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prepare
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/prɪˈpeə/
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/prɪˈpɛr/
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Compare “prepare dinner,” “prepare documents,” and “prepare for an exam”: how does the meaning of “prepare” change?
Learn the patterns “prepare something,” “prepare for something,” and “prepare to do something,” with examples.
Compare “prepare” and “get ready”: when can you use each one?
Explore common collocations with “prepare,” such as “prepare a meal,” “prepare a report,” and “prepare for a challenge.”
Practise using “prepare” in the present continuous: why do we say “She is preparing for the exam”?
Write three B2-level sentences with “prepare,” using a different meaning in each.
Answer three questions about the example sentences: what is being prepared, and who is preparing for what?
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