Learn English: Dependent Prepositions

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Dependent Prepositions: Listen TO, Look AT, Think ABOUT 💭❤️

Dependent Prepositions: Listen TO, Look AT, Think ABOUT 💭❤️

Do you wait for the bus or on the bus? Be careful!

Dependent PrepositionsGrammarCommunication

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Key Vocabulary in “Dependent Prepositions”

anticipateto expect something to happen

clean slatea new start, without any past problems or mistakes

collapseto fall down suddenly

dissipateto disappear or make something disappear

frustrationthe feeling of being annoyed or impatient because you cannot do or achieve what you want

go-betweena person or thing that carries messages or connects two parts

jarringvery different or unpleasant in a surprising or shocking way

normalizeto make something normal or stable

sigha long, deep breath that shows sadness, tiredness, or relief

sustainto keep something going or to give support

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