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environment environmental environmentally
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education educationally
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3 working/havingworked10
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10 what 13 since 16 have 7 to findout :4 to know
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17 provisions 20 depths 23 wealthy 3 travelling 11 to buy
18 strengthen 21 equipment 24 traders 4 to seeing 12 to listen
19 coastal 22 UnfortunatelY 5 celebrating 13 to greet
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25 haddifficulty (in)absorbing 8 to havebeen come
26 the lasttimeyousaw 9 to havebeenworking/ 16 to travel
27 succeeded in passing to haveworked
28 suggest(that)you(should)leave
29 wasmoredifficult than 7 2 to work
are required
30 accused himof dp0ilingher 3 needsto be improved
4 beganlearningGerman
5 wereadvisednotto drink
Unit 2
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3 He appearsto be workinghard.
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4 Theyseemto havebeenwatching TV all afternoon.
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6 Theyseemto be movinghouse. to tell,working
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18 strengthen 21 equipment 24 traders 4 to seeing 12 to listen
19 coastal 22 Unfortunately 5 celebrating 13 to greet
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27 succeeded in passing to haveworked
28 suggest(that)you (shoutd)leave
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4 Theyseemto havebeenwatchingTV all afternoon. 5 going 10 to be
5 Tomappearsto havemissedthetrain. 6 to find 11 to take
6 Theyseemto be movinghouse.
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17 mustnottalkto
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13 paya hugeamount
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readinga book(allday). 3 wonderful 10 beautiful
20 (Thismorning)he looked(nervously) outthewindow 4 the best 11 better
(nervously)
(thismorning) to seeif anyonewasthere. 5 the mostpicturesque 12 morewelcoming
6 cooler 13 expensive
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22nd and 23rd of this month,we, at St James,are 13 2 brilliantly 6 better
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I likeLondon.Admittedlyit is a verynoisycity,though.
Whereas/U\lhile leatheris verycheapthere,goldis very
expensive.
Leather'isverycheapthere.On the other hand,goldis
very expensive.
Alternative
We couldgo to a restaurantor get a takeaway.
We couldgo to a restaurant.
Alternatively/Onthe other
get
hand,we could a takeaway.
Emphasis
As well as/Besidesbeinglazy,sheis alsobad-tempered.
Shedid nothingindeed;she neverevenmadethe bed
or cleanedthe house.
Hewouldntleavehisdogaloneall day.Indeed/ln facUAs
a matterof facUActually,he wouldn'tevenleavehimfor
an hour.
I don'tfeellikegoingout tonight.What is more/Totell
you the truth, I'ma littleshortof money.
I don'tfeellikegoingouttonight.Not only that but l'm a
littleshortof money,also/as well.
Exemplification
Charlotte Brontd wrote several books such as/for
example/forinstanceJaneEyre.
I enjoyedall CharlotteBront6'sbooks,particularly/in
particularJaneEyre.
I enjoyreadingclassicslike JaneEyre.
CharlotteBrontd remains popular today. This is
illustrated by the large numberof her works sold
annually.
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Youshouldstartthinkingabouttakingit easy.In other
words/Thatis to say/Toput it anotherwayfl mean,it's
timefor youto retire.
It is apparentthaUltis evidentthaUEvidently/ltseems
that grandmacanno longerlookafterherself.
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The factoryworkersaskedfor a pay rise as/because/
since/seeingthaVfor/nowthat the cost of livinghad
risen.
Thefactoryworkersaskedfor a payrisedue to/in view
oflbecauseof the risein the costof living.
The cost of livingrosesharplyso the factoryworkers
askedfor a pay rise.
Nowthat thecostof livinghasrisensharply, thefactory
workersaskedfor a payrise.
Owingto the risein thecostof living,thefactoryworkers
askedfor a pay rise.
It wassuch a lovelyplacethat we decidedto staythere
a wholeweek.
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Expensivemedicalbills can be avoidedby getting
regularcheck-ups.
The factoryworkersaskedfor a pay rise based on the
fact that thecostof livinghadrisen.
The factoryworkerssaid they did not have enough
moneyto liveon.
