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   Hana It's nice. In old French, that meant foolish.
2. 0:06
   Theo So my best design ever is foolish?
3. 0:13
   Tutor Casual praise.
4. 0:20
   Green Street Nice one.
5. 0:26
   Tutor Warm and grateful.
6. 0:33
   Like Crazy So nice.
7. 0:40
   Tutor Polite first meeting.
8. 0:46
   The Usual Suspects Nice to meet you.
9. 0:53
   Hana Nice one, Theo. The modern meaning, I promise.
10. 1:00
    Theo Phew. Then I'll stop redesigning the other nine.

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1. Question 1

   A colleague finds a quick fix for a problem. Which line is the most natural quick praise?

   A Nice to meet you. B Nice one. C Have a nice day.
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2. Question 2

   You meet your friend's sister for the first time. What do you say?

   A Nice to see you again. B Nice try. C Nice to meet you.
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3. Question 3

   A neighbor brings you soup when you are sick. Which reply shows warm thanks?

   A So nice. B Nice try. C Nice work.
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4. Question 4

   Your friend tries to get out of washing the dishes with a weak excuse. Which line fits?

   A Nice to meet you. B Nice try. C That's nice of you.
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5. Question 5

   Which sentence is correct?

   A It's nice for you to wait for me. B It's nice of you to wait for me. C It's nice with you to wait for me.
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