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A: I¡¯m looking for some information about your organization.
B: All the details that you will need are contained in this short pamphlet.
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A: Did you see the pandas at the zoo?
B: Yes, but they were sleeping.
panda
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A: I¡¯ve been having hunger pangs.
B: Why don¡¯t you buy something to eat then?
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B: Yes, the panorama of the mountains is wonderful.
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A: Why are you panting?
B: I just ran up the stairs.
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A: Did you read Mr. Doyle¡¯s new novel?
B: Not yet, I¡¯m going to wait until it comes out in paperback.
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A: I¡¯ve jumped out of a plane twice.
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A: Peter is a paradox to me.
B: Yes, I find his actions very confusing also.
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A: Paul was paralysed form the waist down.
B: Oh, how terrible! Was he in an accident?
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A: I can¡¯t understand these math equations.
B: OK, I will help. Firstly, what are the parameters?
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A: I have to borrow more money from my parents.
B: Do you feel like a parasite?
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A: We are having afternoon tea in the parlour if you would like to join us.
B: Yes, that would be splendid.
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A: Stop repeating everything that I say.
B: I am pretending to be a parrot!
parrot
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A: As a participant in the project, you will be required to attend the sessions twice a week.
B: No problem, but are there any other requirements?
participant
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A: Are you a member of a political party?
B: No, I do not get involved in partisan politics.
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B: Oh, we put up a partition last week.
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B: Oh, with whom?
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B: Yes, I always see you with your head in a book.
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A: What is your favourite pastime?
B: Well, I really enjoy swimming.
pastime
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A: This apple pie is delicious.
B: I agree, I think it must be the pastry.
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A: How many cows do you have on your pasture?
B: Oh, I am not a dairy farmer.
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A: I have come up with a new invention.
B: You better patent it quickly, in case someone steals your idea.
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B: But at least you still passed.
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A: Do you celebrate your national day each year?
B: No, I¡¯m not a patriot.
patriot
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A: I always feel so patriotic when my country is playing an international match.
B: Yes, it is strange what football can do!
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A: Please do not patronize me.
B: I wasn¡¯t , I was trying to compliment you.
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A: I am getting my driveway paved tomorrow.
B: That must be expensive.
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B: Well, I employ twenty people in total.
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A: Would you like a peanut?
B: No thanks, do you have any fruit instead?
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A: Your necklace is beautiful.
B: Thanks, it is made from pearls.
pearl
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B: That must be uncomfortable.
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A: Did he give you a kiss?
B: Well, just a peck on the cheek.
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A: Sorry, I¡¯m late, I lost pedal on my bike.
B: Oh, don¡¯t worry. Were you still able to cycle here?
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A: This street is perfect for pedestrians.
B: Yes, cars are only allowed access in the late evening.
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A: Could you peel my orange for me? I hate doing it!
B: Certainly, it would be my pleasure.
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A: There is someone peeping through the curtains.
B: Quick, close them!
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A: Did you hang the clothes on the washing line?
B: Not all of them, I ran out of pegs.
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A: If you are late again I will have to penalize.
B: Oh, please don¡¯t punish me.
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A: Are you busy at the moment?
B: Yes, very, I have five jobs pending.
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B: Oh, the pendulum sometimes gets stuck.
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A: I am wearing only black and white. I look like a penguin.
B: Don¡¯t be silly, I think you look beautiful.
penguin
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A: Is your new house by the coast?
B: Yes, it is on the peninsula, just by the beach.
peninsula
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A: The bird has not moved from its perch all day.
B: It must be very tried!
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A: You did your homework to perfection, well done.
B: Thanks, I worked for a long time on it.
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B: Thanks, it must be my new perfume.
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A: You enter the car race at your own peril.
B: Don¡¯t worry, I will be careful.
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A: Do you know the chemical symbol of gold?
B: No, you better check the periodic table.
periodic
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B: Oh, what is the name of the journal?
periodical
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B: Who came to his rescue?
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A: You always dress according to the latest fashion trends.
B: Well, trends permeate quickly these days.
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A: Is smoking permissible in this restaurant?
B: I¡¯m not sure, you better check with the waiter.
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B: You better go to see a doctor about that. It does not sound healthy.
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A: Did you understand the lecture?
B: No, I was perplexed, it was too complicated for me.
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B: I agree, but unfortunately they continue to be so.
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B: I intend to persevere.
persevere
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A: Every week Simon asks me out on a date.
B: Gosh, he is very persistent.
persistent
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A: Do you follow any religion?
B: I¡¯m of no particular persuasion .
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B: No, we are waiting for the documents pertaining to the case to arrive.
pertain
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B: Yes, it was pertinent , thank you.
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A: Do you like dogs?
B: No, I think they are pests .
pest
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A: Stop pestering me!
B: Sorry, I did not realize that you were busy.
pester
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A: As a farmer, I do not believe in using pesticides .
B: That is a wise decision, but it must give you a lot of extra work.
pesticide
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A: Look at the colour of those petals .
B: Oh yes, the flowers are beautiful.
petal
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A: Will you please sign my petition ?
B: It depends what it is about.
petition
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A: There has been an increase of petty crime in my region.
B: Oh, I heard about the car thefts.
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A: Where can I get some medicine for my cold?
B: In the pharmacy , there is one around the corner.
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A: Doctor, I am feeling very ill.
B: Well, tell me your physiological symptoms.
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A: The post office workers are on strike .
B: Did they set up a picket outside the post office?
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A: The view is exceptionally picturesque .
B: I agree, it is very beautiful.
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A: You were gone so long I thought you had fallen off the end of the pier .
B: No, I just stood and watched the boats leave the harbour.
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A: You say your prayers with great piety .
B: I¡¯m quite devoted to my religion.
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A: This is a holy site.
B: How many pilgrims does it receive each year?
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A: What is your favourite type of fruit?
B: I think it must be fresh pineapple .
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A: Can you pinpoint the exact location of the building?
B: I¡¯ll have to loot at a map.
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B: A pirate , and you can be my parrot if you wish.
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A: Do you know how the victim was killed?
B: He was shot with a pistol .
pistol
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A: The engine has stopped working.
B: Oh, the pistons must have seized.
piston
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A: I stayed up too late last night and I am now exhausted.
B: Well, that is one of the major pitfalls of staying up late!
pitfall
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A: What was your favourite thing about your visit to Italy?
B: The pizza , it was fantastic.
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A: We are studying about the great plague in history class.
B: Isn¡¯t that also called ¡°The Black Death¡±?
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A: Emma is as thick as two planks .
B: Don¡¯t be so cruel, I think she is quite intelligent actually.
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A: Was there much damage to your house during the storm?
B: No, just the plaster on the wall was cracked.
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A: Even though we are at a high altitude, I do not feel it.
B: That is because we are on a plateau , it can be deceptive.
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A: This time, please me a plausible excuse for being late.
B: Well Sir, I still don¡¯t think that you will believe me.
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B: Oh, I will respond to that.
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B: Despite how much you plead , the answer is still ¡°No¡±.
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B: Yes, his story was horrific.
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B: Oh, I hate that job, can someone else do it?
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B: Oh, the plumber just fixed them last week.
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B: Yes, I particularly like the ones with red feathers.
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A: Wake up and pay attention!
B: Oh, I was not sleeping, I was just pondering on your comments.
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