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We studied hard just before examination . . . we could really enjoy the holiday.

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Anne Hathaway was announced to be the cast of Catwoman in the Dark Knight Rises movie . . . , the fans wouldknow who would be villa in the third sequel of Batman.

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• but

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Bella : Ups, I forget to bring my phone and now I need it to call my mom.

Julia : Don't worry, you can use my phone . . . . . . . . . . . calling your mom.

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• in order to

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I have cooked rice and chicken soup . . . we can have lunch together.

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. . . earn more money, I look for a part time job as a waitress in a restaurant.

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Darwis : OK, friends. I think this is the best choice we have.

Darwin : You are right. It seems a good choice to us.

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• a disagreement

• an agreement

• a probability

• an introduction

Dewi : What if we go camping this coming vacation?

Dwi : ................................................................... I love camping

• I'm doubtful.

• Sounds great.

• Let's go somewhere else.

• Well, I will have to think about it.

Doni : It's beautiful painting, don't you think?

Dona : . . . All the things in the painting look alive.

• You're right.

• I love painting.

• I don't think so.

• You don'y know.

Fiola : What do you think of 'Spiderman Seven' film?

Fiona : I haven't seen the film yet.

• I can't say anything.

• I don't think so.

• You are right.

• Yes, it is.

Jenifer : Do you think it's going to rain?

Javier : ...................................................................

• Yes, look at the sky.

• The rain has gone.

• Yes, it goes first.

• Rain doesn't go.