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 Topic 9 (session A) - Speech Presentation > Thought presentation > Task B

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Task B - Our answers

The scale

 

'Know most detail about what 'she' thought'
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'Know least detail about what 'she' thought'

  1. 'What will I do for the rest of my bloody life?' she asked herself.
  2. What would she do for the rest of her bloody life?
  3. She asked herself what she would do for the rest of her life.
  4. She carefully considered her future.
  5. She thought for a long time.

 

 

 

 


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