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You want to go out tonight. Invite. FEEL
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Your friend wants to stay at home all weekend. Disagree. IDEA
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You didn’t reply to messages. Explain why. SINCE
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You want to revise together for an exam. Suggest. HOW
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You want to borrow money for lunch. Request. MIND
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You missed the last lesson and need to know what to revise. Request. COULD
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A classmate wants to improve their exam results. Give advice. IF
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You broke your sister’s headphones. Apologise. FAULT
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You want to hang out. Invite. FANCY
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You want to study together. Invite. LIKE
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A friend asks you to skip the gym. Refuse. RATHER
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A classmate asks to copy your homework. Refuse. FAIR
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A classmate wants to change the project topic. Disagree. CONVINCED
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Your friend wants to travel together. Agree. COUNT
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A classmate wants to write a blog for a group project. Agree. SOUNS
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Your manager suggests changing your work schedule. Agree. SOUNDS
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You couldn’t come to a family dinner. Explain why. MAKE IT
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You didn’t do your part of a group project. Explain why. HAPPENED
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You missed a deadline at work. Explain. REASON
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You want to go on holiday with your friends. Suggest. WHY
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You want to study together on Friday. Suggest. ABOUT
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You think your class should do a project about climate change. Suggest. HOW
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You want help with homework. Request. HAND
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You missed a class and need the notes. Request. MIND
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Your friend eats too much junk food. Give advice. TRY
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A classmate wants to get fitter. Give advice. WHY
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A colleague is stressed about deadlines. Give advice. MIGHT
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You forgot your friend’s birthday. Apologise. BAD
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You arrived late to a study group. Apologise. AWFUL
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You sent the wrong report to your boss. Apologise. ACCEPT
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