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u got my reply now.kady is my english name, but i'm not sure if i will continue to use it
in the future. i used to be called celia,
as celia has a similar sound to... my friends played tricks on me, i changed it at last.
thank u for bringing me brave heart, but i don't have time to see it this week,cuz i went
to a barbeque in the forest park and i feel extremely exhausted now.
here are my phone numbers: home tel:62151540 and my grandma's tel: 64083518.if u can't
find me in one of the two numbers, try the other one.
wish u pleasant dreams.
CUL See you later

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Teacher, in ELT Journal 40/2(1986):107)

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How are you?

How are you doing?
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baby-sitter, teenager, knowhow, gimmickfixmendscrab

blacklegdateengagementbaggageluggage

1muchveryI am very
interested (very surprised, very upset)
2wrongvery
I cant go very wrong (or very astray) if I do it.
3likeasHe
cant do it like you can.
4due toThe accident was due to careless
driving.Due to heart failure,he died.

5Sort of, kind ofI sort of (or kind of) felt faint.
6thatIts not that good.
7Centre-forward () John Smith, Actress Flora
Robson, Trainer Vicncent O Brien, Cambridge Professor Smith

8to build up somebody (), the wings of

the aircraft had iced up, to walk out on () somebody

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