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    The document discusses common English speaking patterns using the phrases "it is important to", "are you trying to", "he pretended not to", and "I've been waiting to". Each phrase is followed by a list of examples using common English verbs such as keep, learn, manage, ignore, see, hear, know, commit, be, feel, give, enter, attend, make, eat, and congratulate. The document aims to provide examples of these recurring phrases to help improve English speaking ability.

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    The document discusses common English speaking patterns using the phrases "it is important to", "are you trying to", "he pretended not to", and "I've been waiting to". Each phrase is followed by a list of examples using common English verbs such as keep, learn, manage, ignore, see, hear, know, commit, be, feel, give, enter, attend, make, eat, and congratulate. The document aims to provide examples of these recurring phrases to help improve English speaking ability.

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    The document discusses common English speaking patterns using the phrases "it is important to", "are you trying to", "he pretended not to", and "I've been waiting to". Each phrase is followed by a list of examples using common English verbs such as keep, learn, manage, ignore, see, hear, know, commit, be, feel, give, enter, attend, make, eat, and congratulate. The document aims to provide examples of these recurring phrases to help improve English speaking ability.

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    The document discusses common English speaking patterns using the phrases "it is important to", "are you trying to", "he pretended not to", and "I've been waiting to". Each phrase is followed by a list of examples using common English verbs such as keep, learn, manage, ignore, see, hear, know, commit, be, feel, give, enter, attend, make, eat, and congratulate. The document aims to provide examples of these recurring phrases to help improve English speaking ability.

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    The text discusses common English speaking patterns using phrases like 'It is important to + V1' and questions like 'Are you trying to + V1'. It provides examples of these patterns across multiple pages.

    Some common English speaking patterns discussed include 'It is important to + V1', 'Are you trying to + V1', 'He pretended not to + V1', and 'I've been waiting to + V1'.

    Examples of phrases used with 'It is important to + V1' include 'It is important to keep fit', 'It is important to keep it to yourself', and 'It is important to learn from experiences'.

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    English Speaking Patterns


    It is important to + V1 .
    It is important to keep fit.
    It is important to keep it to yourself.

    It is important to learn from experiences.


    It is important to listen to your parents.
    It is important to manage your money.

    It is important not to miss an opportunity.

    It is important not to make the mistake again.

    It is important not to surrender easily.


    It is important not to insult his feelings.

    It is important not to spill the floor.

    Are you trying to + V1 .


    Are you trying to ignore me?

    Are you trying to manage your money?

    Are you trying to remain calm?

    Are you trying to switch flights?

    Are you trying to pretend like it never happened?

    Are you trying to make me believe?

    Are you trying to fool me?


    Are you trying to upset the neighbors?

    Are you trying to pinpoint the location?

    Are you trying to point out my mistake?

    He pretended not to + V1 .
    He pretended not to see me.
    He pretended not to hear me.
    He pretended not to know the truth.

    He pretended not to commit a crime.

    He pretended not to be surprised at all.


    He pretended not to be angry.
    He pretended not to notice her.
    He pretended not to love her.
    He pretended not to feel anything about.

    He pretended not to be rich.

    Ive been waiting to + V1 .


    Ive been waiting to request a raise.

    Ive been waiting to sit for the exam.
    Ive been waiting to hear from you.

    Ive been waiting to order some desserts.

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    Ive been waiting to give this gift.



    Ive been waiting to enter without visa.
    Ive been waiting to attend the meeting.
    Ive been waiting to make in impression.

    Ive been waiting to eat out with you.

    Ive been waiting to congratulate you on your success.

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