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Wife: We are back home now. what a tiring evening we had!

Husband: Yes, and it’s good to sit down after three hours’ standing. Nobody can hear it.

Wife:     61_____.

Husband: Neither could I. Although I’ve been to various parties. I don’t think I’ve ever felt so tired in

my life.    62_____.

Wife: And the heat. I hate the horrible weather there.    63_____.

Husband: Yes, we shouldn’t have accepted the invitation at the very beginning, honey.

Wife:    64_____. We’re only in our early sixties. And we often do exercise.

Husband: Yes, you’re right. But we must be getting old now.

Wife: Come on, darling.    65_____. Then we’ll feel much better.

Husband: Sounds a good idea.

A.        I’m not that tired.

B.        All that silly talk, and the drink, and the cigarette smoke.

C.        What’s more, I didn’t sleep well last night.

D.       But we shouldn’t have felt so tired.

E.        A good night’s sleep will put you right again.

F.        But I could just sit here for ever and ever. And I could never get up.

G.       Let’s have some coffee.

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