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After the film ended we made our way out of cinema£® 10£®make progress½ø²½
With the teacher's help£¬I have made much progress£® 11£®make repairsÐÞÀí
They are making repairs in that building 12£®make a promiseÐíŵÑÔ
Father made a promise to buy me a new computer 13£®make a livingıÉú
He began to make a living by himself when he was ten£® 14£®make the best of¾¡Á¿ÀûÓÃ
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We will put on the new play next month£® 7£®put offÑÓÆÚ£»ÍÏÑÓ
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He took pride in being a student in Beijing University£® 11£®take away(from)ÄÃ×ߣ»Ê¹Í£Áô£¬Ê¹À뿪
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