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In english -- as in any other language -- we do not always say what we mean or mean what we say. this is true 1 some of the things we say every day. for example: "how do you do?" "how are you?" this is what people say 2 meeting. sometimes they stop and shake hands. "how are you?" looks like a question. it 3 written with a question mark after it. 4 sometimes "how are you?" is a question. one person may want to know 5 another is well or ill -- how his health is -- and son on.
When there are question they are almost said 6 the person who says them means them 7 questions and wants an answer. but most 8 they are said in a way which does not ask for any answer. when these words are said 9 , we do not answer: "i am tired," or "i have a bad cold," or "i am not well." we say the same thing back to 10 person: "how are you?" or "hello!" such words are like a smile or a wave of the hand.
1) a. to b. of c. with d. for
2) a. in b. at c. during d. on
3) a. is being b. is c. will be d. has been
4) a. moreover b. and c. hence d. consequently
5) a. why b. how c. if d. when
6) a. when b. but c. after d. as if
7) a. like b. through c. as d. by
8) a. of the time b. of the times c. time d. times
9) a. so b. such c. this d. thus
10) a. another b. the other c. every other d. other
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