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3. | I need a ___ of fresh air; I'm going to go outside for a few minutes. | 6. | I'm not kidding you; I'm as ___ as a heart attack. | 8. | If you're ___, I'll take your plate from the table and bring you dessert. | 10. | Where are you going, young man? I'm not ___ talking to you yet. Get back here. | 12. | I ___ that I will love you and stay with you forever and ever. | 13. | You'd better roll up the windows in the car ___ it starts to rain. | 15. | It's not polite to ___ or curse or use bad words in any manner. | 16. | I promise to ___ smoking tomorrow. I'm not kidding. I'm serious. | 17. | I will smoke one last cigarette before the clock strikes 12; then, starting at ___, I will never smoke again. | 19. | My ___ is sore from yelling at my children and from smoking cigarettes. |
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1. | ___ morning I woke up at 7; I have to see my doctor ___ afternoon. | 2. | ___ hot bread smells so delicious! | 4. | They say that ___ never comes; it's always "today." | 5. | She has a bad smoker's ___; she ___s all day long. I've heard her ___ing in her sleep. | 7. | Smokers get lung ___, throat ___, lip ___, and mouth ___. | 9. | I don't have ___ to eat breakfast, but I do have enough ___ to smoke a fast cigarette. | 11. | You have lung cancer and you still smoke? Are you ___ me? You can't be serious! | 12. | A ___ of cigarettes in New York City costs almost $10; that's almost 50 cents a cigarette! | 14. | Nothing of value is ___; you have to pay for everything, one way or another. | 15. | I have an open ___ on my leg; clear fluid is dripping out of the open ___. | 18. | Please do ___ smoke in this restaurant; it's against the law. |
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