Class b2

Look after (Take care of): To take care of or be responsible for someone or something.

Example 1: "She asked her neighbor to look after her plants while she was on vacation."

Example 2: "It's important to look after of your health by eating well and exercising regularly."

3.- I totally understand your concern Mr. Customer, however you can rest assured that I will look after this matter personally.

4.- I'm having a trip this weekend and I don't have anybody to look after my house as I'm not in the city.

5.- I looked after my neighbor's children the other day.

6.- My little sister looked after the car while I was buying some groceries.

7.- My brother looked after his dog yesterday because it was sick.

8.- I can't work today because I have to look after my parents.

9.- I need someone to look after my cat as I go to the party.

10.- My wife looks after my children as I am in my Funval's class.

Connected speech

1.- C + V

2.- C + C Thisisstill something we have to do

3.- V + V (W / Y) TheYapple GoWon

Reading

correction

Places - Final sound Stairs /STEIRS/ Gorgeous /GORYUS/

Walk /WAK/ Replicasa /REPLICAS/ Effort -- Intonation

Simple present (Routines)

1.- I don't see my house from here.

2.- I always wake up at 7 am.

3.- Maria doesn't go to the gym every so often.

1.- We ain't great doctors. External auxiliaries Do/Does Did SUPER informal ain't - slang (BE + NOT) Am not Is not Are not

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