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Answer key
Module 1
2
1E 2H 3D 4A 5G 6C 7F
3
1the 2The 3the 4the 5– 6the
7– 8–
Unit 1
1
Youareinvitedtoareceptionatthebritish
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useumat7.30p.m.on
F
riday,20th
A
pril.
Therewillbeatalkby
P
rofessor
E
rnest
B
rand,
authorof
T
ribal Art,
tointroduceournew
exhibitionofartfrom
N
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G
uinea.
Drinkswillbeserved.
PleasereplytoMs
H
elena
S
ummerson
0224377689before28
th
M
arch.
B
Unit 4
1
1E 2D 3A 4F 5B
2
1Monday 2Euston 3themorning 4Mr
5theUnited 6theCarlton 7thecentre
8StPeter’s 9theentrance 10December
11theafternoon 12thebank
3
1– 2– 3– 4the 5the 6the7the8the
9an10a11–12the 13the 14– 15–
2
+
-s
+
-es
+
-ies
+
-ves
no change irregular
cars potatoes countries lives series children
houses watches families loaves sheep people
3
1teeth 2is 3aircraft 4Was 5are 6women
7Werethey 8apairof 9sheep 10children
4
11A2B 21A2B 31B2A 41B2A 51A2B
5
1B 2A 3A 4B 5C 6A 7C 8B
6
1acanofsoup 2abottleofwater
3abarofsoap 4ajarofjam
5apieceoffurniture 6asliceofmeat
Unit 5
1
1A 2A 3B 4B 5B 6A
2
1This 2ones 3This 4those 5that
6These7it’s 8this
3
1thisis 2that 3 That’s 4that’s 5That’s
6those 7that 8those 9That’s 10these
Review
1
11A2B 21B2A 31B2A 41A2B
51B2A 61B2A
2
1thedeaf 2television 3the
4theRiver 5The 6theunemployed
7the 8university 9TheChinese 10the
3
1That/The 2that 3those/the 4a
5the/this 6that/the 7the 8the
9that 10the 11the 12that 13the
7atubofbutter
8apacketofrice
Unit 2
1
1an…a 2a…an 3a…an 4an…a
5a…a 6a…an
2
1– 2a 3the 4a 5– 6– 7the 8the
3
jenny
Hello,Karl.Howarethethings?Haveyou
foundjobyet?
karl
Hi,Jenny.Yes,Ihave.
jenny
Great!Isathejobnearhere?
karl
Yes.It’satahotelinathecitycentre.
jenny
That’sveryconvenient.Whichhotelisit?
karl
It’s the hotelopposite the busstation:The
Regent.
jenny
Oh,yes.Iknowit.Bytheway,howisMaria?
karl
She’sOKnow,butshe’sbeenquitesick.She
had an operationlastmonth.
jenny
Oh,dear.Wasantheoperationserious?
karl
14the/this 15– 16– 17– 18–
a
19the 20the
4
1A 2B 3C 4A 5B 6C 7C
8B 9A 10B
test
1C 2A 3C 4B 5B 6C 7B 8A
9C 10A 11B 12A 13B 14C 15A
16A 17C 18C 19A 20B
Module 2
No,don’tworry–nothingserious.She’s
betternow.
Unit 6
1
1 Tess’shusbandworksatMicrosoft’sheadofice
inCalifornia.
2 MarkandSarah’schildrenarestayingattheir
grandparents’.
3 IntheUK,youcanusuallybuywomen’s
perfumesatachemist’s.
4 What’sthePrimeMinister’swife’sname?
I’veforgotten.
5 Thecountry’seconomicsituationmayleadto
areductioninpeople’ssalaries.
2
1schoolbus 2identitycard 3addressbook
4showercurtain 5computerkeyboard
3
1Charles’orCharles’s 2Lou’scar 3London’s
Sohodistrict 4theideaoftherestaurant
5varietyofthefood 6garliclover 7sizeofthebill
4
1Nick’sfather’sbusiness
jenny
I’mgladtohearit–thehealthisso
important,isn’tit?
karl
Yes.Itwas a shockwhenshebecameill.
jenny
Icanimagine.Hasshegotthea
gooddoctor?
karl
Yes.Thedoctor’sveryhelpful.
