GE2B week 8.5 PM speaking questions
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This document provides advice and examples for answering questions in a speaking test even when responding with "no". It suggests expanding on a no answer by providing additional context, such as reasons for not liking something or possibilities for the future. Sample questions are presented along with example responses that give more information when saying no. The document concludes by listing additional questions for practice with a partner.
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