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monicap_87
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I �ve got this question in my listening test:
Why are you driving rather than flying?
a) I dont know how to drive
b) There �ll be four of us to share expenses
c) I prefer flying
I �m guessing A and C are not correct. But I don �t get answer B... do you?
Thanks!
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9 Oct 2009
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gaby_mn
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Meaning it�s cheaper to drive because four people will be paying, or "sharing the expenses" |
9 Oct 2009
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colibrita
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Yeah, as Gaby_mn said it �s cheaper. If they split the price of the petrol (and any tolls!) it works out cheaper than taking a plane.
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9 Oct 2009
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