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What do you mean HOW? | Phrase "Are you going to wait any longer"

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Thu Jan 10, 2008 18:33 pm why do I should choose worry not think?

English Grammar Tests, Elementary Level ESL/EFL Test #56 "Chit Chat: In the Aeroplane", question 2 Mike: Yes, lots of times. There's no need to ......... about it. (a) worry (b) think (c) ponder (d) brood English Grammar Tests, Elementary Level ESL/EFL Test #56 "Chit Chat: In the Aeroplane", answer 2 Mike: Yes, lots of times. There's no need to worry about it. Correct answer: (a) worry Your answer was: incorrect Mike: Yes, lots of times. There's no need to think about it. _________________________ why do i should choose worry not think? gogo

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