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Carry / Wear

CARRY WEAR

Carry : to take sb /sth from one place to another

He carries his sister on his back He is carrying a briefcase They carry a TV set

Wear (wore,worn) : to have someting on your body as a piece of clothing, a handkerchief, glasses

They are wearing coloured clothes He is wearing a hat Grandma wears glasses

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1. Every evening at 8.00 John his grandson upstairs to bed and reads him a story.

2. I'm invited to Mary's wedding, do I have a tie ? Of course, everybody will be well-dressed.

3. What do you think of my new friends ? Well... it's obvious who the trousers in that family.

4. After the accident all the injured away on stretchers.

5. Have you seen my mother recently? Yes I met her last week, she well, only a few grey hairs.

6. Ticks can a number of nasty diseases which affect humans, including the Lyme disease.

7. When I opened the door I saw Katty a bunch of flowers and smiling.

8. Was Lorry injured in the accident ? No, she a seatbelt.

9. Why did you take those suits ? They are not designed for in hot climates.

10. Bob you should be more careful. You'll have an accident if you driving like that.

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