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2. Our new neighbours invited me in for a cup of tea. I must say they seem a very nicesympathetic  couple.

3. Was it Bell who inventeddiscovered the tele­phone?

4. I wonder if I might have a recipereceipt for the things I've bought.

5. Oh, Jan, could you rememberremind me to phone the dentist this afternoon?

6. I wonder if you'd mind bringingfetching John from next door? He's wanted on the phone.

7. What moreelse did you do in Spain, apart from swimming and sunbathing?

8. I've just bought a record of Beethoven's Fifth symphony conducteddirected by Karajan.

9. When we moved into our new flat, I had to sell my grandwind piano.

10. We'll have to change the curtains, darling. They don't passmatch the new suite.

11. A classicalclassic example of actors and ac­tresses playing love scenes was when Richard Burton and Elizabeth Taylor were filming "An­thony and Cleopatra".

12. Many people nowadays are changing from large cars to small ones because they are far more economiceconomical.

13. If you try long enough, then you'll eventuallypossibly succeed.

14. Miss Bright's really effectiveefficient, isn't she?

15. 1066 is one of the most historicalhistoric mo­ments in British history.

16. I can't read David's handwriting at all; it's quite eligibleillegible.

17. The Centre Party has been consequentialconsistent in its policy of opposing nuclear power.

18. The new price increases will take affecteffect on April 1st.

19. If animals have to be killed for food, then it should be done as humanlyhumanely as pos­sible.

20. Did you have a(n) opportunitypossibility to vis­it the Louvre when you were in Paris?