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- 2. Ways to express likes/dislikes • I love it • I like it • I don’t mind it • I don’t like it (= I dislike it) • I hate it • I detest it
- 3. Object pronouns • I – me • You – you • He – him • She – her • It – it • We – us • They - them
- 4. I love it •It’s fantastic. •It’s great.
- 5. I don’t mind it •It’s OK.
- 6. I hate it •It’s awful. •It’s terrible.
- 7. Swimming
- 8. Doing exercise at home
- 10. Leticia Sabater
- 11. U2
- 13. Homework
- 14. Taking the bus
- 15. Chocolate
- 16. hamburgers
- 17. Jokes about this quarantine.
- 18. I love them. They are fantastic!