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Do you remember where the house is? What don’t you like about where you live? Could you tell me when the next film starts? Should I tell them that I have a new job? What kind of food does your brother brother like eating? How long have you known your neighbours? Do you know what time the train to Paris leaves? Who does the shopping shopping in your family? What is he crying about? How many people went to the exhibition on Friday? drank he left the restaurant opens do you usually do does your son do Doesn’t your boyfriend want wrote this DVD costs Do you have to did you go
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the homeless The British the unemployed the casualties the blind the sick The Brazilians the deaf The Swiss the elderly a black, Italian leather jacket a tall, thin, German child stylish, French boots a dirty, dirt y, old T-shirt an attractive, tall, Greek woman a mysterious, huge, old castle an expensive, red, American car a dangerous, young man a long, boring film large, dark, tearful tearfu l eyes
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I was extremely bored yesterday. ✓ She was a bit reluctant to tell me everything that had happened. Luckily, Luckil y, we had taken enough money for the bus fare. Three people were badly injured when the bomb exploded. Apparently, Apparently, Juliet has run off with all the money from the safe. He almost forgot Mother’s Day, but fortunately his sister reminded him. Sophie liked the film very much. The police arrived at the house after a few hours. ✓ Ken doesn’t always walk fast, because he is often out walking with his dog. ✓ Unfortunately, Unfort unately, we are going to be late.
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I’ve just met a really handsome French man. Teresa always seems incredibly shy and nervous. The painting was badly damaged in the robbery last year. They usually take the dogs for a long walk in the evening. Apparently, his daughter nearly married a Russian millionaire. They’re probably going to that party tonight. Jessica is often at the gym in the morning. I rarely go riding nowadays. He eventually realized that she was never going to come home. He wasn’t seriously injured when he fell off his bike.
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I wish my daughter would tidy her room. I wish you wouldn’t drive so fast. I wish my neighbours wouldn’t play their music loudly. I wish he’d stop talking about his girlfriend. I wish she wouldn’t embarrass me in front of my friends. I wish the cat wouldn’t keep catching frogs. I wish the taxi would arrive. I wish people wouldn’t leave their rubbish on the beach. I wish the cinema wouldn’t show horror films all the time.
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