Unit 3
1
Icomefromclosefamily.I’vegottwosistersand
abrother.Emily’stheeldestsister.She’s a dentist
andshe’s a lovelyperson.Carolineis a student.
She’sstudyingFrenchatuniversity.Sheisn’t a good
student;shepreferstospendhertimeenjoying
herself!Mybrotherhasgot an interestingjob,he’s
anarchitect.Hedesigned a beautifulnewhousefor
myuncle.Ilivewithmyparentsin an oldhouse
in a smallvillage.It’s a quietplacesoI’mgladI’ve
gotlotsoffriendsontheInternet!
a
2fourweeks’holiday
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3doctor’swaitingroom
4children’shospital
8 MostMostofthe
3
1 Arnaudlikesmostmusic.
2 Franhassomedesignerclothes.
3 JohnhasreadallofShakespeare’splays.
4 Ellenhasn’tvisitedanyforeigncountries.
4
Modelanswers
1
I like some music.
2
I haven’t got any designer clothes.
3
I’ve read some of Shakespeare’s plays.
4
I’ve visited some foreign countries.
5jobofthegovernment/government’sjob
6timeof(the)night
Unit 7
1
1yours 2mineis 3Olivia’s 4hers 5ours
6thatyours 7hers 8my
2
1 hisher
2 thehis(ankle)
3 theminemine
4 herhers
5 ofthemtheirs.
6 it’sthecat’s/his/hers.
3
1uncleofmine 2theirvilla 3Youryoghurt
4ofmyown 5friendofLaura’s
Unit 11
1
1everywhere 2nowhere 3something
4everything 5nothing 6anything
7somebody 8everyone
2
1Anything 2Somewhere 3nowhere
4Nothing
3
1Noone/Nobody 2nothing 3anyone/
anybody 4everywhere 5something/anything
cold 6something/anythingcheaper 7someone/
somebodyelse 8somethingtoread
Unit 8
1
1one 2one 3alaterone 4one 5others/
otherones 6white 7this/thisone,theother/
theotherone 8theothers
2
shopper
I’dlikeanapplepie,please.
assistant
Certainly,wouldyoulikeasmallpieora
largepieone?
shopper
Oh,justasmallpieone,Ithink.
assistant
Thesepiesonesarefreshfromtheoven;
they’restillwarm.
shopper
Mmm,theysmellgood.IthinkI’llhave
acherrypietoo,please.CanIhavethat
pieone?
assistant
Ofcourse.Anythingelse?
shopper
Yes,I’dlikesomebread.
assistant
Brownbreadorwhite?
shopper
Doyouhavebreadrolls?
assistant
Yes,wehavebrownandwhiterollsones.
shopper
I’llhavetwobrownrollsones,please.
assistant
Hereyouare.That’s£4.40.
3
1 CanItry
a smaller one
?
2 I’llhave
the egg ones/the cheese ones
.
3 Iprefer
the other one/the second one
.
4 I’dlike
one with a bath/one with a shower
.
5 Let’swatch
the other one
.
6 I’dlike
one with Internet access/without Internet access.
one
Unit 12
1
1A 2B 3A 4A
2
1many 2alotof 3Veryfew 4aren’tenough
5toomany 6much 7little 8alittle
3
1alot 2notmuch 3much 4veryfew
5alittle 6many
Unit 13
1
1Neitherofthemealsisvegetarian.
2Bothmealscontainvegetables.
3Neitherpictureshowsthewholemeal.
4Both(of)themealsincludeFrenchfries.
2
1either 2both 3neither 4neither
5whole 6every 7all 8either
3
1both(of) 2thewhole 3Neitherrestaurant
4All(of)the 5didn’tsee
Review
1
1friendofmine 2citycentre 3James’/
James’s 4children’s 5schooldirector/director
oftheschool 6thehistoryofPrague/Prague’s
history 7Eliska’shouse 8hers 9week’s
holiday 10anapartmentofmyown
2
1 JimmyandBenlikeeachother.
2 There’snowheretosit(inthehall).
3 Someofthestudentsarestayingwithusandthe
othersarestayinginthehostel.
4 Alexeihurt/injuredhimselfbadlywhenhefell
downthestairs.
