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Front (Term)

Back (Definition)

So


Such

1. So + adj/ adv


2. Such + noun

Example:


1. She works so quickly.


2. Ada is such a team player

I like


1.to (verb)


2. (Verb)ing

I like to go


1. Hike ( reason)


2. to the mountains (location)


3.hiking ( activity)

Since - specific pt of time ( eg. 2017)


For - a period of time ( eg.for 4 months)

Back (Definition)

Hate


Hate + verb(ing)

Example : I hate working under pressure