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My best friend is someone I have known for quite some long time.

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Realising he had forgotten my name made me even the angrier.

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She told me the dog it had run away, but I didn't believe her.

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As a child, I was never allowed to leave the dinner table until I was completely finished.

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Many of all the people I know live alone.

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The woman who used to live here she has gone to live abroad.

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New York, which also known as The Big Apple, is one of America's oldest cities.

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Out of 250 candidates, only the ten passed this entrance exam.

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David's apology which was quite unnecessary, as everybody knew it wasn't his fault.

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In the practice, that system does not work for most people.

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If you don't pay your taxes on time, you could end up to paying a fine.

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The long-term effects of eating GM foods are as yet unknown.

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This plant's ability to retain water allows it to flourish in conditions where others do fail.

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Don't worry. I'll have make sure he gets there on time.

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What local inhabitants are worried about the first and foremost is noise pollution.

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They fear that even as if the ring road is built, house prices will drop.

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Please pay very close attention to what I am about to say.

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A drop in sales may be result in job losses if the trend continues.

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The effects of overfishing which are stressed by environmentalists, who know how close some species are to dying out.

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The age old English tradition of silversmithing is a (fading/ waning/dying) art.

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The (distress/upset/disturbance) call from the French fishing boat was received at 11.45.

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The patient's behaviour seemed to follow a (distinctive/ distended/distinguished) pattern.

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A(n) (alive/vivacious/animated) discussion evolved within minutes of them being introduced.

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Many found his conversational style unnecessarily (verbal/ verbose/vocal).

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