Thefactoryworker'ssalarywastoo smallto liveon.
Manner
He behavesas though he ownedthe place.
The tennisplayertalkedabouthodthe way in which
she hadwonthe match.
Samdressesthe sameway as her mother.
Condition
Allen told the childrenthey could stay up late on
conditionthaUaslong as/onlyiflif theydidn'twatchtoo
muchTV.
It is alwaysa goodideato havea phonecardon you in
case/inthe eventthat you haveto makea phonecall.
We shouldbe ableto affordthe houseassumingthat
the bankagreesto giveus a loan.
Youmustn'tbe lateagainor else/otherwiseyou'llget
thesack.
l'll probably
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I'm hopingthat John will let us havethe car tonight,
otherwisewe won'tbe ableto go out.
I'm hopingthatJohnwill let us havethe car tonight.lf
so/Then/lnthat case well be ableto go out.
Martinarunsherownbusiness. Consequently/Thereforc/
Thus sheis veryseldomableto takea holiday.
Yourpassportmaybe stolenwhileyou are on holiday.
Underthosecircumstances youshouldreportthetheft
immediately to the localpolice.
Manypeopleworklonghours.In doing so, theirprivate
livessuffer.
Manypeoplechooseto studyat university. This way,
theyimprovetheirchancesof gettinga goodjob.
Purpose
Louisewent to bed early so thaUin order that she
wouldn'tbe tiredduringthe exam.
Louisewentto bedearlyin order not to be tiredduring
the exam.
Louisestudiedall the topicsin case they came up.
Louisewentto bedearlyfor fearthat shewouldbetired
duringthe exam.
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It rainedall day,and consequently/forthis reason/as
a consequence/thus/sowe couldn'tgo to the zoo.
It rainedso muchthat we couldn'tgo to thezoo.
It was such a rainydaythatwe couldnlgo to the zoo.
Sallylostlotsof weightas a result of goingon a diet.
Mikekeptarrivingto worklate.ln doing so, he missed
manyimportant meetings.
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5 Sheadvisedme notto eat so muchmeat. 27 deny- He deniedthat Jameshad told him he was
6 Tom'sbosstoldhimto be thereon timein future. workingundercover.
7 Barryaskedherto passhimthe salt. 28 allow- He allowedmeto takehiscar.
8 Sallysuggested buyingsomenewcurtains. 29 promise- He promised thathe wouldn'tdo it again.
9 Henryadvisedme/him/her/us/them to go to bedearly. 30 threaten- Hethreatened to groundmeif I didn'tclean
10 Hisfathertoldhimnotto be horribleto hislittlesister. my room.
31 offer- He offeredto help.
6 2 Sheaskedwhenwe wouldletthemknow 32 order- He orderedmeto givehimeverything.
1 3 Sheofferedto carrymy suitcase. 33 apologise- He apologisedfor being/having been
4 Shesaid(that)shecouldn'tplaychessverywell. late.
5 Shesaid(that)theyhadto finishtheworkthatday. 34 agree- He agreedthathe wasveryhandsome.
6 She said (that)I didn'thave/needto wear formal 35 claim- Heclaimedthathe knew/He claimedto know
clothes. the musician well.
7 Shesaid (that)| shouldtakemoreexercise. 36 ask- He askedmeto explainoncemore.
8 Sheofferedto getme an aspirin. 37 complain - Hecomplained thatI wasneveron time./
9 Shesaid(that)Tony musthavemissedthe bus. He complained aboutme/myneverbeingon time.
10 Shesaid(that)theywouldgo to thezoothefollowing
day. I A Carterexplained thathe hadalreadybeenon holiday,
11 Shesaid(that)shemighttakeup skiing. remindinghis boss that he had been on safariin
12 She askedme what she shouldbuy him for his Kenya.Hisbossthenwantedto knowwhetherCarter
birthday. had gonein March.WhenCartersaidthatthatwas
13 Shesaid(that)theywouldn'tarriveon time. correct,his bossaskedwhetherhe had enjoyedhis
14 She said (that)they wouldn'thave to be at the holiday.Carterexplainedthat as he hadn'tmanaged
meetingthe-followingweek. to seemanyanimals, it hadbeen(very)disappointing.
