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8 1 u n der stand. 9 did you do
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cancelled. 1need to rebook.
4 J'm at the cinema. Your dinner is in the oven.
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S l'm going (to go) swimmingafter school - do
you want to come (with me)?
6 l'm sorry, 1 d idn't t idy my bedroom - 1was
late for school.

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To communicate with extraterrest rial life.
2 helio
3 SETI sends signals into space.
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4 g mustn'r
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8 h must
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but now l'm too tired.
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8 outside the box a diet and lose ten kilos.
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they had to move.
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9 shouldn't
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10 don't have to
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7 Vinnie Jessop s is likely to IOA
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at your earliest convenience 7 won't 2 used to work
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4 wasn ' t a very good game. was it
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8 haven'c seen my watch. have you

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4 satisfled 5 confusing 6 embarrassed 8 11
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1 lf I had more time, l'd learnto ski.
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B 3 lf they had to move. they wouldn't
throw things around, You feel cense.
livewith me.
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try meditation. You distance yourself
her.
from thesituation.
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7 raise money
8 calmly D
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s My life wouldn't be so easy if I didn't
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7 is. eat languag.eShe's confi dent, she knows
6 lf I had the money. 1 would buy that
8 use, won't get where she's going. she's looking
house.
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B 7 1 would write to my friends if I wasn't
moving fast.
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6 Yes. (be cause he's looking at his feet
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him.
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mother asked them.
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4 's / has been crying
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8: That's annoying.
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4 was a lot easier than 5 pickup on
8: Congratulations!
s the simplest 6 have a talemfor
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8: Oh. l'm sorry to hear that.
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4 A: You'II never guess what.
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4 Whenhe French, German
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5 have a talent for
on mathematics at Harvard University.
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7 succeed in

at her house.
8 rely on Harvard University.
s Those neighbours are a nuisance -
6 Journalists 'fol lowed him around' .
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6 She got to know her neighbours
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