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Dialogue : At the hairdresser's

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1) "dandruff" is always in the singular form.
2) "a ponytail" (not "a queue")).

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-My hair is quite (

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)   [t...]. I would like to have it (

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)   [c...]. -All right, and would you like to dye your (

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)   [h...]? -Actually, I would like to keep my natural (

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)   [c...]. Yet I would like some (

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)   [bl...]. (2 words) -I see that you have (

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)   [d...]. Would you like a special (

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)   [s...] to make them disappear? -I have tried (

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)   [t...] my hair regularly (2 words) and I use some (

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)   [eg...] (2 words) but my hair is still (

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)   [g...]. -You should use a special (

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)   [c...] once a week. Your hair will soon become (

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)   [s...]. -I have tried to (

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)   [s...] it, to wear a (

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)   [p...], (

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)   [b...], to (

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)   [w...] it with beer, eggs and all kind of miracle (

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)   [d...] but it didn’t help, so I entirely trust you !