Language Study M3 B8
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1. The document provides definitions and examples for the use of several English words and phrases including "owe", "taste", "requirement", "consequence", and "set fire to". 2. Examples are given for how to use these words in sentences, such as owing money or success to someone, having a tasty soup, requiring tasks to be done, facing consequences of mistakes, and phrases related to fires. 3. Various forms of these words are defined and examples show how to use them appropriately in different contexts.
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