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aim
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/eɪm/
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/eɪm/
aim at
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Compare “aim to do,” “aim at doing,” and “aim for” with examples.
Explain the difference between “aim” as a verb and as a noun.
Show how “aim” differs from “goal,” “objective,” and “intention.”
Give five B2 examples of “aim” in different contexts, with Russian translations.
Teach me useful collocations and expressions with “aim,” such as “take aim” and “main aim.”
Explain when “aim at” means targeting something literally and when it means trying to achieve something.
Create a short exercise where I choose the correct form of “aim” and explain my answers.
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