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    Bai Tap Tieng Anh 9 Mai Lan Huong Co Dap An

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    The document discusses various topics related to Catholicism including correspondence between clergy members, divisions within the church, impressions of religious and industrial life, compulsory prayer, and visiting and enjoying separation from others. It also includes sample sentences using common English verbs and prepositions as well as sentences using the modal verbs "could", "would", and "should".

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    The document discusses various topics related to Catholicism including correspondence between clergy members, divisions within the church, impressions of religious and industrial life, compulsory prayer, and visiting and enjoying separation from others. It also includes sample sentences using common English verbs and prepositions as well as sentences using the modal verbs "could", "would", and "should".

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    nha tho Hoi Giao

    /'muzlimz/: tin do Hoi Giao

    e g f a h d b

    bao gom
    trao doi thu tu
    comprises

    corresponded

    divided

    linh muc
    prayed
    hap hoi/sap chet
    impress
    seperated
    enjoying
    depends

    impression
    friendly
    correspondence

    religious
    independent

    official
    industrial

    interesting
    division

    compulsory

    did you see


    took
    visited

    Did you go
    came
    went

    did you go
    didn't like
    did Lan enjoy
    enjoyed

    f am not watching
    opened jumped
    hurt was cooking
    have lived was
    is playing plays

    phones didn't phone

    went didn't enjoy

    saw stopped
    saw was trying
    is trying
    was living met
    was working
    were you doing Were you studying

    live bought
    was doing were playing

    did you do finished


    went
    I wish I could fly a plane

    I wish I could stop smoking

    I wish Ann were here

    I wish I were taller

    I wish I didn't have to work tomorrow

    I wish I were lying on the beach in Hawaii

    I wish I could go to the party

    I wish I had a computer

    I wish the weather were better today


    knew
    didn't work
    ed
    could fly
    had
    lived
    were
    weren't
    could speak

    were shining
    were wearing

    with
    for
    past on to

    on in

    from
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    into
    of
    from by
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    F
    to play the piano five years ago

    was bitten by our dog

    I knew what to do about the problem

    since Mary wrote her composition

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