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That reminds me, I haven't rung Georgia yet start learning
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We talk about this and that start learning
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various unimportant matters
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How many more? No more, actually that's it start learning
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that's the last thing, we've finished
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Here comes the big announcement we've been waiting for. Yes, that is it start learning
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this is an important point
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OK, I'll take our decisions to the committee. Right so, that's that, then. Thanks start learning
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Every now and then, she would half close start learning
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My grandpa drinks a pint now and then start learning
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Now and again I forget who I'm talking to and call him by his first name. start learning
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Colin was here just now – perhaps he's gone to get something from his office start learning
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a few moments ago
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Now then! everybody listen carefully. I have news for you start learning
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As luck would have it, she was in when we called start learning
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If all else fails, we could text then start learning
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If the worst comes to the worst If the worst comes to the worst, we'll have to cancel the holidays start learning
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Si lo peor llega a lo peor
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As far I'm concerned, we can eat any time start learning
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En la medida que a mí respecta
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What with one thing and another what with one thing and another, I haven't had time to reply to her email start learning
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to get a word in edgeways doesn't get a chance to. speak because others are talking so much She can't get a word in edgeways start learning
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start learning
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to get the wrong end of the stick He's got the wrong end of the stick start learning
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no entender algo correctamente
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Could you say that again? you've got me there start learning
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He can't make head or tail start learning
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The boss always talks down to us start learning
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talk as if we were inferior
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Who's going to start the ball rolling? start learning
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to put it in a nulls he'll, this is a waste of time start learning
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para decirlo en pocas palabras
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I hope they get to the point soon start learning
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come to the important part of the matter
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I want to speak my mind today start learning
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I hope we wrap up the discussion by 12.30 start learning
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says things in a long, indirect way
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Sophie always talks rubish start learning
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I hope Will speaks, he always talks sense start learning
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say intelligent, reasonable things
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It's gone too far this time. I shall have to give him a talking to start learning
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They always talk shop over lunch, and it bores me rigid start learning
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your new friend's become a real talking point among the staff start learning
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it was just a small talk, nothing more. I promise start learning
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purely social talk, nothing serious
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start learning
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start learning
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start learning
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start learning
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start learning
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Go on a date with John? No thanks, I'm not that hard up! start learning
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estar mal de dinero/desesperado
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