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50 CAE IDIOMS
The document is a page from a book about confusing word pairs in English that students preparing for Cambridge exams typically have questions about. It contains examples of word pairs like as vs like, know of vs know about, lay vs lie, must vs have to. The book provides detailed explanations, illustrations and drawings to clearly explain the differences between these commonly confused word pairs to help students pass their Cambridge exams.
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50 CAE IDIOMS
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- 53. FCE / CAE/ CPE Confusing word pairs in English. This book contains the typical questions that students preparing to pass Cambridge exams FCE , CAE & CPE usually have. For example : As vs Like , Know of vs know about , Lay vs lie , Must vs have to , Isolate vs Insulate , Continual vs Continuous , vs Await Wait , etc .. Detailed with illustrations, photos, drawings and clear explanations make this book a perfect companion on your way to the pass you want .