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    Reply to these statements. The speakers are all saying something different to what they told you before.  
       
   

Example : "I'm going out with Ingrid."

But you said you weren't going out with her.

 
       
1.   "I haven't finished my project."

I thought you said ____________.

 
       
2.   "I'm better at tennis than golf."

But you told me ____________.

 
       
3.   "I enjoy parties."

I remember you saying ____________.

 
       
4.   "I've got a video recorder."

But you said yesterday ____________.

 
       
5.   "I'm applying for the job."

I thought you told me ____________.

 
       
6.   "I like Indian food more than Chinese."

But you said ____________.

 
       
7.   "I prefer pop music to classical music."

You told me ____________.

 
       

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    Answers  
       
1.   I thought you said you had finished it / your project.  
2.   But you told me you were better at golf.  
3.   I remember you saying you didn't enjoy parties / them.  
4.   But you said yesterday you didn't have / you hadn't got a video recorder.  
5.   I thought you told me you weren't applying for it / for the job.  
6.   But you said you liked Chinese food more.  
7.   You told me you preferred classical music.  
 
 
 

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