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What colour’s water?
Water hasn’t got any colour.
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Can we drink meat?
No, we can’t drink meat; we eat meat.
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Are all dogs friendly?
No, not all dogs are friendly; some dogs are friendly, and some dogs are unfriendly.
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Can we speak without opening our mouths?
No, we can’t speak without opening our mouths.
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How much is half of a hundred?
Half of a hundred is fifty.
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Is a flat a building or only a part of a building?
A flat is only a part of a building.
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Can mice speak?
No, mice can’t speak.
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What’s the difference between “tall” and “short” and “high” and “low”?
The difference between “tall” and “short” and “high” and “low” is that we use “tall” and “short” for people, and we use “high” and “low” for things.
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What’s the opposite of “with”?
The opposite of “with” is “without”.
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Do mice eat cheese?
Yes, mice eat cheese.
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What’s the plural of child?
The plural of child is children
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Do you speak the same language as the people in Japan?
No, I don’t speak the same language as the people in Japan; I speak a different language from the people in Japan.
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What’s the plural of “mouse”?
The plural of mouse is “mice”
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Are penguins the same colour as giraffes?
No, penguins aren’t the same colour as giraffes; they’re a different colour from giraffes.
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What do we call the days Saturday and Sunday?
We call the days Saturday and Sunday the weekend.
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How much is half of thirteen?
Half of thirteen is six and a half.
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Which word means the same as “large”?
“Big” means the same as “large”.
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Is a mouse a very large animal?
No, a mouse isn’t a very large animal; it’s a very small animal.
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What’s the meaning of the verb “to talk”?
The meaning of the verb “to talk” is “to speak”.
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What do you call your mother and father?
I call my mother and father “mum” and “dad”.
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