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1. | A. I want to eat out tonight. What do you ___ about that? B. I ___ it's a good idea. | 3. | Are ___ your dirty socks on the floor over there? Please pick them up. | 5. | I want to buy you ___ special for our anniversary. Can you think of anything you want? | 8. | Don't call me any of those names ___. From now on, just call me Fanny. | 11. | ___ me! I forgot to pick up some milk at the market. Oh ___! I'll have to go back to the market. | 13. | A. Do you have a ___ name for your wife? B. Yes. My ___ name for my wife is SuperSugarSweetiePie. | 15. | A. I don't love you anymore. B. What do you ___ you don't love me anymore? Do you ___ we're finished? | 16. | My ___ pie cooked me a delicious dinner last night. That's why I love her so much. | 18. | I love you so much, my ___. What would I do without you? | 19. | A. I want to break up, if that's ___ with you. B. Of course it's not ___ with me--I love you! |
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2. | I have a special ___ for my honey. I call her HoneyPie. | 4. | You are sweeter than the ___ that bees make. | 5. | She is sweeter than cane ___ or brown ___. She is the ___ in my coffee. | 6. | What did I say? I ___ I want to break up with you, that's what I ___! | 7. | I'm very ___d. What are you talking about? You're confusing me. | 9. | Are you still talking to your ___-___? I told you not to talk to her. You and she are divorced! | 10. | Don't ___ me any special names. You used all those special names on your ex-wife. | 12. | Don't call me darling; don't call me sugar, ___. Don't call me ___ name. | 14. | I'm ___ because you forgot our anniversary. Do you think that makes me happy? | 17. | ___ do you mean, you don't love me? ___'s the matter with you? |
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