The bossthenaskedhim if he hadany plansto go
7 2 instruct- He instructedme to pressthe buttonfirst. backthere.Carterinformedhimthathe hadalready
3 deny- Hedeniedcopying/having copiedJohn'swork. bookedticketsfor the followingyear in February,
4 complain- He complained to me abouthim never addingthat he thoughtit wouldbe a bettertimefor
tellingthetruth./Hecomplained thathe nevertold/tells seeingtheanimals.The bossendedtheconversation
thetruth. bysayingjokinglythattheywouldbe lookingfor a new
5 boast- He boastedthathe wasverygoodat Maths./ accountantif Cartercamefaceto facewitha lion.
He boastedaboutbeingverygoodat Maths.
6 exclaim- He exclaimed thatshewasverybeautiful. B the weekendin Scotlandaddingthattheywouldbe
7 inform- He informedme that Peterwas unableto able to find a cheap bed and breakfastin the
attendthe meetingthefollowing day. Highlands. Cathywantedto knowwhat they were
8 refuse- He refusedto tell me whathad happened. goingto do all weekendwith nothingbut sheepfor
9 advise- He advisedmeto go home. company. Andreapromised to teachherhowto ski.
10 explain- He explained to me howto fix it.
11 suggest-Hesuggested that| (should)seea doctor. C had writtento the Universityof Madrid.James
I 12 explain- Heexplained
l to mehowhe beganhiscareer. apologised,explaining that he hadn'thad time.Mr
13 admit- Headmitted telling/having toldthemeverything. Millssaidthat therewas no pointin apologising
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15 accuse- He accusedme of lying/having
shouted.
liedto him.
himbuthe pointedoutthatJameshadto applyearly
becausethe universities/they
to

fill their placesvery

16 want- He wantedmeto carrythe bag. quickly.Jamesthenadmittedthathe wasafraidof not
17 remind- He reminded me to askJanet. passinghis Spanishexam.Mr Millsaskedhim if he
18 warn- He warnedme notto touchthatwire. hadbeenworkinghard.Jamessaidthathe hadbut
19 permit- He permitted meto go. he hadhopedto applyto Parisas hewasmuchbetter
20 urge- He urgedmeto try it again. at French.Mr MillsagreedthatJameswas betterat
21 insist- He insistedon herattending morefrequently. Frenchandwantedto knowwhetherhe wouldwrite
22 invite- He invitedme to go to the theatre. to the Sorbonnethat nightif he put his namedown.
23 forbid- Heforbademe/usto talkduringthe exam. Jamespromised to writeas soonas he gothome.
24 encourage - He encouraged meto enterthe race.
25 command - Hecommanded us/meto runimmediately.
26 beg- He beggedmeto tellhimthetruth.

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friendly. 29 threatenedto losehistemper
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becauseJanewason holidaythatweek.
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hadbeenawayall week.
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restaurant as he hadheardit wasverygood.
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hadtoldthemthattheyhadwonthe competition.
themshewouldn'tbe theretillthefollowingday.
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17 Theearthquake causedthecracksin thewall.
18 Hunterskillthousands of rarebirdseveryyear.
19 Someonestoleherpurseon the bus.
20 Whenwilltheytellus thetimeof hisarrival?
21 Archaeologists haveuncovered an ancientvillage.
22 Whyhaven'ttheyrepairedthe dishwasheryet?
23 Scientists aredeveloping a newdrug.
24 Farmersareto introducea newbreedof cowintothe
country.
25 Theywillhaveremoved thefurnitureby noon.
26 Whowas goingto replaceyou?
27 Tourists are ruiningthe island.
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30 Theyshouldhavereservedseatsa weekago.
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in theareahasbeenrequested.
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wealthybusinessman. lt was ownedby the Banett
fami$for manyyears,andthe buildingshouldhave
been restoredmany years ago, but not enough
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is believed thatshewasresponsible fortheaccident.
is expectedto passhis drivingtest.
