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Section 10 Different Kinds of Eating 1I like restaurants. 2What kind of restaurants? 3For food, of course. 4Ah, but there are many kinds of restaurants. 5Like what? 6Well, there are fancy restaurants.
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A: I really need to apply for a driving permit. B: Do you have your ID with you? A: I may have left my ID in my car. B: Well, I need your ID and $27. A: I'll go get it really quick. B: Please hurry. A: Here it is. B: Thank you very much. Please fill
A: Can I apply for a permit today? B: I need to see your ID. A: I think I forgot it in the car. B: You need to give me your ID and $27. A: I'm going to go and get my ID from the car right now. B: Go get it. A: Here you go. B: All right, I'm going to
A: Hello, I would like to apply for a permit. B: Can I see your ID? A: No, I left it in the car. B: I'm going to need to see your ID and $27 for your permit. A: One moment while I go and get my ID. B: Make it quick. A: Okay, here's my ID and the $27.
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