1. Please ask Dave to wait for me at the bus station, not the railway station.

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1. Ask Dave to take the last bus which departs at 9.30

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1. He can’t give his pet water to drink while he’s away.

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1. Pedestrians should be careful of bicycles.

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1. Cyclist must cross the road on foot.

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1. Backpack containing wallet and photos was found in shop.

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1. His favorites are well-known people, especially those whose jobs are actors.

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1. The performances of the actors must be really good though.

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1. Dimitri doesn’t like films that are complicated and particularly enjoys watching films.

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1. Dimitri doesn’t like films that are complicated and particularly enjoys watching films.

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1. She is especially keen on films set (which are set) in the last century.

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1. The best ones are those which are filmed in a beautiful location.

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1. This is the story of two young people who set off on a road trip.

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1. Plenty of drama to enjoy plus there’s a real message to this film.

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1. Plenty of drama to enjoy plus there’s a real message to this film.

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1. Plenty of drama to enjoy plus there’s a real message to this film.

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1. This film was made almost entirely of interviews with local people.

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1. What’s special about this film is the quality of the acting.

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1. They toured North America to tell people about the damage being done to their environment.

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1. Sir Harry Rifken is a world-famous diamond thief in the 1930s, who escapes from prison.

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1. Sir Harry Rifken is a world-famous diamond thief in the 1930s, who escapes from prison.

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1. Director Sally Hartman has created a film that keep you guessing until the final scene.

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1. Director Sally Hartman has created a film that keep you guessing until the final scene.

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1. The central topic of this unusual film is the relationship between Winona and her strict father.

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1. The film is loosely based on a true story.

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1. The audience really sees the couple’s happiness and feels the sadness of the conclusion.

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1. The audience really sees the couple’s happiness and feels the sadness of the conclusion.

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1. It looks into the lives of some of the people involved in (who are/get involved in) this important event.

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1. He is the second man to step on the moon’s surface.

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1. The last part of the film is quite unexpected.

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1. There are car chases in this film.

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1. This film is about a criminal who decides to become the best private detective of the 21^st century.

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1. This film is about a criminal who decides to become the best private detective of the 21^st century.

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1. I work for different bands, rather than working for a particular band or on my own. = instead of

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1. I work for different bands, rather than working for a particular band or on my own.

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1. I work for different bands, rather than working for a particular band or on my own.

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1. I don’t accept all the work I’m offered.

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1. I’m happy to consider the offers and then decide.

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1. You need certain qualities to be a good session musician.

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1. You need certain qualities to be a good session musician.

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1. You have to be able to fit into a new team.

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1. Despite all your talents, you are in the background.

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1. It helps if you get along with people you’ve just met. = get on (well) with

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1. You have to be prepared to let somebody else be admired.

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1. If an album sells a million copies, the band make a huge amount of money.

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1. Some bands may have rehearsals at specific times.

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1. Some bands may have rehearsals at specific times.

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1. A band may call you for a recording at the last minute because a musician hasn’t turned up.

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1. I’ve found there’s plenty …… variety in this work. (điền 1 từ)

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1. I might do one section of a song.

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1. Nobody gives me a big cheque.

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1. Someone is willing to spend a lot of time learning.

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1. Someone is flexible about attending long rehearsals.

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1. Someone is flexible about attending long rehearsals

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1. I was resting on my board when suddenly a great shark appeared.

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1. I was resting on my board when suddenly a great shark appeared.

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1. I never really believed them until it happened …… me (with / to / for)

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1. They stayed close to me until I managed to get back on my board and catch a wave back to the shore. = be able to do

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