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Mary behaved most <adequately> when thanking the hostess for her invitation.
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I really needed to talk to her face to face, but I could only <phone> as she lived in a different country.
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I have a <standing> invitation to their home.
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The <diversity> of opinions guarantees an interesting discussion.
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I <especially> like the way Polish people sing and dance.
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You should only make <small talk> at cocktail parties - don't talk about serious matters.
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He was a <solitary> man who was at his happiest when alone at home with a book.
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He took her hand and led her onto the <dance floor>.
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Be sure not to <omit> anyone's name from the list, as they might feel offended.
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You should have asked her <in the first place>.
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After dinner we went to our <respective> rooms.
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She was <in a hurry> to get to the bus stop and as a result left without saying goodbye.
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After we had waited for two hours it <became> obvious that they weren't coming at all.
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In difficult times false friends may <forsake> you, but real friends will stick by you.
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There were so many people that it was difficult to <spot> her.
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She must be <wondering> where we are now.
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The <task> was made more difficult by her being unable to communicate with anyone.
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<Excluding> family members, there will be fifteen people at the party.
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I tried to apologise to her but she gave me a <frosty look> and walked away without saying a word.
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She <repaid> him for his insult by not inviting him to the party.
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We're out of beer. I'll go to the <off-licence> and get some more.
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I cannot <put up with> this noise.
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They are having their <wedding reception> in the garden.
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It is a private conversation - I wish you wouldn't <interfere>.
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She watched her daughter happily <sharing> her chocolate <with> her friend.
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I don't know what happened to him. <Ordinarily>, he is a very nice person.
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I wouldn't say his English was <faultless> but he can communicate ok.
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You can stay overnight if you don't mind sleeping on a <camp bed>.
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He's always very <sociable> when he meets new people.
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What have you <ever> done for me?
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The group was <composed of> three men and two women.
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Bernie <vowed> never to drink again after he lost his Rolex in the club.
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She <put> the guests <up> for two weeks and they ate all her food.
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They <quarrelled> with each other all the time.
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They caused quite a <stir> when they arrived at the party dressed as monks.
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They told us swimming in this river was dangerous because of <whirlpools>.
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I couldn't sleep because of the <rowdy> party upstairs.
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The boy <swears> like a trooper.
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She never <passes by> without stopping to say hello.
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Brian organised a <farewell> party for all his friends before leaving for Japan.
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Why are you looking at me? I have got <nothing to do with it>.
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Tim is well known for his <generosity> - he throws the most amazing parties.
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The <majority> of people in the room were silent, but there were a few noisy ones.
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Jane has entirely <committed> herself to organising her daughter's wedding.
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You could show him your <appreciation> after what he had done for you.
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I saw her for the first time at the family <reunion>.
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After a day of drinking he <could not bring himself to> prepare for the exam.
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Throughout the whole evening his behaviour was <irreproachable>.
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They're organising a <bonfire> for Midsummer Night.
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