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English, 06.11.2020 06:20, Peachyyyyyy978

B) You hardly ever telephone. Can't you c) I'm not deaf you know. Would you
mind
d) Sorry, I'm a bit deaf. Would you
e) You live too far away. Why don't you
10. Write two paragraphs about your most favourite TV Program. Explain
why you like it.
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11. Work in threes. Have conversations as given in the example. [5]
Example:
A: How do you feel if someone tickles you?
B: I hate people tickling me.
C: Really? I don't mind being tickled.
How do you feel if someone:
Corrects your English?
b. scratches your back?
c laughs at you?
d
takes your temperature?
e teases you?
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