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1. I have worked for hours.I am (

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)   [t...] now.

2. He was (

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)   [su...] to see me again in London.

3. My baby is (

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)   [g...] today because he didn't sleep very well.

4. They have got a lot of problems and they are a little (

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)   [de...].

5. Don't be so (

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)   [n...] ! You'll pass your exam.

6. That boy is (

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)   [c...] ! He wants to jump from that bridge over there.

7. He has bought a new car and is very (

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)   [p...] of it.

8. The children are (

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)   [c...] ; they are playing in the garden.

9. She has to go to hospital and she is (

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)   [a...] about that.

10. I didn't recognise him! I feel quite (

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)   [c...].