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I'm afraid going nightclubbing isn't my​ (a)   . I think I'll stay at home.

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(a)   I love about that restaurant is the atmosphere.

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She's really (a)   about snowboarding. She spends all her free time in the mountains.

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I'd (a)   not to work on Saturday because there's a big match on TV.

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He's not very (a)   on my cooking. He prefers to get takeaways.

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(a)   if we visit my parents this weekend and yours the following weekend?

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They'd (a)   bring their own car because they might leave earlier than us.

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I'm not (a)   of tapas. The portions are too small for me.

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Given (a)   she wouldn't do anything to help around the house.

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Debbie and I aren't (a)   the same things as each other.

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