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I think ...
expressing personal opinion or belief
people
human beings collectively
money
coins and notes used to pay
really?!
expressing surprise or disbelief
spare
extra or not currently in use
finally
after a long time; at the end
an interview
a formal meeting with questions
to find
to discover; to locate
to find out
to discover or learn something new
public
open to or shared by all people; not private
now
at the present time
difficult
hard to do or understand
hard
firm; difficult; needing effort
for him
intended or directed toward a male person
a house
a building where people live
an age
how long someone has lived
a child
a young person, not an adult
to seem
to appear in a certain way
to judge
to form an opinion or decide in court
time
a continuous progression of events from past to future
the UK
the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland, a sovereign country in Europe
everyone
every person
love
strong liking or deep care
a book
a written or printed work consisting of pages bound together
just
only; exactly; recently
anymore
no longer; at the present time or from now on
whole
complete; all of it
to know
to be aware of through observation, inquiry, or information
disappointed
sad something did not happen
a way
a method; a route
how many
the quantity or number of something
many
a large number of
anybody
any person
interested
wanting to know more
service
help given; work done for others
to serve
to give food; to work for
right
morally good or acceptable; a direction opposite of left
to feel
to perceive or experience sensations or emotions
a little
a small amount or degree
a little bit
a small amount
an opinion
what someone thinks or believes
sort of
somewhat or to some extent
nice
pleasant or kind
maybe
possibly; perhaps
to hear
to notice sound with ears
to see
to notice with the eyes
how much
the quantity or amount of something
a world
the earth; all people
the public
all ordinary people
to mean
to intend; to signify
Africa
the second-largest continent, known for its diverse cultures, languages, and ecosystems
to believe
to accept as true
same
not different; identical
laundry
clothes and linens that need to be washed or have been washed
such
of that kind
obviously
clearly or plainly
kind
type; caring and helpful
away
not here, far from a place
back
the rear part of something
a fact
something known to be true
straight
not curved; direct
American
related to the United States or its people
open
not closed or blocked; allowing access or passage
special
not ordinary; important
I don't know
a lack of knowledge or certainty about something
support
help or encouragement
the future
the time after now
hope
feeling that something good will happen
point
a specific location or position; a particular detail or idea
a thing
an object, idea, or event
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