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- It was great to get your letter.
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- Thanks for your long letter. It was really great to hear all your news, after not hearing from you for ages.
- Sorry I havent written for so long but.
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- I would really like you to visit me this summer. Write to me and tell me your plans.
- Please give/send my regards (love) to your.
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- Write back soon!
- If you want to know anything else, just drop me a line.
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- I am writing to ask for your advice
- Can you give me your advice?
- Ive got a problem and I need your advice.
- What do you think I should do?
- Do you think I should?
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Its my Birthday next week. I am having a party.- . .
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Thanks for the invite. ! ( )
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Its nice/ good / kind of you to invite me. .
Thank you very much! !
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That would be nice. Ill come. . .
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| Best-selling novel | - |
| Backstory | |
| Sense of scope | |
| Verbs | |
| To star | |
| To round out | , |
| To place the bets | |
| To borrow heavily from | |
| To be treated with some emotions | - - |
| To be based on | |
| To be amazingly impressive | |
| Couple that | |
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| Supporting cast | , |
| Scene-chewing role | , |
| Yesteryear | |
| No-holds-barred | |
| Star-crossed lovers | ( ) |
| Accomplished Oscar-nominated actor | (), |
| Post-apocalyptic environment | |
| Universally accepted entertainment | |
| Well-paced script | |
| Meaningful characters | |
| Motion-sickness-inducing camera | |
| Adverbs | |
| Critically acclaimed | |
| Inherently | , |
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| To exhibit something close to earlier performance | , |
| The film feels like a watered-down edit of a much more ambitious film | |
| To judge a picture solely on the merits contained within it | , |
| Something that is sorely missing from the movie is (idea) | - () |
| Something is haphazardly executed (concept, the main message) | - (, ) |
| Something is a far-cry from masterpiece (the work of a cameraman, film) | - ( , ) |