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82 willbe sentoutby
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6 is goingto be covered
7 willhavebeenappointed
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A valuablepaintinghas been discoveredby Mr Owen
Gibbonintheatic of hishousein Rochester.The
workwas
paintedbyGeorgeStubbs,a famousanimalartist, in 1760.
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in the 1890s,butafterhisdeathit wasstoredawayin the
atticby his fami[.The paintingis beingexamined(byart
historians)
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beenoffered totheNationalGallery (byMrGibbon),
where
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restorationworkwillhavebeenfinishedbyJune.
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fong,Ihe Hawk,has finallybeen releasedby the
WinterProductionCompany. lt wasoriginallygoingto
be releasedby the WinterCompanyin Augustbut
theydecidedto waituntilOctober,as it is knownthat
fewerpeoplego to the cinemain the summer.Ihe
Hawkwas directedby RichardAble and peopleare
being encouraged(by critics) to see it, British
audiencesarereportedto haveboughta lotof tickets,
so lhe Hawkissureto be a success.
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havebeenpollutedby oil spitts.Oilis spilledontothe
coast (by tankers)and manyformsof wildlifeare
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volunteersare needed if the damage is to be
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13 makesno difference
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4 shewouldhavea betterrelationship
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5 shewouldhavegoneto Hawaii. 14 willnotbe allowed
6 shewouldn'thavebeenlateforwork. 15 wereyou,I wouldtake
7 | wouldn'thaveburntthe dinner.
8 | couldphonehernow Oral Development10 (p. 153)
9 shewouldn'thavegotsunburnt. SuggestedAnswer
10 he wouldn'thavehadhismoneystolen.
Picturc1: lf onlywedidn'thavetowritea testtomorrow.lf | finish
14 2 hadn'teaten 7 hadn'tstayed 12 myworkearly,l'llgo to myfriend'shouse.lf I hadn'twastedtime
had installed
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8 took 13 went
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studied/
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10 lit woutdstudy
6 left 11 had moreconfident, I wouldgo overto thosegirlsandtalkto them.
15 hadn'tworn
lf I hadn'tfailedmy Mathstest, my parentswouldn'thave
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hadbetternotinvitehim
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3 | wouldratherbe left aloneto readthan go to the mywork,I willloseit.lf onlythemannextdoorwouldturnthe
cinema, musicdownso I coulddo my work.I wishI hadmoretimeto
4 Youhad bettergo and restfor an hour. finishthe report.etc.
5 | wouldratherspendmoretime in Spainthan go Picture4: lf I hadtrainedhardetI wouldhaveplayeda better
game.lf onlyI hadcaughtthatlastball.I wishmyteammates
home.
6 lt wouldhavebeenbetterif we hadwaitedfor himat wouldtry to playa littlebetter.Unlesswe win thisgame,we
home. willnotqualifyforthe nextround.etc.
7 | wouldratherMarydidn'twearthat horribleorange
lipstick. Folder8 (pp.154-155)
8 l'd ratheryou didn'talwaysturn up late. 20 2out 6out 10 for 14 through
3 up 7 away 11 down
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7 was preventedfromcontactingus
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5 onlyyou had arrived 11 wouldn'thavelost
6 ratherhe hadn'tused 12 if youareluckycan
7 timewe left 13 wouldrathernotinterfere
8 onlyyouhadn'ttold
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4 is neededif youwishto applyfor thisjob.
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5 are protected by rangers.
6 weretornin thefight. SuggestedAnswer
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3 Whatever 6 Whenever 9 Whichever animals. Allof theanimalshavegotshortearsandsharpteeth.
4 Whenever 7 However 10 whoever
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10 someone/somebodyelse 3 the 6 the 9 the,her
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11 2 another 7 another 12 everYother
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c everyother 10 another 15 theothers 4 on hisown 7 on hisown 10 herown
6 another 11 eachother
17 2 yourselves (reflexive) I themselves(reflexive)
12 2 | wouldlikeanotherpieceof meat,please. 3 myself(reflexive) t herself(emphatic)
3 Samleftthe otherday. 4 herself(reflexive) 10 ourselves(reflexive)
4 I'veonlygotthesetwo dresseswithme- the others 5 ourselves (emphatic) 11 herself(reflexive)
areat home. 6 herself(reflexive) 12 myself(reflexive)
5 This car is certainlyvaluefor moneybut I'd prefer 7 himself(reflexive) 13 himself(emphatic)
another one.
