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Hi! Good morning / afternoon / evening. See you later / soon. Take care. Good / Great to see you. How’s it going? Howdy! Bye! Goodbye! Have a good / great day! Hey! Have a good one!  \n• Are you serious? No way! You’re kidding! Are you kidding me?  \n• Go green  \n• You rock!  \n• Like no other  \n• Cities, states, regions  \n• Location: north, south, east, west  \n• Rooms and objects in a house  \n• Clothes  \n• Sports equipment  \n• Places at school  \nExpressions  \n• Asking about places: What’s the capital / population of...? Where’s...? What’s it famous for?  \n• Pretty awesome! I’m impressed!  \n• Are you sure?  \n• That’s right! Spot on!  \n• Sorry, you’re mistaken here. 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