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Stop + -ing
Use stop + verb-ing to mean end an activity.
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We stopped arguing.
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He stopped smoking.
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Stop talking.
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42.
Stop + to-infinitive
Use stop + to-infinitive when you stop one activity in order to do another.
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We stopped to take a break.
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She stopped to get some water.
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I stopped to answer the phone.
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Remember + to-infinitive
Use remember to + verb when you must not forget an action.
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I remembered to send the email.
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Remember to lock the door.
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Remember to call me.
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44.
Remember + -ing
Use remember + verb-ing when recalling a past experience.
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I remember seeing this movie.
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She remembers visiting that place.
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I remember meeting him.
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45.
Forget + to-infinitive
Use forget to + verb when an action was not done because it was forgotten.
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He forgot to send the file.
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Don't forget to lock the door.
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I forgot to call her.
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46.
Used to + base verb
Use used to + verb for past habits or states that are no longer true.
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We used to meet every Sunday.
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She used to play cricket.
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I used to live there.
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47.
Be used to + -ing / noun
Use be used to when something is familiar or normal for someone.
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We are used to speaking English at work.
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She is used to the traffic.
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I am used to working late.
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Get used to + -ing / noun
Use get used to when someone gradually becomes comfortable with something.
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You will get used to it.
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She got used to waking up early.
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I am getting used to my new job.
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49.
There is / are + noun + place
Use there is or there are to introduce something that exists in a place.
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There is a problem with the system.
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There are two people outside.
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There is a shop near my house.
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Preposition of place: in, on, at
Use in for enclosed areas, on for surfaces, and at for specific points or places.
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I am at the office.
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The phone is on the table.
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I live in Bengaluru.
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