6 Somegueststurnedup with presentswhileothers 18 1lt 7 lt, lt 13 There
cameempty-handed. 2 lt,There 8 lt, There 14 lt
7 TheButlerswentto Ohiothe otherweek. 3 There,lt 9 There 15 There
8 Do youthinkI couldborrowanotherf5 thisweek, 4lt 10 There 16 lt
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I Patvisitshermothereveryotherday. 6 there 12 lr
10 | wouldlikeGill andTomto staybehindafterclass,
buttheotherscango home. 19 2 thewomen'sclothes
3 the cats kittens
13 2 is notanyonewhoknows 4 the doorof thefridge
3 is nothingto watch 5 my parents'car
4 of the girlslikes 6 the roofof the house
5 Lucyand Fionaare 7 the man'strousers
6 is nothingI would 8 the dogskennels
7 is notanyonewhodances 9 theteachers'room
8 of theseexercisesis/are 10 thewoman'smoney
9 TonyandSylvialive 11 the men'schangingrooms
10 is nothingJoannecando 12 thewindowsof thetrain
13 theold man'swheelchair
Oral Development12 (p.184) 14 therulesof theclub
SuggestedAnswer 15 the girl'seyes
16 thetemperature of thewater
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gothorns.Neither
17 BrianandJack'sfather
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thetigerhavegotfurryskin.Boththe polarbearandthetiger 19 the keyof the house
havepaws.All threeqf them are mammals.Noneof these 20 Emily'shair
animalscanflyor talk.Theycanallwalk.Neitherthehorsenor 21 the doctorsconference
thepolarbearrunsasfastasthetiger.Boththepolarbearand 22 the lid of the box
thetigerarecarnivorous.Noneof themarelissmall.Theyare
23 thetwins'mother
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(suggestion) 6 aren't| 13 didn'tshe 20 aren'tI
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4 Howmany 11 What 18 Howoften
5 When 12 Which 19 Where 7 2 hasn'tshe,shehas 8 willyou,I won't
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7 Howmuch 14 Why 4 doesn'the,he doesnt 10 don'tyou,I do
8 Howlong 15 How 5 haven'tyou, I have 11 didn'tthey,theydid
6 aren'tyou,l'm not 12 isn'the,he is
3 2 Whocookedtfe food? 7 hadn'tthey, theyhad
3 Whatdoesshe like?
4 Whodroveyouto school? Oral Development13 (p.201)
5 Whosefaultwasit?
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6 Whatdid he buy?
7 Whowrotethat play? Picture1
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8 Whodid Danielshoutat?
9 Whodidn'ttalkto Diane? 52: No,it isn't.
r 51: He didn'tlearnhisskillat a university, did he?
10 Whattimedid Henryarrive?
11 Whohada baby? 32: No,he didn't.
12 Whodid Paulgivethe parcelto?ffowhomdid Paul Picture2
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givethe parcel?
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. 51: Theyplacedtheirorderwiththe waitera fewminutes
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belong? ago,didn'tthey?
15 Howmanybrothersdo you have? 52: Yes,theydid.
. 51: Theyprobably won'thavelunchthere,willthey?
16 Howmuchdid the ticketcost?
17 WheredoesNicklive? 52: No,theywon't.
18 Whatis yourfavouritefood? Picture3
. 51: lt'sthe littlegirl'sbirthday,
isn'tit?
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20 WhenwasDennisborn? 52: Yes,it is.
. 51: Shecanblowoutthecandleson herown,can't
21 WhichMhatis yourfavouritepet?
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23 Who did Paulgivethe parcelto?ffo whomdid Paul
givethe parcel? arethey?
24 Howlongdidthefilmlast? 52: No,theyaren't.

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