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    The document contains a series of conversations with corrections. In the conversations, the speaker runs into an old school friend and tells their sister about it. The sister asks questions like how long they have known each other, if they want to see each other again, and if the friend is married. The speaker provides corrected responses to the sister's questions and shares they are having lunch with the friend next Saturday.

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    The document contains a series of conversations with corrections. In the conversations, the speaker runs into an old school friend and tells their sister about it. The sister asks questions like how long they have known each other, if they want to see each other again, and if the friend is married. The speaker provides corrected responses to the sister's questions and shares they are having lunch with the friend next Saturday.

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    111 You Are Walking Along The Street When Suddenly You See Someone Who You Went To Primary School Wit1

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    The document contains a series of conversations with corrections. In the conversations, the speaker runs into an old school friend and tells their sister about it. The sister asks questions like how long they have known each other, if they want to see each other again, and if the friend is married. The speaker provides corrected responses to the sister's questions and shares they are having lunch with the friend next Saturday.

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    Correct the sentences

    You are walking along the street when suddenly you see someone who you went to
    primary school with. You say: Wow! I am not seeing you since years.
    (Wow! I have not seen you for years)

    Later that day, you tell your sister about seeing your old school friend. You say:
    I have seen my old school friend today. (I saw my school friend today.)

    Your sister wants to know more. What does she ask?


    How long do you know her?
    (How long have you known her?)

    You say: I have known her since almost twenty years!


    (I have known her for almost twenty years!)

    Your sister asks another question. What does she say?


    Are you wanting to see her again?
    (Do you want to see her again?)

    What do you say to your sister?


    Yes! We have lunch next Saturday.
    (Yes! We are having lunch next Saturday.)

    Your sister asking lots of questions! Next day...


    Has she had a husband and children?
    (Does she have a husband and children?)

    You say: She wears a wedding ring, so I am thinking she is married.


    (She wears a wedding ring, so I think she is married.)

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