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call me as soon as you reach home
I have bought a new dress
I can complete the task if you help me
I failed because the test was difficult
stay at home until I come back
Jenny: Hi Sarah! How are you?
Sarah: Jenny! Im fine and you? I’m so happy to see you!
Jenny: Me too! I miss you so much at school
Sarah: Really? And what is the new school like?
Jenny: Well it is so different, ‘you know? The school’s great, and there’s even a mirror at the girl’s bathroom! Can you believe it?
Sarah: Wow! That sounds amazing! I wish we had one! And what are your classmates like?
Jenny: They all seem nice! The first day three girls approached and start asking me questions and show me the school. They were so kind to me.
Sarah: That sounds great! I’m glad you like your school and have new friends!
Jenny: Oh thanks! I wish you were with me, but at least we can chat after school!
Sarah: Yeah you’re right! I’d love to hear more about you.
Jenny: Sorry I have to go now! Bye!
Sarah: Ok bye! Take care.
I don't know if Anne was invited to the party
The desicion will not be reached until next morning
Is the TV fixed yet
The complaints should be sent to the head office
My car was stolen while I was shopping
The service is included in the bill
No one told me that you were ill
Tom should be given the job in my opinion
Did the ambulance call yet
The blank would be a name, in fluent English it should be the first name or if you addressing an adult that isn't your parents, you say Ms, Mr, or Mrs
<span>The difference between a monologue and a soliloquy is in the fact that in a monologue, the speaker is addressing an audience, whereas in a soliloquy, the author is just thinking out loud, as it his intended for himself. This is used so that the audience can better understand the internal struggles of the character.</span>
