Supplementary Question 10

Who do you think will win the World Cup?
 - I fancy Germany.
- Spain, probably.
- Certainly not England.
- I reckon Argentina have a good chance.
- Brazil have got to be favourites.
- I think Belgium might surprise a few people.
- You can never rule out the Italians.
- I wouldn’t bet against Uruguay.
- It’s very difficult to say....
- I'd love Holland to win but I know they won't.
- I don’t know and I don’t care!
- It’s not World Cup year again already, is it?

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Supplementary Question 9

How did the exam go?
- I passed!
- I failed, unfortunately.
- It seemed to go okay.
- All right, I think.
- I got top marks!
- It was a total disaster!
- I just scraped through.
- Don't ask!
- It was a doddle!
- The written part was difficult.
- I'd rather not talk about it.
- I'll find out next week.
- Badly. I'm going to have to resit it.
- It was postponed for some reason.

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Supplementary Question 6

How did Italy and England end up in the same World Cup Group?
- Pure chance.
- Ask Michel.
- Isn’t it obvious?
- It’s beyond me.
- I really can’t explain it.
- That’s just the way it goes.
- FIFA moves in mysterious ways.
- They changed the rules at the last minute.
- I think you already know the answer to that.
- I presume that’s a rhetorical question.
- There’s something fishy about the whole business.
- C’est la vie!

Supplementary Question 2

How much time do you spend on the computer?
- A lot.
- Very little.
- Hardly any.
- Too much!
- Not so much.
- Four or five hours a day at work.
- More than is good for me.
- I only really use it for email.
- More during the week than at weekends.
- I try to avoid using it at home.
- None at all at the moment: it's broken!

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