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Si on travaille, il faut payer des _____________.
mes potes m'attendaient dans la _________________ à l'aéroport
un chat mâle qui habite les rues d'une ville
un noyer en anglais = a _________________
les flics ont trouvé trois ________________ (bullets)
je reste à la maison et je travaille. Je fais le ______________
Le ____________ de Monsieur Warrington.... c'est PAS nickel!!! La compagnie VISA appelle chaque jour pour un paiement :)
ton avion arrive à l'aéroport. On ouvre la porte de l'avion. Tu ______________
animal en Australie qui saute
Lorsque tu écriras ton ESSAI pour l'examen AP French Language, il te faudra mentionner les trois ____________
Putain! T'as mis le jus dans le ________________. C'est gelé!
une personne avec une bonne formation en affaires; "executive" en anglais
la __________________ de Coca Cola, c'est Pepsi.
On a annoncé ton nom sur le _________________ à l'aéroport. T'as fait quoi????
les terroristes avaient des _____________________________
je peux pas ouvrir la cannette (la boîte)... j'ai pas d'___________________
Le __________________ avait pas soif parce que c'est un animal qui traverse le désert sans eau
quoi? Tu avais pas noté l'_________________ de la facture. C'est trop tard. On va couper nos services d'internet/câble!!
Il faut _______________ tes valises au comptoir avant de partir
Il neigeait. Mon avion est parti en retard parce qu'il faillait qu'on ______________ l'avion.
Le caissier m'a pas donné un _____________.
Je vais passer ______________ parce que mon appart est plein de poils de chien
Le ________________ est plein de pommiers,oliviers,figuiers,orangerscerisiers...
M. Warrington était ___________ pendant 10 ans (flight attendant)
cheval BEBE
la prostituée de Monsieur Warrington est orange et _________

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