5 Theyarealwaysdiggingtheroadup!
6 Didyougotothecinemabyyourself?
7 I’dlikeabananabutIdon’twantthatgreenone.
8 Theletterwassenttoeveryoneinthisdistrict.
3
1bothhisnumbers 2toomuchhomework
3everyday 4allthetraveldocuments
5afewstudents 6muchpetrol 7anystation
Unit 9
1
1 Childrenundertwelvecan’tseetheilm
by
themselves
.
2 Ifyoudon’twearahardhat,youmay
hurt/injure
yourself
.
3 Inthisrestaurant,wehavetogetthefood
ourselves
.
4 Allthesupportersmustbehave
themselves
.
2
1C 2A 3F 4E 5B
3
1you 2themselves 3them 4eachother
5by 6himself 7they 8yourself
Unit 10
1
1all 2some 3any 4none 5some 6any
2
1
Allofthem
2 anysome
3 noany
4 noneany
5 SomeAny
6 I’vegotanyIhaven’tgotany
7 didn’tenjoyenjoyed
8veryfewseats
4
1A 2B 3A 4B 5C 6B 7A 8C
9B 10A
5
1C 2E 3A 4G 5D 6B
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1 Bothchildrenhavedarkhair.
2 Carolhassomebags/afewbagsofcrisps.
3 Theadultsaretalkingtoeachother.
4 DennisisAlicia’sson.
5 Thechildrenaren’tbehavingthemselves./
Neitherchildisbehavinghimself./Neitherofthe
childrenarebehavingthemselves.
6 They’veeatensomeof/alittleofthecake.
7 They’veeatensome/mostofthesandwiches.
8 BothofthechildrenarewearingredT-shirts.
7
1I2K 3B 4J 5L 6H 7A 8D
8
1their 2a 3ones 4Most/Many 5anyone
6of 7one 8other 9Both 10little
3
1at 2for 3during 4at 5until/till
6by 7–/for 8–
Unit 17
1
1besides 2by 3on 4by 5by 6apart
7of 8with
2
1 Alotofpeoplehatetravellingbyplane.
2 Myuncleworkedasateacherfortwentyyears.
3 MymobilephonelookslikeaniPod.
4 YoucanusethiscomputerasaDVDplayer.
5 Thecentreisopeneverydayexcept(for)/apart
fromNewYear’sDay.
3
1 onshipbyship
2 bydetergentwithdetergent
3 apartforapartfrom
4 withcrocodileskinfrom/ofcrocodileskin
5 withchequebycheque
6 tocrushingforcrushing
4
+Modelanswers
1 byemail
I prefer to keep in touch with my friends
by phone
.
2 withmyhusband
I usually go on holiday with
my parents.
3 bycreditcard
I usually pay for things by credit card.
test
1C 2A 3B 4B 5C 6A 7C 8A
9C 10B 11C 12C 13C 14A 15C
16B 17A 18B 19C 20B
Module 3
Unit 14
1
1at(time) 2outof(movement) 3for(time)
4awayfrom(movement) 5by(means) 6for
(purpose) 7with(instrument) 8by(means)
2
1 Derekwaitedatthebusstopforhours.
2 Ileftmycoatinthecarlastnight.
3 Thecatoftensleptundertheduvet.
4 Theylivedabovethegreengrocer’s.
5 Lorilivedoppositethegreengrocer’s.
6 Weparkedourcarinfrontofthecinema.
7 Thegirlshadapicnicamongthepinetrees.
8 Jacobalwayssatbetweenthetwogirls.
3
1aElla 1bJane 1cJack 2aAnna 2bLen
2cSteph 3aNils 3bMarga 3cVince
4
1A 2A 3B 4A 5C 6A 7C 8A
5
Modelanswers
1
There are some books next to my bed.
2
There are shoes and boots under the bed.
3
There’s a clock and some pictures on the walls.
4
There isn’t anything on top of the wardrobe.
5
There’s another house opposite the bedroom window.
Unit 18
1
1in 2by 3outof 4in 5for 6In 7–
8on
2
1C 2H 3D 4F 5E 6G 7A 8I
3
cal
HaveyouandInesinishedthatprojectyou
wereworkingon?
tanya
Yes,weinisheditattheendintheend
.
