0Dear Teachers,02br 02br 001.She now gives all of herself to him, no holding back, never taking him for granted anymore.02br 00-What does “for granted “ mean here?02br 02br 002.She made it a point to let him know how handsome he was.02br 00-“made it a point” here means “point out”, right?02br 02br 003.They echoed those famous words regarding her looks.02br 00-“regarding” here means “about”, right?02br 02br 004.Two weeks later, I moved into his house , my son really took to him.02br 00-“Take to him” here means “really likes him”, right?02br 02br 005.What’s the difference between “alligator” and “crocodile”?02br 02br 006.What’s the difference between “Is this seat free?” and “Is this seat taken”?02br 02br 00Thanks a lot to Teachers,02br 02br 02br 00 Stevenukd.0-
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02i 02br 02br 00No. ” and “Is this seat taken”? 02i 02br 02br 00The first is asking if the seat is available, but the second is asking if the seat already belongs to someone else.
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