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Please leave the luggages at Reception.

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This scissor is very sharp.

(a)  

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Physics are my least favourite subject.

(a)  

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The trouser I bought yesterday doesn’t fit.

(a)  

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I need an advice about how to cook seafood.

(a)  

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George sleeps in the afternoon. OFTEN

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Is he at home in the morning? ALWAYS

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Have you heard of that singer? EVER

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They were there when I came. ALREADY

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I’ll forgive him. NEVER

(a)  

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He has come. JUST

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David is at home on Saturdays. USUALLY

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He has played. SO -NEVER -BADLY

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We meet. SOMETIMES - IN THE PARK

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She set off. FOR SINAIA - ON MONDAY - BY CAR

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