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    Learn English > English lessons and exercises > English test #8346: Dialogue : At the hairdresser's
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    Dialogue : At the hairdresser's


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    Note : we have translated 'queue de cheval' as 'queue', in English we say 'pony tail'.
    Nous avons traduit 'queue de cheval' par 'queue'. Le terme exact en anglais est 'pony tail'

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    English exercise "Dialogue : At the hairdresser's" created by bridg with The test builder
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    -My hair is quite ( H K I C T ) . I would like to have it ( L D C U E R ) . -All right, and would you like to dye your ( R I H A ) ? -Actually, I would like to keep my natural ( R O U C L O ) . Yet I would like some ( O B C L K N S O D L) . (2 words) -I see that you have ( D D F A F R U N S ) . Would you like a special ( O S A M P H O ) to make them disappear? -I have tried ( R B O U S T H) my hair regularly (2 words) and I use some ( O M E G A P O H S G) (2 words) but my hair is still ( S R A E Y G ) . -You should use a special ( A E R C ) once a week. Your hair will soon become ( S K L E E ) . -I have tried to ( T O E H R N S ) it, to wear a ( U E Q U E ) , ( B I S R D A ) , to ( A W S H ) it with beer, eggs and all kind of miracle ( R G S U D ) but it didn’t help, so I entirely trust you !






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