It
tooksuchalongtime.Wehadtoinishitby
lastFridayinthelatestatthelatest
,
andwe
sentitonWednesday.TalkingofInes,have
youheardthenews?
cal
No,whatnews?
tanya
She’sgoingbacktotheSpanishofice.She
saysshe’sleavingLondontogoodforgood.
cal
No!Iknowshecamehereinbusiness
onbusinessatthebeginningofherstay,butI
thoughtshelovedLondon.Howlonghasshe
beenhere?
tanya
AtlastAtleastthreeyears–maybelonger.
cal
Unit 15
1
1to 2along 3across 4past 5into 6onto
2
1 acrossover
2 ontointo
3

4 throughacross/over
5 toat
6 alongpast
3
1across/over,along 2past,over,through
3over,past,through,to 4along,across/over,
past,through,into
Sowhy’sshegoingback?
tanya
Well,shethinksit’stooexpensivehere,and
shemissesherfamily.Butitisn’toffthe
questionoutofthequestion
thatshemight
comebackforshortvisits.
Review
1
1across 2at 3through 4outof 5nextto
6past 7infrontof 8over 9by 10between
11opposite 12above
2
1F 2G 3D 4C 5E 6B
3
1during 2on 3outof 4into 5through
6along 7until 8by
4
1least 2time 3pen 4work 5here
6plane 7email
5
1onire 2fromeightuntil/till/toten 3in
chargeof 4exceptfor 5infrontofJim
6
outofdate 7atthelatest 8onfoot
Unit 16
1
1in 2on 3at 4in 5during 6at 7at
8– 9– 10in
2
1intheafternoon 2in/withinfourdays
3duringthesummer 4from11p.m.to
6a.m. 5(for)ifteenminutes 6until/till/tofour
o’clock 7in/withintwohours 8thisevening
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test
1C 2B 3B 4A 5B 6C 7B 8C
9C 10C 11A 12A 13C 14A 15C
3
Weonlyhavefourworkingelephantshereat
Songklansoitismoresmall
smaller
thantheother
elephantfarmsinthearea.Thelargestelephant
farmofinthispartofThailandhas30elephants!
Thefourelephantsherehavedifferentbackgrounds
andpersonalities.Mao-Maotravelledthemostfar
furthest;hecamefromChaingRaiinthenorthof
thecountry.Changraisthegoodestbestworker,he
lovesliftingwood.Buthe’sverygreedy.Heeatsalot
morethantheothers!Selmaisthemostbadworst
worker,she’sverylazy.She’sonlyeighteenyears
oldbuteachyearshegetslazierandmorelazier
lazier!Tananisfriendlyerfriendlier
thantheother
elephants;shereallylovespeople.
4
1 Mao-Maoistheheaviestoftheelephants.
2 ChangraisyoungerthanMao-Mao.
3 SelmaisolderthanTanan.
4 Tananistheyoungestelephant.
5 Changraisgreedierthantheothers.
6 Tananisthefriendliestoftheelephants.
16C 17A 18B 19C 20A
Module 4
Unit 19
1
1Isthatbirdalive?2Ournewneighboursseem
friendly.3Areyourguestsawake?4Theweather
washotandsunny. 5Areyougettinganew
car? 6Itwasalonganddificulttest.
7We’vegotyellowandorange/orangeandyellow
wallpaper. 8Myauntlivesinabigoldhouse.
2
1shocking 2exciting 3broken
4confusing 5painted 6missing
3
Doyouthinkzoosareboredboringandunnatural?
Doyouprefertoseebeautifulandwildbeautiful
wildanimalsintheirnaturalenvironment?
Jarrold’sNatureParkisanexcitedexcitingnew
wayofseeinganimals.Weknowouranimalsare
sensitivelivedlivingcreaturessowekeepthemin
enclosuresthatarelarge,openlargeandopen.
Therearenouglycagesorhighfences.
Wehaveanimalsbeautifulbeautifulanimalsfrom
allpartsoftheworld.Yourchildrenwilllovethe
amazedamazingtropicalforestwithitsbirds
andmonkeys.
