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A: I need to see some identification before I can let you in.
B: But I¡¯m not carrying any.
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A: My ideologies and ideas about life have changed over the years.
B: That is natural, it is called growing up!
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A: I¡¯m up the creek without a paddle.
B: Stop talking in idiom!
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A: I lost your wallet, I¡¯m sorry.
B: You idiot, you are always misplacing things.
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A: Madonna is my idol.
B: And you are mine!
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A: The fire was ignited by an accident.
B: Are you sure that it was not arson?
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A: The new lights illuminate the room well.
B: Yes, I had them specially designed.
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A: Is that you Helen or are you an illusion?
B: Yes, it really is me and I haven¡¯t seen you for years!
illusion
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A: Your essay was very imaginative but lacking detail>
B: But you did say, Sir, that you wanted us to be creative.
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A: Is that the real painting or just an imitation?
B: No, it is just a copy.
imitation
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A: You are always immersed in a book.
B: I love reading, I can¡¯t help it.
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A: My departure will be imminent.
B: Then why are you still standing here!
imminent
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A: My grandfather is so old that he thinks that he in immortal.
B: Well, maybe he is!
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A: Try not to get ill.
B: Don¡¯t worry, I am immune to disease!
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A: Your sight will be impaired if you sit that close to the TV.
B: I think it is too late, why do you think I have to sit this close!
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A: As a teacher it is my job to impart knowledge.
B: You have a very responsible job.
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A: Now, it is imperative that you listen to my instructions.
B: What will happen if we don¡¯t!
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A: The imperial ship set sail for India in 1843.
B: What was the aim of the voyage?
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A: I am going to Canada tomorrow. I decided today.
B: That was an impetus decision.
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A: Do you think I will be able to do the job?
B: Absolutely, you have my implicit confidence.
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A: I bought my car on impulse.
B: And do you regret it now?
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A: The priest will be inaugurated on Saturday.
B: Is that meant to be a sad or happy occasion?
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A: What is the strong smell in the room?
B: Oh, I am burning some incense.
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A: I will give you a bonus as an incentive to do more work.
B: But I don¡¯t have time to do more work.
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A: Stop with your incessant moaning.
B: But you won¡¯t listen to me otherwise.
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A: The incident tool place at 8 pm on Saturday.
B: We will need to look for witnesses to the crime.
incident
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A: Incidentally, are you free on Friday?
B: I¡¯m afraid not, why , what did you have planned?
incidentally
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A: The President was trying to incite the masses into action.
B: Do you think that the population will respond?
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A: I would like to have Monday to Friday off inclusively.
B: Do you mean each week?
inclusive
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A: If we incorporate your ideas with mine, I think we will have a splendid plan.
B: Sounds good to me.
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A: It is incumbent upon you to follow my orders.
B: Why, what gives you the authority to say such?
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A: I need you to go on a business trip. Naturally we will reimburse you for all expenses that you incur.
B: Sure, when and where would you like me to go?
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A: I will be eternally indebted to my parents for giving me an education.
B: Yes, you are lucky, they have been very supportive.
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A: When will you return?
B: I¡¯m not sure, I¡¯m going away for an indefinite length of time.
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A: Is your accent indicative of your region?
B: Yes, I think that I speak in a fairly typical way.
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A: Paul tends to indict everyone that disagrees with him.
B: I disagree!
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A: The unjust situation filled me with indignation.
B: I would not have been pleased either.
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A: I am having difficulty sleeping at night.
B: I hear that warm milk helps to induce sleep.
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A: I have eaten so much.
B: But it is your birthday, you are allowed to indulge once a year!
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A: There was a feeling of inertia and inactivity when I entered the room.
B: That is because every one was sleeping!
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A: Johannesburg in South Africa has an infamous reputation.
B: Yes, I have heard that there is very high crime rate.
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A: The infantry fired several shots into the air.
B: I hope it was just as a warning to the enemy.
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A: Doctor, I have a terrible cough.
B: I¡¯m afraid that you have a serious chest infection.
infection
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A: Is my disease infectious, Doctor?
B: No, you can not pass it on to others, but you still need to be careful.
infectious
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A: Can you help me inflate this balloon?
B: I¡¯m not sure if I have enough air in my lungs for that!
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A: Why are you a vegetarian?
B: I don¡¯t want to inflict harm on animals.
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A: How can your camera take picture in the dark?
B: It has an infrared light to help it focus.
infrared
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A: The roads and railways in my country are terrible.
B: Yes, the government needs to develop the infrastructure.
infrastructure
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