………………..yesterday

OBJECT TO THE GOVERNMENT’S

TO BE IN THE MOOD TO= TO FEEL LIKE+-ING

DIDN’T FEEL LIKE EATING

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9. My father used to joke about difficult situations.

TYPICAL

It was………………………………………………………………………..……joke about different situations

10. The police recovered the jewels very easily.

DIFFICULTY

The police had ……………………………………………………………………………..the jewels

TYPICAL OF MY FATHER TO

NO DIFFICULTY IN RECOVERING

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11. Some employees dind’t want to support the strike

REFUSED

Some employees………………………………………………………the strike

12. Tom can’t organize his social life very well.

GOOD

Tom……………………………………………………………….……his social life.

TO REFUSE + TO + INFINITIVE.

TO BE GOOD/BAD AT + -ING

REFUSED TO SUPPORT

IS NOT GOOD AT ORGANIZING