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3. | I ___ my parents every weekend. They like to see me every weekend. | 6. | A doctor ___s a patient to see what is wrong with the patient. | 7. | Most people believe in ___. They pray to ___. ___ answers their prayers. | 9. | --Why are you so ___? --Because I won $100 from the lottery! Free money makes me ___. | 12. | --How much did that watch ___? --It didn't ___ me anything. It was a gift. | 14. | You can't buy anything if you don't have any ___. | 15. | I will say a ___ for you, so that you have a safe trip. | 17. | "I have been married to my ___ for 20 years," said Sara. | 18. | I ___ lend you some money if I could, but I don't have any money. |
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1. | --I have to go now. I'll see you ___. --OK. See you ___. | 2. | "I got married again. My new ___ is younger than my ex-___," said Bob. | 4. | An x-ray ___ can "see" if you have a broken bone. These ___s are expensive. | 5. | Did you ___ your change? Make sure he gave you the correct change. | 8. | There are many more patients than there are ___s. | 10. | How much did you ___ for your car? Did you ___ a lot? | 11. | They say that a newborn ___ will change your life. A ___ cries a lot. | 13. | To your family, you are a ___ person. To strangers, you are not ___. | 14. | Most ___s have 30 or 31 days. February is different. | 15. | I am going to climb a mountain next month. Will you ___ for me so that I don't fall off the mountain? | 16. | Did you ___ me a question? ___ me again, and I will try to answer it. |
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