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Workbook answer key 
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neighbour and he came to take his parrot back. So, we didn’t see of what happened in the fi lm we were watching.
Developing speaking p17
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Making apologies: 1 2 5 8 10 11
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PRONUNCIATION p17
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1I felt awful.
2I’m so sorry.
3That’s the last time I lend you anything.
4Don’t worry about it.
5Oh no!
DESCRIBING PICTURES p17
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Developing writing p18
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a Suddenly, b At fi rst, c Then d But e Next f Then g In the end,
h The next day
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Revision: Units 1–2 
Grammar p19
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Vocabulary p19
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Vocabulary p22
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1Because they are bored, because the work is too hard or because their classmates bully them.
2Because some schools are so big that it is diffi cult to know who is playing truant.
3It doesn’t stop ringing until someone answers it.
4100 times
Listening p20
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Use of English p21
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Writing p21
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COMMON MISTAKES p21
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3 Write to me/Write back soon |
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4 we all said |
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homework on Mondays |
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in 2 up 3 down 4 of 5 off 6 in |
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Reading p23
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Grammar in context p24
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Plural countable: any, many, a lot (of), a few Uncountable: any, much, a lot (of), a little Affi rmative: a lot (of), a few, a little Negative & questions: any, much, many, a lot (of), a few, a little
Large quantity: a lot (of), much, many
Small quantity: a few, a little
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2 There are a few biscuits. 3 There are a few people/cups. 4 There’s a little sugar.
5There’s a little chocolate.
6There are a few bananas.
GRAMMAR CHALLENGE p24
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I live in a small village called the Marshwood. There aren’t much many people in my village. There are only a little few houses and shops. However, the shops sell a lots lot of basic things like the bread and the milk. There isn’t many much public transport either. There are only a little a few buses during the week and on Sundays there aren’t some any. Most of a the people travel by car to work in the city.
Developing vocabulary and listening p25
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1… where you can get vegetarian food.
2… who taught me maths last year.
3… when we have a lot of tests.
4… which I enjoyed reading.
5… which is diffi cult to learn.
GRAMMAR CHALLENGE p26
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Developing speaking p27
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Pardon, sure |
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5 Sorry |
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VOCABULARY EXTENSION p25
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impatient |
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illogical |
5 irresponsible |
6 illegible |
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Grammar in context p26
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PRONUNCIATION p27
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interested + in + a 2 did + you |
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Could + you 4 Can + I, help + you |
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much + is 6 price + is, pounds + a |
DESCRIBING PICTURES p27
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1There are some boys, girls, a teacher – the students are probably teenagers.
2They’re in a language school classroom.
3They’re talking to other students not to the teacher.
4They’re talking about something in their book, maybe grammar, or discussing questions. Because talking together helps practise spoken English. They don’t worry about speaking in front of the whole class.
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B1
Developing writing p28
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Revision: Units 1–3 
Grammar p29
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Vocabulary p29
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retirement |
5 collection |
6 discussion |
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vandalism |
8 investigation |
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memorisation |
10 improvement |
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Unit 4
Vocabulary p30
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face |
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fi nger |
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sore 2 headache |
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VOCABULARY EXTENSION p30 |
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swollen |
2 bruise |
3 burned |
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sneezing |
5 rash |
6 dizzy |
Reading p31
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patients |
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crutches |
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Grammar in context p32
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ahave, past
bever, never
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have lived |
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2Have your parents ever visited the North Pole? No, they’ve never visited the North Pole.
3Have you ever spoken to the Queen of England? No, I’ve never spoken to the Queen of England.
4Has he ever won an Oscar? No, he has never won an Oscar.
5Have you ever ridden an elephant? No, I’ve never ridden an elephant.
6Has your English teacher ever starred in a fi lm? No, my English teacher has never starred in a fi lm.
7Have you ever sung in a concert? No, I’ve never sung in a concert.
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GRAMMAR CHALLENGE p32
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Developing vocabulary and listening p33
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VOCABULARY EXTENSION p33
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Grammar in context p34
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2He has just won a prize.
3They have just seen a horror fi lm.
4We have just done our homework.
5I have just fi nished this exercise.
2My sister has just arrived home.
3Holly and Jack have already eaten lunch.
4My mum has just got back from work.
5Have you seen that fi lm yet?
6Have you just met the new teacher?
7Has the bus already gone?
8We haven’t studied for the exam yet.
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GRAMMAR CHALLENGE p34
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Developing speaking p35
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PRONUNCIATION p35
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‘First aid’ is different (the stress is equal on both words; the stress on the other words is on the fi rst syllable.)
DESCRIBING PICTURES p35
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f injured g hurts |
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Developing writing p36
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attention) 6 and other things of the same type/etcetera
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Joe
Great news about your team. Congratulations!
Sorry to hear about your injured knee. I came round to see you, but your mum said you were at the hospital. Call me asap. We all want to celebrate.
NB I left the signed football that you lent me in your bedroom. Make sure your brother hasn’t taken it!
Sam
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Revision: Units 1–4 
Grammar p37
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1Have you ever visited an art gallery?
2William has never ridden a horse.
3Joe and Ellie have just come back from their holiday.
4I have already spoken to George.
5Have you written your email yet?
6We haven’t bought bread yet.
