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A: I think we have an obligation to protect our natural habitat.
B: I agree. That is why I promote recycling.
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A: How did he get your personal details?
B: He hacked into my computer and stole them.
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A: Is it snowing?
B: No, I think it is hail.
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A: Would you like to have a hamburger?
B: No thanks. I¡¯m a vegetarian.
hamburger
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A: I won a hamper in the raffle.
B: Well done. Can I have a share of your winnings!
hamper
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A: Do you know when our summer holidays are from university?
B: I¡¯m not sure of the dates, but if you look in the handbook they are printed on the second page.
handbook
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A: Your injury must have been a severe handicap.
B: At the time it was, but now I have adapted.
handicap
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A: There was a case of harassment in my workplace.
B: Sounds serious. What was the outcome?
harassment
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A: Will I be able to leave these plants outdoors during the winter?
B: Yes, they are hardy and will survive the cold weather.
hardy
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A: Do you play any musical instruments?
B: Yes, I play the harp.
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A: That was a hasty retreat he made from the room.
B: I don¡¯t think that he wanted to be here.
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A: Have the chicks hatched yet?
B: No, perhaps they will in a couple more days.
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A: I had to haul the coal indoor every day during the winter when I was a child.
B: Oh you poor thing, what a hard life!
haul
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A: I heard that your house is haunted, how scary.
B: I¡¯m not afraid of ghosts.
haunt
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A: The countryside offers me a welcome haven from city life.
B: Yes, it is necessary to get some clean and fresh air every once and a while.
haven
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A: There was havoc in the country when news of the war broke out.
B: I am not surprised.
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A: That is a very large bird in the sky.
B: I think it is a type of hawk.
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A: Did you enjoy your drive?
B: Not really. There was haze and I could not see much out of the window.
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A: Let¡¯s sit around the hearth tonight and tell stories.
B: Great idea, I¡¯ll light the fire.
hearth
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A: I just bought 100 hectares of land.
B: That is a lot of land. What are you going to do with it?
hectare
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A: The policewoman¡¯s talk heightened my awareness of the dangers in the city.
B: Yes, she gave an informed speech.
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A: I am the sole heir to my father¡¯s wealth.
B: Lucky you. It is shame that your father is not very wealthy!
heir
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A: Why are you wearing that helmet?
B: I am pretending to be a firefighter!
helmet
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A: Excuse me, but the hem on your skirt is showing.
B: Oh, thanks. I meant to sew it up this morning.
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A: Have you been to the Southern Hemisphere?
B: No, I have never even traveled outside of Europe.
hemisphere
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A: Henceforth, I promise to work much harder.
B: You promise that every year!
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A: The trumpet blast heralded the news of the king¡¯s arrival.
B: And did the crowds gather after hearing it?
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A: This meal is very tasty.
B: Oh, that must be the herbs that I put into it.
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A: Do you agree that the position of the King should be hereditary?
B: Well, I am not really a supporter of the monarchy, so no.
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A: The castle is an important site of our national heritage.
B: Then why is it in ruin?
heritage
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A: I have not seen you for days.
B: I decided to become a hermit!
hermit
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A: The heroine of this play I think has the strongest role.
B: And the actress did a wonderful job performing it.
heroine
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A: My new hairstyle is hideous.
B: No, it is not, it is just a bit different, that¡¯s all.
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A: I dislike the hierarchy in my workplace.
B: Yes, I agree. It is competitive and unfair.
hierarchy
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A: Did you hear that the place was hijacked by terrorists?
B: Gosh, was anyone injured?
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A: I¡¯m going for a two-day hike over the weekend.
B: I¡¯d love to join you if the weather is good.
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A: May I help you in the kitchen, Dad?
B: No, you¡¯ll hinder me, and I¡¯ll be quicker by myself.
hinder
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A: The door hinges are making a lot of noise.
B: Oh, could you oil them for me please?
hinge
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A: What is that noise in the grass?
