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A.
You can't miss him! He's very
- very tall with bright red
hair. |
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B.
She follows fashion keenly and always wears
clothes. |
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C.
She's a rather
little girl to
look at, but she has a sweet nature. |
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D.
Please don't dress up for my party: just
wear
something . |
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A.
In this photo the actress is
a
pair of gloves in her hand. |
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B.
He must be crazy - it's snowing and he's only
a T-shirt and shorts. |
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C.
After washing and
she came
down to breakfast. |
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D.
The old man is
his glasses
so
he can read the newspaper. |
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A. She
a belt to prevent her old
suitcase from falling open. |
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B.
He
the baby
carefully out of
the pram. |
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C. She
her dirty suits to the
dry-cleaner's before going to work. |
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D. The porter
my case from the
train to the taxi on his shoulder. |
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A.
They're a strange couple: they don't
on anything. |
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B. You look very good in those clothes: they really
you.
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C.
Do you think the colours of this blouse
this skirt?
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D.
My feet are sore - my shoes don't really
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A. She makes sure the children have
underwear every day. |
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B. I've never known a doctor who has
handwriting.
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C. His bathroom may not be very
but at least it's not dirty. |
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D. She thought her son looked very
in his new naval uniform. |
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A.
The nurse helped the patient
and get into bed. |
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B. Don't
your seat belt until
that light goes off. |
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C.
I can never
the knots in
string - I always use scissors. |
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D.
She helped the child to
the
buttons on his shirt. |
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A.
She's got very
shoulders.
She must be a good swimmer.
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B. He's very good-looking, with
black eyes. |
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C.
Because he was so
he
could watch the race over the heads of the
crowd. |
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D.
The director leaned forward, with his fists placed
apart on the table. |
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A.
Grandma was sitting in her
chair, beside the fire. |
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B. The murder suspect is of
height and slim build. |
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C.
'Clothes' is a subject of
interest: most students are happy to talk about
it. |
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D.
She's the child in a family of
five. |
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A.
In the street she stopped to stroke a cat, which
was quite of her. |
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B.
people will consider political
ideas like those extreme. |
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C.
The 15-year-old
pupil could
easily solve that mathematical problem. |
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D.
However hard you try to hide your
mistake, the
facts are enough. |
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A.
Those twins are
: it's almost
impossible to tell them apart. |
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B. Despite improvements, women still do not
have opportunities at work. |
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C.
We get on well because we have such
tastes. |
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D.
That couple are surprisingly
in appearance. |
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