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Vocabulary p37
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Reading p38
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Listening p38
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a French b Russian c nine d mistakes (making mistakes)
e Miss Painter f games g grammar h Russian books
Use of English p39
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1 A 2 C 3 A 4 B 5 C 6 A 7 C 8 C 9 B 10 D
Writing p39
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COMMON MISTAKES p39
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1 any free time 2 much money/any money 3 a lot of/lots of 4 who/that
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again, please 8 where 9 have never learned 10 sounds interesting 11 went 12 Could you send
Unit 5
Vocabulary p40
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documentary the news film advert drama game show chat show cartoon
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VOCABULARY EXTENSION p40
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Reading p41
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Grammar in context p42
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asmall, smaller, the smallest
bfi t, fi tter, the fi ttest
ceasy, easier, the easiest
dboring, more boring, the most boring
egood, better, the best
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popular 7 most important |
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sports 6 is the best at sport.
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2A motorbike is heavier than a bike.
3Matthew is the oldest boy in this class.
4Einstein was the most intelligent person in the 20th century.
5My brother’s bedroom is smaller than my bedroom.
6I think a Ferrari is better than a Peugot 507.
GRAMMAR CHALLENGE p42
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Developing vocabulary and listening p43
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VOCABULARY EXTENSION p43
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Grammar in context p44
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1 as ... as 2 not as ... as, less ... than
3 not as ... as, less ... than, more ... than
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1Italy isn’t as big as Russia./Italy is less big than Russia.
2Hamsters are less dangerous than snakes./Hamsters aren’t as dangerous as snakes.
3The River Thames isn’t as long as the Amazon./The River Thames is less long than the Amazon.
4A kilo of gold is as heavy as a kilo of rice.
5Chocolate isn’t as expensive as caviar./ Chocolate is less expensive than caviar.
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Workbook answer key 
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too |
2 enough 3 expensive |
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1He isn’t old enough to vote.
2I’m too poor to buy that.
3Megan is too short to close the top window.
4Her car isn’t fast enough to win the race.
5That documentary isn’t interesting enough to watch twice.
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2 good enough 3 old enough 4 too long 5 warm enough 6 too expensive
GRAMMAR CHALLENGE p44
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1Children are not old enough to vote.
2Bicycles are less expensive than motorbikes.
3There are only a few seats left.
4Dolphins are not as dangerous as tigers.
5The Thames is not as long as the Nile.
6Have you got a lot of information about the programme?
7The actor was too ill to go on stage.
8He’s the man who we met yesterday.
Developing speaking p45
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don’t |
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idea |
3 neither |
4 Shall |
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sure |
6 mean |
7 about |
8 what |
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let’s |
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Great |
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Make a suggestion: Why don’t we, Shall we go, How about, Let’s
Respond – no/maybe: I’m not sure, But what about
Respond – yes: Great!, Good idea!
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1A: It would be nice to go out tonight.
2B: OK. Where shall we go?
3A: How about going to the cinema? The new Johnny Depp fi lm is on.
4B: I’m not sure – I don’t really like Johnny Depp.
5A: OK. How about going to the Salad Social for dinner?
6B: Good idea, but it’s closed on Sundays, remember?
7A: You’re right. Then why don’t we go dancing?
8B: But what about your ankle – you hurt it last week.
9A: It’s not hurting much now … but I don’t want to make it worse. Let’s go shopping then!
10 B: Great. I need to get a present for Dan!
PRONUNCIATION p45
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sale |
ankle |
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play |
haven’t |
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rain |
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game |
shall |
taking |
Maddy |
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made |
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‘air’ has a different sound
DESCRIBING PICTURES p45
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Students’ own answers
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a looking b sitting |
c remote control |
d look e happening |
f carefully |
g next |
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Developing writing p46
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all except d and j
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Personally 2 think |
3 In my opinion |
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would recommend |
5 As far as |
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Students’ own answers
Revision: Units 1–5 
Grammar p47
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hotter 2 thinner 3 best 4 silliest |
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most intelligent 6 worse |
2
1is less important than love
2isn’t as easy as biology
3too young to see that fi lm
4not hot enough to swim in the sea today
5as clever as her sister
6isn’t fast enough to win the race
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for |
2 who |
3 as |
4 much 5 the |
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yet |
7 any |
8 too |
9 never |
10 think |
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I’m working |
2 have you lived |
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a lot of/lots of 4 were you doing |
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that/which, 0 |
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Vocabulary p47
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game show |
2 cartoon |
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documentary |
4 advert |
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cookery programme |
6 drama |
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funny |
2 surprised |
3 interesting |
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scary |
5 confused |
6 relaxing |
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cousin, nephew |
2 Russian, Turkish |
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childhood, death 4 piracy, burglary |
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thumb, knee |
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6 virus, cold |
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waiting |
2 aid |
3 incorrect 4 aged |
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painkillers |
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Unit 6
Vocabulary p48
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mountain range |
2 valley |
3 rainforest |
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river |
5 forest |
6 beach |
7 ice cap |
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desert |
9 island |
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adrought – 2
bfl ood – 6
cglobal warming – 7
dgreenhouse effect – 4
eozone layer – 5
frecycle – 1
gsave water – 3
hwaste water – 8
VOCABULARY EXTENSION p48
3
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away |
2 out 3 down 4 out 5 in |
6 |
after |
7 up |
Reading p49
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c
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was, p4 |
2 contribute, p2 3 was, p3 |
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keep getting bigger, p2 |
5 will, p4 |
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attracted, p1 |
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c, e, f |
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nature |
2 goes down |
3 artifi cial |
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enormously 5 tasty |
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Grammar in context p50
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I’ll |
2 ’m going to |
3 will |
4 will |
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a going to |
b will c will |
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e |
2 d |
3 c 4 b |
5 a |
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