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Learn English with EnglishClass101.com! After work, you arrive home, collapse onto the couch, and turn on the television. Moments later, your spouse walks in and asks in English, “What are we doing for dinner?” You tell your spouse in English, “I really need a few minutes to decompress before I think about that.” You turn back to the television, but your spouse interrupts in English, “No, seriously…I’m hungry right now. Let’s eat. Do you want me to just get takeout?” You tell your spouse in English, “We can’t just go out to get food all the time. It’s very expensive!” Your spouse responds in English, “Well, it’s either that or I need you to come help me make something right now.” You reply in English, “Fine, go pick up some Chinese from that place down the block.”

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