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A: Would you mind walking at a slower pace so that I can keep up with you?
B: Sure, I¡¯ll try to walk a little slower.
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A: Has the package I sent you arrived yet?
B: Not yet, but I¡¯m sure it will soon.
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A: Do you have a pad of paper that I could borrow?
B: Yes. Is it all right if it has lines?
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A: This ankle injury is so painful!
B: Why don¡¯t you put some ice on it to keep the welling down?
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A: The painters did a really good job on your house.
B: I agree. I love the color they picked for the trim.
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A: This computer is so small that you can hold it in he palm of your hand!
B: They just keep getting smaller and smaller!
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A: This wood panel is a sample of the wood that, pending your approval, we¡¯re going to use fir your door.
B: It looks good to me.
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A: Everybody panicked when the fire alarm went off.
B: But didn¡¯t turn out to be a false alarm?
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A: Your pants have a hole in them at the knee.
B: I know. I need to get a new pair.
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A: Will you be participating in the parade?
B: No, but my school built a float for it.
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A: Did you like my paper?
B: I liked it, but I think you need to add a paragraph to your conclusion for clarity.
paragraph
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A: There are so many parallels that can be drawn between our two lives.
B: No kidding. Just to mention a couple, we were born in the same hospital and got married in the same church.
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A: Two parcels were delivered to my house this afternoon.
B: What was in them?
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A: Have you ever considered running for parliament?
B: Not seriously, because I don¡¯t think I could win.
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A: I love to eat potato chips.
B: I¡¯m partial to popcorn, myself.
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A: Can I join the parade?
B: Sure. We¡¯d like to have as many people participate as possible.
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A: Why is your eye so red?
B: I¡¯ve been rubbing it ever since a particle of dust got in there.
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A: Do you like to play sports?
B: Yes. I particularly like to play soccer.
particular
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A: Do you have a partner for this next dance?
B: No, Would you like to dance with me?
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A: I feel like our relationship is missing passion.
B: Maybe that¡¯s just something that happens over the years.
passion
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A: Why are you firing me?
B: Because you¡¯ve been too passive on the job, unwilling to choose your own assignments.
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A: We will have a new passport for you in three weeks.
B: But I¡¯m scheduled to leave the country next Monday!
passport
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A: Do you like my drawing?
B: I like it so much that I¡¯m going to paste it up on the wall.
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A: What did Coach say to you after the game?
B: He just gave me a pat on the back and then left.
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A: How old do you think I am?
B: You have several patches of gray in you hair, so I would say at least forty.
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A: Did you finish that long book?
B: No, I ran out of patience. I only completed half of it.
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A: I love the way my kitten scratches me with her paws.
B: Aren¡¯t you worried that she might draw blood?
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A: Why am I being evicted from my apartment?
B: Because you¡¯re three payments behind on your rent.
payment
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A: Are we having peas again for dinner tonight?
B: Unless you¡¯d rather have green beans.
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A: Nothing tastes better than a fresh, juicy peach.
B: I¡¯d take an apple over a peach any day.
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A: How much further until we reach the peak of the mountain?
B: It shouldn¡¯t take more than an hour.
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A: You have a peculiar way of signing your name.
B: Maybe it¡¯s because I¡¯m left-handed.
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A: Do you get along well with your peers?
B: Yes, but I prefer to associate with people older than myself.
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A: I lost my reserved seats at the play.
B: Well, that¡¯s the penalty for being late!
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A: I¡¯m going hiking in the forest today.
B: Be careful not to penetrate too deeply into the woods, or you might not be able to find your way out.
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A: How will you support yourself after you retire?
B: I have a fairly good pension plan with my employer.
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A: How is the meat?
B: It could use a bit more pepper.
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A: How many inches are there per yard?
B: Thirty-six.
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A: Can you perceive a difference in these two drawings?
B: Yes. The one on the right is darker than the one on the left.
perceive
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A: What percentage of your salary do you give to charity each year?
B: Usually somewhere in between ten and twenty percent.
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A: The general perception is that, despite being the CEO, you don¡¯t do much work at the company.
B: The perception is completely wrong, as I am directly involved in the day-to-day operations of the company.
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A: What a performance by the actors!
B: And the tech crew did an amazing job as well.
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A: Will¡¯s become a permanent fixture here at the bar.
B: Yes. He comes here every night to drink his sorrows away.
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A: May I have permission to leave the table?
B: Not until everyone has finished their food.
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A: How long do you think the rumors about him will persist?
B: Probably for as long as he remains in a position of power.
persist
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A: Janie has such a delightful personality.
B: I know. She¡¯s so much fun to be around.
personality
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A: Will you accept the contract to build the building?
B: I wish I could, but our firm doesn¡¯t have the right personnel for the job.
