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compounds Prime Minister, short-circuit, brown-eyedphrasal verbs come, go, get, put, take of, in, on, down

idioms spill the beans, have an axe to grind, kick the bucketfixed phrases of course, at least, in fact, by far, good morning, how do you do,

excuse me, you know 3white as a sheet it never rains but it pours

prefabs the thing/fact/point is, that reminds me, I'm a great believer in …

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polywords by the way topic shifter , so to speak fluency device , strictly speaking evaluator , you know

clarifier , once and for all summarizernevertheless, moreover, however relator

institutionalized how do you do? greeting , nice meeting you expressions closing , give me a break objection , there you

go approval , long time no see greetingphrasal a [day/year/long time] ago temporal relator

constraints as far as I [know/can tell] qualifier , you [creep/

jerk] disapproval , the [sooner/better/happier]

the [sooner/better/happier] comparator , for

[instance/example] exemplifier

sentence I think that X assertion , not only X, but also Y

builders relators , my point is that X summarizer ,let me

start with X topic marker , it's only in X that Y

qualifier , [would/could] you [help/lift that]?

request , it seems that X assertion , that

reminds me of X topic shifter

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