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2 Did you useto wear glasses?
3 Theyusodto hav€a lot ol mon€y.
4 Heusedto go to myschool.
5 We us€dto work together. 1 Theymet at a pa(y.
6 Yo! 'isedto havelong hair. 2 She- him.
7 we didn't usoto got along. 3 Shegot- toech,
8 | didn't ussto liks it. 4 Theywent-tPgether.
5 Theydidn'thavea lot in
6 Theybroke-.
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7 Theylost-.
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c l a s s m a t e sc l o s ef r i e n d c o l l e a g u e
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Jay Danlt h < . f t a t ta .ee rar
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D a n Y o ut o o , J a y . l t t b e e ny e a r s .
1 Couldyoudo me a big lavor? Jay
2 ls it OK ilwe - myparentsthisweekend? Dan My flighr wds delayed.dnd rl'e. I had Lowai a
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3 Wouldyoumind- me atthe airport?
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4 Do youmindif l-you?
5 Canyou the salt? Dan 3 I w a n tt o 9 0 o u t a n d s e e
6 Do youthinkyoucould- me to the train the city!
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c - Yes,ofcource.Whattime'syolrtfain?
d - lt dependson whatit is!
e - Notatall.whendo youland?
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I wasreallynervousl
1 I rememberhavindmylirstjob interview.
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Liftingheavvweights
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6 l'm goingoutwith Jamiebecausehe hakesme . (laugh)
7 driveis oneof the requi€mentsofthejob. (beableto)
8 Thesetuicehadbeenso badthatthe manageragteed
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1 Thecompanyreporcd a la5l-
Complete the Pairsof sentenceswith the correct dollarslastyear{lose)
2 The-was verydow so we didn'tleavea
I Thesportssectionis on the top flooro{ the --rL- tip. lserve)
Youcanfindthis--a- in shopplngmallsalloverthe 3 selinagetsspecial-because she'sthe
manager's niece. {treat)
a chainstor€ b departmentstore 4 We couldn'treachan -with ou.boss
2 Hewasn'thappywith hisnewpa.ts,so he asked aboutsalaes.(agree)
5 My examgradesthissemester ar€a b;9 -
Shepaidwitha twenty-dol{ar bill,so the salesPerson on lastsemestea (irrProve
gavehersomechangewith her-. 6 Theyhadan -, andtheyafen'ttalkingto
a receipt b refund eachother.(argue)
3 Thosepantsaretoo shod-they don't-you 7 Theyhadto get a - oftheir housebefore
Thatdressis the rightsize,but it reallydoesn't theycouldsellit. (value)
8 Hisgreatest.-.- waswinningan OlvmPic
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a tit b suit
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4 Youcango to a - to buyyourfavorite
bestfriend'sweddingor mysister'sbirthdayParty.
Insteadofbuyingthe book,she'sgoingto borrowit
10 Therestaurant hadto closebecause oJ
bad_. (manage)
a bookstore b library
11 There'sa - on Saturdayagainstthe
5 Thewholefamilycomeswith mewhenldo the
closureot the hospital.(demonstrate)
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atthe s!mmer- at themall,(sell)
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entranceto the store,
company. (considet
a basket b calt
14 ivlyattempttoruna marathonendedin
Thisleatherjacketwasonly$100.Whata -l
whenlfelland brokemy leg afterthefirstmile.(tail)'
Therewasa 50%- so I boughttwo
on sandals,
15 I hadto resistthe - to haveanother
cupcake- theyweredeliciousl(temPt)
a bargain b discount
ld - a coatif I wereyou^ jt'scold outside.
It wouldbe a good ideato - thatshirtbeforeyou
Youusea - whenyouwantto payat the endofthe
There'sno extrachargeifyou payby
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a with hador wouldbave.
Completethe s€ntences 1 I got to the restaufantlate becauseI went to the
1 I Id known it was your bi'rl'day. lithdle - wrong place first.
bought you a present. lf I hadn'tgone to the wfong pace iirst, I wouldn't
2 r beenquicker ifw€d soneby havegohen ro the reslauranti.te.
verydelayed.
traif.Our{lightwas 2 | passedmy final exams,so I graduated{rom college
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l'm surethatif David so she
Helendidn'thavethe rlghtqualifications,
h e w o ! l d h a v es a i dh e l l o . didn'tget the job.
5 l- go.e to ther p"ay ifthey'd lf Helen had had the isht qlalifications,
invited me, but they didn't.
6 lfyou'dgot up earlier,you we hadlunchbe{orewe left,so we weren'lhunsry
timeto makeyourbed. We wouldhavebeenhungryil
7 ll Kim paid attentlon in class,she
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wouldn'thavemadeso muchfood.(notmake)
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4 You'd haveseen my messageil you
yourcel phone.(check) l{ A.e/ rad b"en mo e ca'e'-l with l'is glasses,-
5 | would haveenjoyedthe party more il the mlsic
6 lf youd concentratedon whatyo! werc doing, you
so many mistakes.(not make)
7 tll I t w a s g o i n gt o b e s o c o l d
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Joe to d nner f we'd f.nown
y o u d r d n ' t i l e h i m ( n o tr n vt e )
so rudeaboutmy mother,
lwo! dn't havegotten so anSry.(not be)
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itshed .
refusedto wolk overtime.(not get)
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