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A: I truly believe that my team will win the championship.
B: I guess we just have different perspective
perspective
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A: I don¡¯t think I¡¯ll ever be able to get a job.
B: You shouldn¡¯t be so pessimistic.
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A: Why are you pulling off the highway?
B: Because I need to put some more petrol in the tank.
petrol
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A: Why have petroleum prices gone up so much?
B: Because lately there¡¯s been anxiety about the extent of the world¡¯s oil supply.
petroleum
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A: How is your relationship going?
B: Pretty well. I feel like it¡¯s entering a new phase, and I¡¯m not sure if that¡¯s good or bad.
phase
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A: Have you noticed that every time I plan to give her a call, she gives me a call?
B: What a strange phenomenon!
phenomenon
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A: Sarah seems to have answers to all of the big questions about life.
B: Yes, she¡¯s quite the philosopher.
philosopher
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A: Why don¡¯t you get along with your boss?
B: We just have very different philosophies about how the office should be run.
philosophy
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A: Did you just hear the phone ring?
B: Actually, I think that sound we just heard was the doorbell ringing.
phone
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A: How is your German?
B: I can understand some simple phrases, but not much more than that.
phrase
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A: Why did you decide to change jobs?
B: The physical demands of my old job were just too much for me.
physical
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A: I¡¯ve been feeling horrible for the past few days.
B: Maybe you should pay a visit to your physician.
physician
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A: Why do you think you feel inferior to your father?
B: Because he¡¯s famous physicist, and I¡¯ve always been horrible at math.
physicist
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A: Do you think I should let my daughter get her ears pierced?
B: I think you should wait until she¡¯s a bit older.
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A: What do you usually feed the pigeons with?
B: I usually give them bread.
pigeon
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A: How many pills do you take a day?
B: Ever since my heart attack I¡¯ve been taking twelve a day.
pill
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A: The mayor has done so many good things for the town.
B: He¡¯s a real pillar of the community.
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A: Do you have an extra pillow that I could borrow?
B: I think we must have one somewhere.
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A: What¡¯s the next ingredient in the recipe?
B: You should add a pinch of sugar.
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A: Why are they cutting down all of those pine tree?
B: Because they are going to use them as Christmas trees.
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A: I¡¯d like one pint of beer, please.
B: That¡¯ll be two dollars.
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A: What¡¯s in that huge pit by the side of the road?
B: Oh, that¡¯s where we throw our garbage.
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A: In what pitch is this piece of music?
B: I¡¯m afraid you¡¯ll have to ask a music expert for that information.
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A: Do you think that there is life on other planets?
B: I would imagine so.
planet
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A: What did you do during your trip to the South?
B: We visited some old slave plantations.
plantation
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A: Have you been recycling your plastic bottles?
B: Of course we have.
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A: From where should I give my speech?
B: Step right up on that platform and deliver it when you¡¯re ready.
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A: He pledged to pay me ten dollars if they lose the game.
B: I don¡¯t approve of gambling on sports.
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A: Success has been plentiful during your tenure as coach.
B: But I¡¯ve been more proud of my players¡¯ successes in life than of our achievements on the court.
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A: I¡¯ve overheard that there¡¯s a plot to kill the head of the company.
B: I think that it¡¯s just a rumor.
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A: Could you do me a favor and plug this cord into the outlet?
B: Sure. Just tell me where the outlet is.
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A: When are you going to quit your job?
B: Someday soon, but I don¡¯t think I¡¯m ready to take the plunge just yet.
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A: If the noun is a plural, then you should conjugate the verb appropriately.
B: I know. I just get confused sometimes.
plural
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A: Do you know what five plus nine is?
B: It¡¯s fourteen.
plus
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A: I like to write poetry, but I¡¯m afraid I couldn¡¯t make a living on it.
B: I think you should follow your dreams.
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A: Did you know that they used to have a servant taste the king¡¯s food to make sure it didn¡¯t have poison in it?
B: That is a job that I would not want!
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A: You can eat some of the mushrooms that you find in the woods, but some of the others are poisonous.
B: How can I tell the difference ?
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A: What do you think of the administration¡¯s new policies?
B: I think that they are good ideas which may be difficult to put into practice.
policy
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A: My leather shoes are looking very dull today.
B: Why don¡¯t you polish them?
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A: Do you trust politicians?
B: There are very few people involved in politics whom I would trust.
politician
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A: Why haven¡¯t you ever gotten involved in politics?
B: Because I¡¯d rather leave the politics to the politicians.
politics
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A: I wish there weren¡¯t so much pollution in the air.
B: If you moved to another city, the pollution might not be so bad.
pollution
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A: Do you enjoy living near the pond?
B: Yes. It¡¯s nice to be able to go fishing every day.
pond