“I’ve recently started learning to cook.”, Nice! What have you made so far?, Nice! What have you signed so far?, Nice! What have you forgiven so far?, “Could you pay a visit to Grandma this weekend?”, Sure. I’ll try on her coat., Sure. I’ll go and see her on Saturday., Sure. I’ll pour her recipe., “I don’t trust this website with my bank details.”, You’re right to try it on., You’re right to trip over it., You’re right to be careful., “Have you got the receipt for those shoes?”, Yes, I might need it to pour them., Yes, I might need it to read them., Yes, I might need it if I return them., “Mum, can I try on this jacket?”, Of course. The changing rooms are over there., Of course. The recipe is over there., Of course. The parcel is over there., “I’m curious about what’s inside the box.”, Let’s complain to it and have a look., Let’s open it and have a look., Let’s trip over it and have a look., “He tripped on the step but didn’t hurt himself.”, That was lucky. Did anyone help him?, That was lucky. Did anyone try him on?, That was lucky. Did anyone pour him?, “Could you explain how this app works?”, Of course. I’ll pass it down the stairs., Of course. I’ll show you the main steps., Of course. I’ll fall to pieces., “The parcel arrived this morning.”, Great! What did you complain?, Great! What did you trip?, Great! What did you order?, “I haven’t finished my book yet.”, That’s fine. You can sign it later., That’s fine. You can finish it later., That’s fine. You can pour it later., “I made a decision to join the school art club.”, That sounds fun. When do you start?, That sounds fun. When do you complain?, That sounds fun. When do you pour?, “This old photo is very valuable to my family.”, I can understand why you want to trip over it., I can understand why you want to pour it., I can understand why you want to keep it safe., “I argued with my brother about whose turn it was.”, Did you manage to pass it down?, Did you manage to sort it out?, Did you manage to try it on?, “I’m sorry I broke your mug.”, It’s okay. I forgive you., It’s okay. I trust you on., It’s okay. I fall to pieces you., “I spilled juice on the table. Could you pass me a cloth?”, Here you are. Sign it quickly., Here you are. Try it on quickly., Here you are. Wipe it up quickly., “These old photos often make Dad fall to pieces.”, I know. He gets very emotional when he looks at them., I know. He gets very reliable when he looks at them., I know. He gets very curious when he looks at them., “To be honest, I didn’t enjoy the film.”, That’s fair. What didn’t you try on about it?, That’s fair. What didn’t you like about it?, That’s fair. What didn’t you pour about it?, “Please sign your name at the bottom of the form.”, No problem. Do I need to read the parcel, too?, No problem. Do I need to trip the date, too?, No problem. Do I need to write the date, too?, “My aunt taught me this family recipe.”, That’s lovely. Is it an old receipt?, That’s lovely. Is it an old recipe?, That’s lovely. Is it an old argument?, “The children argue about silly things sometimes.”, Yes, but they usually pour soon., Yes, but they usually try on soon., Yes, but they usually make up soon., “My grandfather wants to pass down his watch to my dad.”, That’s a lovely family tradition., That’s a lovely family trip., That’s a lovely family complaint., “We’ve got several things to do before lunch.”, Let’s make a list and start now., Let’s pour a list and start now., Let’s try on a list and start now., “The waiter brought the wrong meal. Should I complain?”, Yes, just pass down the problem politely., Yes, just explain the problem politely., Yes, just try on the problem politely., “I really like your new haircut.”, Thanks! That’s kind of you to trip., Thanks! That’s kind of you to sign., Thanks! That’s kind of you to say., “I can’t find the string to tie this parcel.”, There’s some in the kitchen decision., There’s some in the kitchen drawer., There’s some in the kitchen recipe., “I think we can rely on Maria to help us.”, Yes, she’s very reliable., Yes, she’s very several., Yes, she’s very scruffy., “The vase fell off the shelf and broke into small pieces.”, What a shame! It must have fallen to receipts., What a shame! It must have fallen to parcels., What a shame! It must have fallen to pieces., “He was wearing a scruffy old coat.”, It looked valuable and brand new., It looked curious and delicious., It looked untidy and a bit worn., “I have sympathy for people who are having a difficult time.”, Me too. It’s important to sign how they feel., Me too. It’s important to understand how they feel., Me too. It’s important to try on how they feel., “You’ve done a great job on the project.”, Thanks! That’s a lovely compliment., Thanks! That’s a lovely argument., Thanks! That’s a lovely complaint.

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