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From the options A, B, C and D,
choose the form that best fits the function state, to complete the
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| Neighbor |
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( To complain ) Can't you
quieten down ? I have to get up for work at 5 a.m. tomorrow. |
| Sharon |
I'm very sorry. I'm afraid we got carried away. |
| Neighbor |
You should be. This noise must stop. It
is past midnight. |
| Sharon |
Could you give us another twenty minutes
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( To promise ) |
| Neighbor |
All right, no longer than that or I'll
call the police. |
| Sharon |
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( To assure ) |
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Why are you so so noisy ? |
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B |
The music and noise from your house is deafening.
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C |
You kids are too much. |
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D |
Will you please be more considerate ? |
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promise |
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A |
I promise to chase everyone away. |
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B |
We don't always have a party, do we ? |
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C |
I promise that we will be noisier now that you have complained |
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D |
I promise that the party will end by then.
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To
assure |
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A |
Go ahead and call them. |
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B |
Don't worry. I'll keep my word.
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C |
You're such a wet blanket. |
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D |
I'm not afraid. My father's a police inspector. |
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