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							| Hi everybody!  I need your help. I have been doing a rephrasing exercise online and there are two sentences that I always get wrong, the problem is that the programme does not say how it should be to be considered right.  These are the sentences: 1-I had better go to the dentist �s soon -It �s .....     (I �ve tried with "it �s time, it �s high time, it �s about time..." but it �s not considered the right answer) 2-It makes no difference if the play is full booked, we will still try to get a ticket
 
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   Any ideas? Thanks  in advance.   |  15 Apr 2010      
					
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							| 1 - Did you write "It �s time I went to the dentist �s " ? Nothing else comes to my mind ! 2 - ... even if the play is fully booked / although the play is fully booked.          What do you think ?   |  15 Apr 2010     
					
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							| Thanks for your suggestions, but I �ve already tried those possibilities and though I know they �re right, there must be other suitable answers because the online correction does not consider them to be the right ones. |  15 Apr 2010     
					
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							| Maybe you could try: 1-It �s wise /urgent/imperative for me to go to the dentist �s soon
 2-No matter how fully booked the play may be, we will still try to get a ticket.
 I hope I �ve helped you!
 
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							| Can you provide the link to the site - maybe by experimenting there we can figure out the correct answers for you! |  15 Apr 2010     
					
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							| Good idea, Lindsey! I �d like to try, too!! |  15 Apr 2010     
					
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							| Have you tried these again just in case? 
  1-I had better go to the dentist �s soon - It �s high time I went to the dentist soon.   2-It makes no difference if the play is full booked, we will still try to get a ticket
 
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   Good luck! |  15 Apr 2010     
					
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							| As the second sentence has a typo (full instead of fully), perhaps you should try typing an incorrect answer! |  15 Apr 2010     
					
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							| We will still try and get a ticket even if the play is fully booked - is the correct answer to the second one. I �m still working on the first! 
 BTW - I hate you a little Aldegunde! I got 19 out of 25 the first time so I �m now spending ridiculous amounts of time trying to figure out which ones I got wrong! My shame is compounded by being a native speaker and long time teacher of CAE!
 
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							| I �m sorry! (je-je).It �s quite challenging, isn �t it? the problem is that it does not let you know which ones are wrong, so what I did was to write one sentence and check, another sentence and check and so on. In that way I could figure out which ones I had got wrong.  |  16 Apr 2010     
					
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