Points: 4 X 2
Match the exchanges.
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6
А
B
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2 Why don't we go to b Great. See you then.
the clean-up day? c Never mind. I'll go
3 The phone is
to the party by
ringing.
myself.
4 How about asking d I'll answer it.
Ann to come? e I'm going to call
5 I'm visiting my
her now.
grandparents this
Points:
5 X 4 20
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