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data/oral_quiz/expected_result/week1.txt

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 She {might / may / could} have left her bag behind.
 {May / Could / Can} I pet your cat?
-The restaurant {can’t / couldn’t} be fully booked tonight.
+The restaurant {can't / couldn't} be fully booked tonight.
 We could go and sit by the river.
-I’m sorry, but you {can’t / may not} feed the animals.
-She {can’t / couldn’t} be still sleeping.
+I'm sorry, but you {can't / may not} feed the animals.
+She {can't / couldn't} be still sleeping.
 {Could / Can} you put your proposal in writing, please?
 Yes, you {can / may} borrow my bike.
 She {may / might} be able to get us tickets tomorrow.
-He {couldn’t / can’t} have written this email.
+He {couldn't / can't} have written this email.
 {Could / can} you get some bread on your way home?
 You could take the train instead of the bus.
 They {might not / may not} have heard the news.
-We couldn’t start the event on time.
-A country’s economy {can / may / might / could} grow or shrink.
+We couldn't start the event on time.
+A country's economy {can / may / might / could} grow or shrink.

data/q&a_drill/expected_result/week1.txt

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-No, Jenny couldn’t book the meeting room for this afternoon.
+No, Jenny couldn't book the meeting room for this afternoon.
 The canteen may be too busy at lunchtime.
 They might not find a quiet corner.
 Yes, Jenny thinks she might need to give Linda a warning.
 Linda can be too direct at times.
 Jenny may have formed the wrong impression of Linda.
 Yes, Linda might have just been tired that day.
-Yes, Richard can manage 9 o’clock tomorrow morning.
-No, the meeting room can’t be booked the whole day tomorrow too.
-No, the canteen couldn’t be busy at 9 a.m. tomorrow.
+Yes, Richard can manage 9 o'clock tomorrow morning.
+No, the meeting room can't be booked the whole day tomorrow too.
+No, the canteen couldn't be busy at 9 a.m. tomorrow.

data/transcription_exercise/expected_result/week1.txt

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 Richard: Good afternoon, Jenny. I got a message that you wanted to see me. How can I help?
 Jenny: Good afternoon, Richard. Could we please talk somewhere more private?
 Richard: Sure. We could go into the meeting room, or we could get a cup of coffee in the canteen.
-Jenny: It’s lunchtime. The cafeteria may be too busy. We might not get much privacy there.
-Richard: O.K. Let’s use the meeting room, although it may not be available at the moment.
-Jenny: One moment. I can check. You’re right. The sales team have booked it out for the whole day.
-Richard: So, it’s the canteen then. We might be able to find a quiet corner.
+Jenny: It's lunchtime. The cafeteria may be too busy. We might not get much privacy there.
+Richard: O.K. Let's use the meeting room, although it may not be available at the moment.
+Jenny: One moment. I can check. You're right. The sales team have booked it out for the whole day.
+Richard: So, it's the canteen then. We might be able to find a quiet corner.
 Jenny: We could try. Otherwise, could we pop out to the corner coffee shop?
-Richard: Jenny, may I ask what this is about? I’m beginning to feel a little concerned.
-Jenny: It’s about Linda. I might need to give her a warning.
-Richard: Did you say ‘a warning’? Surely, she can’t have done anything that warrants a warning!
-Jenny: I’m afraid she has. I couldn’t believe it, but I actually heard her being rude to a client on the phone.
-Richard: That’s very unlike Linda. She can be direct at times, but never rude.
+Richard: Jenny, may I ask what this is about? I'm beginning to feel a little concerned.
+Jenny: It's about Linda. I might need to give her a warning.
+Richard: Did you say ‘a warning'? Surely, she can't have done anything that warrants a warning!
+Jenny: I'm afraid she has. I couldn't believe it, but I actually heard her being rude to a client on the phone.
+Richard: That's very unlike Linda. She can be direct at times, but never rude.
 Jenny: Then, I may have formed the wrong impression of her.
 Richard: Yes, she might have just been tired that day. I think we need to discuss this in more detail.
-Jenny: Yes, I agree. If you’re available, we could meet first thing tomorrow morning, say at 9.
-Richard: Yes, I can manage 9 o’clock. Could you please book the meeting room for us now?
-Jenny: Sure, let me open the programme. Oh! This can’t be right! It says the room is booked the
+Jenny: Yes, I agree. If you're available, we could meet first thing tomorrow morning, say at 9.
+Richard: Yes, I can manage 9 o'clock. Could you please book the meeting room for us now?
+Jenny: Sure, let me open the programme. Oh! This can't be right! It says the room is booked the
 whole day tomorrow as well.
-Richard: Oh, yes, I remember now. This is a three-day sales conference. Let’s meet in the canteen. It
-couldn’t be that busy at 9 in the morning.
-Jenny: I suppose not. O.K. I’ll see you there at 9 tomorrow.
+Richard: Oh, yes, I remember now. This is a three-day sales conference. Let's meet in the canteen. It
+couldn't be that busy at 9 in the morning.
+Jenny: I suppose not. O.K. I'll see you there at 9 tomorrow.
 Richard: Great! See you first thing in the morning, Jenny.