B: I think it is a snake hissing, be careful.
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A: I want to be a famous historian when I grow up.
B: What aspect of history do you want to focus on?
historian
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A: May I hitch a ride?
B: Sure, hop in, where do you want to go?
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A: I just discovered a piece of information hitherto unknown.
B: Excellent, I hope it will help us solve the case.
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A: I think there is going to be a food shortage.
B: Don¡¯t worry, I have a hoard in a secret location.
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A: I¡¯m hoarse, I can¡¯t speak.
B: How did you lose your voice?
hoarse
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A: I¡¯m going to play a game of hockey this afternoon, want to join in?
B: I won¡¯t play, but I¡¯ll watch.
hockey
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A: Have you seen the hoe?
B: Not since the last time you were gardening.
hoe
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A: They hoisted a flag in honour of our victory.
B: Indeed what an honour, but you deserved it.
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A: Stop! What is that under your coat?
B: My gun and its holder.
holder
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A: I¡¯ve come to pay homage to you.
B: Why, I did nothing special.
homage
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A: There are not very many nationalities represented in my country.
B: Yes, I agree, it is far too homogeneous.
homogeneous
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A: Put up your hood , it is raining.
B: I don¡¯t have one , but I do have a umbrella.
hood
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A: There are hoof prints in the garden!
B: Oh, I went horse riding in the morning.
hoof
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A: Shall we take a taxi?
B: No, let¡¯s just hop on a bus, it is only a short journey.
hop
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A: I was horrified by the tragic events.
B: Me too, they were shocking.
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A: There has been an increase in hostility between the two fighting nations.
B: Yes, and I am afraid that it will soon get more serious.
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A: What type of dog is that ?
B: It is a hound .
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A: The airplane hovered above the airport for ten minutes.
B: It must have been waiting for space to land on the runway.
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A: I heard a lot of howling last night.
B: Sorry, my dog wanted to come indoors.
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A: Ah, look at those chicks all huddling together.
B: Aren¡¯t they sweet?
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A: The hue from the lights was golden.
B: Yes, they created a wonderful atmosphere in the room.
hue
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A: He hugged the teddy bear for a feeling of security.
B: Why didn¡¯t he hug you?
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A: Can you hum along to this tune?
B: I would if I knew it, but I am afraid that I don¡¯t .
hum
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A: What do you think is more beneficial to humanity, socks or shoes?
B: What type of a silly question is that!
humanity
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A: The humidity reached almost ninety five percent.
B: That is almost unbearable, you must have found it difficult.
humidity
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A: You humiliated me in front of my friends.
B: Sorry, please forgive me, I didn¡¯t intend it.
humiliate
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A: Did you run in the race?
B: Yes, but I knocked down three hurdles and so came in last.
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A: Please do not hurl the rubbish across the room, children.
B: Sorry Miss, we won¡¯t do it again.
hurl
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A: The winds were so strong that I thought it was a hurricane.
B: Was there any damage done?
hurricane
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A: I hushed the children up.
B: Good, they were making too much noise.
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A: Do you like going into the city on the train?
B: No, there is too much noise and hustle.
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A: Universities are how hybrids of the academic and the business worlds.
B: I agree, and unfortunately the students often get neglected.
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A: His hygiene standards are terrible.
B: Yeah, I don¡¯t think that he has the chance to wash very often.
hygiene
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A: We will sing the hymn on page 100 of your books today.
B: Oh, but we sang that one last week.
hymn
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A: My surname is Bailey Smith.
B: Is there hyphen between Bailey and Smith?
hyphen
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A: His speech was utter hypocrisy.
B: I agree, it was very unreasonable.
hypocrisy
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A: Before we do the experiment, we have to form an hypothesis.
B: Do you have any suggestions?
hypothesis
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A: The comedy show was hysterical.
B: Oh, but I did not find it to be particularly funny.
hysterical
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