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deserve it.’
conscious
People today are more conscious about the importance of health care.
People today are more conscious of the importance of health care.
be conscious of sth: ‘I was very conscious of the fact that my every move was being watched.’
consider
We’re considering to visit Switzerland next year.
We’re considering visiting Switzerland next year.
consider doing sth (= think about something that you might do in the future): ‘To save money, we
even considered repairing the roof ourselves.’
consist of
1
The house was consisting of three bedrooms, a kitchen, and a bathroom.
The house consisted of three bedrooms, a kitchen, and a bathroom.
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Language Note at INCLUDE
2
The group was consisted of ten people.
The group consisted of ten people.
An extended family is consisted of at least two generations.
An extended family consists of at least two generations.
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Language Note at INCLUDE
3
The school consists on four large buildings.
The school consists of four large buildings.
consist of (NOT on): ‘Spain consists of 51 different provinces.’
constantly
He constantly got into trouble.
He was constantly getting into trouble.
When constantly means ‘again and %gain’, the verb is usually a progressive form: ‘The old
computer was constantly breaking down.’
contact
You can contact with me any evening after six.
You can contact me any evening after six.
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