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A synonym for: "how are you?"
how's it going? how are you doing? how's everything? what's up?
A synonym for: "what's the problem?"
What’s wrong? What happened? What’s the matter? How do you feel? Are you OK? How are you feeling?
Describe their health problems.
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You should or You shouldn't? go to work - carry heavy things - get some rest - eat healthy food - take some medicine - drink a lot of water - exercise - go to the gym - go to the ER - eat junk food
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What is she wearing?
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What kind of movies do you like? Why?
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Talk about a family member's routine. Mention: 1. the activities he/she does; 2. the time he/she does these activities; 3. the frequency he/she does them.
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This coffee shop is bad, but the coffee shop we went last week A) was badder B) was worse C) was the worse
B) was worse
You get up ______ than me, but I study ______. A) early/hard B) more early/more hard C) earlier/harder
C) earlier/harder
She's late. She never ______ home on time. A) leave B) left C) leaves
C) leaves
Mrs. Thompson _____ in Brazil, she _____ in Canada. A) don't live / live B) doesn't live / lives C) doesn't lives / lives
B) doesn't live / lives
Milla ____, ____, and ____ every day, but she doesn't ____. A) watch TV/play the guitar/study/read B) watches TV/plays the guitar/studies/reads C) watches TV/plays the guitar/studies/read
C) watches TV/plays the guitar/studies/read
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