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CAE 3 (OW) | U13p175: "it" and "there" clauses
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Do you think there’s no point in worrying about the future, or does worrying help you prepare?
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Do you believe there’s still hope for the planet?
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Do you think there’s a fine line between confidence and arrogance?
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Would you say there’s no point in holding grudges?
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Do you believe there’s always something to learn from failure?
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Do you think there’s no point in trying to change people who don’t want to change?
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Do you think it’s necessary to make it clear how you feel, or do actions speak louder than words?
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Do you think it’s fair to say that most people avoid uncomfortable conversations?
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Do you think it takes courage to admit when you’re wrong?
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Do you think it’s ever okay to fake it until you make it?
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When was the last time it really hit you how fast time is passing by?
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Do you think it’s important to make it clear what your boundaries are in friendships or relationships? Why (not)?
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Complete: I HATE it when...
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Complete: It’s about time someone...
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Complete: I find it annoying when...
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When is it no good complaining about something?
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Find the mistake. >>> I want to make clear that I won't tolerate any insubordination.
I want to make it clear...
Find the mistake. >>> I'd appreciate if you'd go to the corner shop and get me some milk.
I'd appreciate it...
Find the mistake. >>> There a woman in the foyer of the hotel who wants to make a complaint.
There's a woman...
Find the mistake. >>> There's important to wear a hard hat in the construction industry.
It's important to...
Find the mistake. >>> It's over twenty English workers employed in that German factory.
There are over...
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