Fromenormousterriiedterrifying
spiderstocute
pandabears.Jarrold’shasthemall.
Jarrold’sNaturePark.It’smuchmorethanazoo
ordinaryanordinaryzoo!
Unit 22
1
1A 2B 3A 4A 5B
2
Televisionviewersaresometimessurprisedtolearn
thatnaturalhistoryprogrammesareoftenamore
popularthansoapoperasorilms.Oneofthemost
famouspresentersisDavidAttenborough.Hehas
beenmakingprogrammesaboutnaturesincethe
1960s.
InthosedaysJacquesCousteauwasbyfarthe
mostfamousTVpresenterofnatureprogrammes.
AlthoughCousteauonlymadeprogrammesabout
lifeinthesea,hisstyleofpresentingwassimilarto
Attenborough’s–theybothseemlikefriendlyuncles
whoreallylovenature.
Ofcourse,today’sprogrammesaredifferentfrom
thoseofiftyyearsago.Inthosedayscameras
werenotnearlyassmallandlightastheyarenow.
Todaythetechnologyismuchmoreadvancedand
therearedigitalspecialeffectswhichcanhelpus
understandthecomplexityofthenaturalworld.
3
1isolderthanme. 2quiteasbigas 3isalmost
thesameas 4aredifferentfrom 5byfarthe
mostexpensive 6abithigherthan
lot
Unit 20
1
1pleasantlittlestone(cottage) 2bignewwooden
(chestofdrawers) 3prettybluesilk(dress)
4nicebigliving(room) 5smallroundsilver
(pictureframe) 6famousseventeenth-century
Dutch(artist) 7expensiveGermanwashing
(machines) 8horribleredcotton(T-shirt)
2
1slightly 2very 3moreviolentthan 4afew
minutes 5betterthan 6very
3
1nicetourist 2lovelylarge 3quiteold
4oldwooden 5bigred 6very 7rather
expensive 8prettylate
Unit 23
1
happily usually early fast hard well
2
1early 2well 3happily 4hard 5usually
6fast
3
1very 2quiteinteresting 3computergames
alot 4extremely 5happily 6fairlyeasy
7inasillyway 8rather 9perfectly 10really
4
1quitewell 2extremelyfast 3reallyslowly
4verycarefully 5quiteoften 6verymuch
Unit 21
1
1 Thistowelisdrierthanthatone.
2 Magazinesaremoreinterestingthannewspapers.
ORMagazinesarelessinterestingthannewspapers.
3 MyspellingisworsethanLucy’s.
4 Theairportisfurther/fartherthantherailway
station.
5 ParisismorebeautifulthanBerlin.
ORParisislessbeautifulthanBerlin.
6 Steakisbetterthanlamb.
2
1 Marioistheoldeststudentinmyclass.
2 Selimaisthetallestoftheathletes.
3 NewYorkisthebiggestcityinNorthAmerica.
4 Thatisthemostbeautifultreeinthegarden.
5 Harryisthemostexperiencedoftheworkers.
6 Mineisthenicestoftherooms.
7ratherhard 8alittle
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feeling this morning
Unit 24
1
1 I’veneverseenadolphin.
2 Werarelygotothetheatre.
3 Christinedidn’tgotoworkthisweek./Thisweek
Christinedidn’tgotowork.
4 I’dliketospeakFrenchluently.
5 Whendidyoulivethere?
6 Thebusisfrequentlylate.
7 ThetraficisalwaysbadinLondon./InLondon
thetraficisalwaysbad.
8 Answerthequestionscarefully.
2
1A 2I 3D 4F 5L 6G 7B 8J
3
1 Sheoccasionallyisonthesametrainasme.
2Idon’tlikeintheeveningseatingaheavymeal.
3 AlwaysWebuyorganicfood.
4Ithismorningreceivedaninterestingemail.
5 Dannyhasoftenfruitforbreakfast.
6MysisterandIduringthedaytimewatchTV.
7 It’ssnowingsoeveryoneisslowlydriving.
8 Youshould
washyourhandsalwaysbeforeameal.
