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DO or MAKE? Do it, I've made it for you!

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1. Look! The room is so untidy ! Who will the cleaning?

2. I won't ! I prefer the cooking.

3. Well ! well! ... Are you fun of me again?

4. Certainly not, dear! But me a favour, let me do the cooking for once!

5. Oh, all right ! As you have decided to an effort I make excuses.

6. The cleaning! The cooking! What difference does it ?

7. I have to a request...

8. I'll my best to make you happy if possible !

9. Would you mind the shopping ?

10. Of course! I hate trouble.

11. I remember you a lot of trouble the other day when I asked you to make the beds!

12. Who is now trouble?

13. And who always pretends I never well?

14. I'm fed up ! let's peace not war.

15. I will my best, I promise, but ...er...I have three phone calls to make, will you start the cleaning?