A:I can't believe I split my pants on stage. It's so embarrassing! B: Don't worry! You / hardly / notice
Don't worry! You could hardly notice.
A: What did you think of the movie? B: A bit / is / boring
It was a bit boring
A: How did you feel after the marathon? B: a little bit / sore / afterwards
I was a little bit sore afterwards.
A: How was the food at the new Indian restaurant? B: somewhat / spicy
It was somewhat spicy.
A: How did you go with the English test? B: I think I went ok, but....difficult / slightly
I think I went ok, but it was slightly difficult
A: I can't believe they don't have the pen I wanted! This is going to ruin my day! B: Calm down! I think...slightly / you / dramatic / being
Calm down! I think you are being slightly dramatic
A: Can you believe this watch is only $1000. B: expensive / that / kind of
That is kind of expensive.
A: He runs 60 metres in 15 seconds. B: quite / that / fast
That is quite fast.
A: Was it there a lot of fog this morning? B: Yes,.... the road / barely / I / see / could
Yes, I could barely see the road.
A: Are you going to bed now? It's still early. B: Yes, .... feeling / tired / I / rather
Yes, I am feeling rather tired
A: Do I know you ? B: sure / pretty / I ... we haven't met before.
I'm pretty sure we haven't met before.
A: Is this bar good? B: It's ok, but...noisy /it / sort of, if you want to talk to someone.
It's ok, but it's sort of noisy, if you want to talk to someone.
A: What did you think of the salsa band? B: good / they / fairly for a salsa band with no Latinos in it.
They were fairly good for a salsa band with no Latinos in it.