9 Weherehardlyeverhavelunch.
10 SamanthawellsangattheconcertonFriday.
6
nurse
Howareyouthismorningfeeling
?
susie
Notfantastic.YouknowIfeelhardlyever
hardlyeverfeelgreatatthistimeofday.
nurse
Howaboutacupoftea?Alwaysthatalways
makesyoufeelmoregoodbetter
.
susie
OK.Thatwouldbenice.
nurse
Thedoctorsaysthatifyougoslowlyfairly
fairlyslowly,youtodaycanhaveawalk
aroundthegardenstoday.
susie
I’mnotsure.Mylegstillalothurtshurts
alot.Actually,Ithinkitfeelsmorebad
worsethanitdidyesterday.Whichdoctoris
comingtoday?
nurse
Well,itusuallyisisusually
DoctorMarshall
onWednesdays.
susie
Idon’tlikeher.Sheabitannoysmeannoys
meabit.
nurse
Why’sthat?
susie
Shespeakssoquickly.Idon’tunderstand
reallyreallydon’tunderstandwhatshesays
atall.
7
1fasterthaneverbefore 2regularlyyoulose
weight 3quiteboring 4thetreesbecomered
andgold 5lessoftenthannowadays
8
1wasfrightening 2muchmorefrequently
3arenot 4boredandexhausted 5beautiful
oldFrench 6asexpensive 7lessoften 8long
andrelaxing
9
1C 2B 3C 4A 5C 6B 7A 8C
Unit 25
1
1thehighest 2morefrequently 3thebest
4thefastest 5moreslowly 6thelongest
7morecarefully 8later
2
1workasfastas 2sangthebest 3moreluently
than 4wastheworstplayer 5asfrequentlyas
3
1aswellas 2furtherthan 3aseasilyas 4as
quicklyas 5farlessfrequently 6muchmore
quickly 7moreoftenthan 8moreslowlythan
test
1B 2A 3C 4B 5C 6A 7C 8A
9A 10B 11A 12C 13C 14B 15A
16C 17A 18C 19C 20A
Module 5
Unit 26
1
1have 2have/havegot 3doesn’thave
4’s 5Have...got/Do...have 6have 7has
Review
1
1 Iboughtabeautifulbluebathtowelatthemarket.
2 Weweren’tinterestedinCathy’sboringstory.
3 TheirnewItaliansofaisratheruncomfortable.
4 Alastairoftenwatchesdepressingblackandwhite
ilmsonTV.
5 Doesyourgrandmotherstillusethatenormous
1960swashingmachine?
6 Fred’sbehaviourwasquiteshocking.
2
1quietplace 2everyonewasawake 3quite
high 4niceyoung 5uncomfortableold
8have 9Is 10Has...got/Does...have
2
1I’m 2I’vegot/Ihave 3is 4doesn’thave/
hasn’tgot 5are 6aren’t 7She’sgot/She
has 8have 9I’vegot/Ihave 10Haveyougot/
Doyouhave
3
He’s29.He’sIrish.He’smarriedandhe’sgottwo
children.He’s1.82mtallandhe’sgot/hehasblond
hairandabeard.He’sanaccountantinasmall
inancecompany.
6blackandwhite 7rather 8interesting
3
1moredangerous 2Thelightest 3Thelaziest
4thebest 5morepowerful 6thelargest/
widest 7wider/larger 8thelongest
Unit 27
1
1connect 2lives 3doesn’tknow 4agrees
5arrive 6aren’t 7uncovers 8Does...
bring 9does 10Does...provide 11don’t
think 12don’tlink
2
1 Doeswaterboilat100ºC?Yes,itdoes.
2 Doesthesunalwaysriseinthewest?No,it
doesn’t.
3 DoesSwitzerlandhaveacoastline?No,itdoesn’t.
4 DoshopsnearyouusuallyopenonSundays?Yes,
theydo./No,theydon’t.
9shorter 10thegreediest
4
1isanolderinventionthantheiPod. 2isfaster
thanacar 3are(alittle)moreexpensivethanfour-
starhotels 4islargerthantheAtlanticOcean. 5is
muchmorepopularthancricket 6ismuchsmaller
thanarugbyball 7aren’taslowastheyusedto
be 8is(much)moreexpensivethanamotorbike
5
1less 2muchmore 3more 4slightly
worse 5gotbetter 6frequently 7notvery
8verywell
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