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O

originate in Liberalism, as we know it, originated in 17th century England.

P

*permit + thing/person + infinitive Money permits us to live a comfortable life.

prized as Stephen is prized as a teacher in Bogota.

prized for Stephen is prized for his ability to dance the salsa.

*prohibit from + gerund In school, we were prohibited from fighting.

promise of + thing The promise of success drove us to the mountain's peak.

promise to I promise to tell the truth more often – I swear.

published by Joel's first novel Love and the GMAT is published by ETS.

published in Steve's first novel will be published in March.

R

*range from X to Y His clients range from multinationals to the smallest businesses.

refer to I wish to refer to the latest work by Foucault....

*regard as She is regarded as an expert.

require + thing/person + infinitive My work requires me to travel.

resemble + thing/person Steve resembles a young Charles Atlas.

results in Rough play often results in injuries.

results from Injuries often result from rough play.

rivalry between X and Y The rivalry between Joel and Enrique Iglesias is legendary.

*the rivals X and Y The rivals Enrique and Joel quarreled often.



S

save for Save for that inconvenience, the trip was a success.

save from They saved me from another boring party.

seek + infinitive He seeks to save your soul.

seek + thing/person I seek the truth.

seem + infinitive You seem to be sleepy today.

sleep with I can sleep with whoever I want!

speak to + person I spoke to my secretary about the report I wanted.

speak with + person I spoke with my colleague about the upcoming report.

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