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| Q.1. Supposing the answer is favour | ||
| Q.2. Just repeat it. |
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| Q.1. Supposing the answer is favour | ||
| Q.2. Just repeat it. |
| favour | favourable |
| extreme | extremely |
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| Q.1. Quinten was immediately admit | ||
| Q.2. like an apprentice into his studio |
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| Q.1. She was so terribly older that she | ||
| Q.2. could not have grew older and |
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| Q.1. She carried stale chapattis on her for dogs. | ||
| Q.2. She would read the scriptures at the temple. |
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| Q.1. I had been telling at the height | ||
| Q.2. of the pilgrim season the town |
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| Q.1. After found a hammer, screws and | ||
| Q.2. canvas, I struggled back on deck. |
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| Q.1. My grandfather’s portrait hangs | ||
| Q.2. above the mantelpiece over the |
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| Q.1. After found a hammer, screws and | ||
| Q.2. canvas, I struggled back on deck. From the starboard side bashed open, |
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| Q.1. He wants you to enter her mind. | ||
| Q.2. There is a zoo in Lusaka Zambia. |
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| Q.1. We wouldn't take advantage for anyone. | ||
| Q.2. We wouldn't steal for anyone. |
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| Q.1. We was in the same neighbourhood. | ||
| Q.2. We began to met for occasional meals. |