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What is the (high) of the tower? start learning
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What is the height of the tower?
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So the road goes the (long) of the town? start learning
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So the road goes the length of the town?
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When did they (wide) the entrance? start learning
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When did they widen the entrance?
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What is the (thick) of the wall here? start learning
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What is the thickness of the wall here?
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The road (narrow) here. Why's that? start learning
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The road narrows here. Why's that?
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What's the (broad) of the river and (deep) of the water here? start learning
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What's the breadth/broadness of the river and depth of the water here?
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Why don't they (large) the map? It's so small. start learning
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Why don't they enlarge the map? It's so small.
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It's nine o'clock and it's still light. When do the days (short) here? start learning
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It's nine o'clock and it's still light. When do the days shorten here?
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How many colleges are there? Just under forty. Well, thirty-eight to be exact. start learning
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How "new" is new? Roughly 1370. start learning
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You're kidding! No, really! Interestingly, the oldest college was actually only founded a hundred or so years earlier! start learning
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Apparently, the biggest room can seat somewhere in the region of five hundred students. start learning
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How many students are there at the university in total? To be honest, it depends. In term time, you'd probably get upwards of twenty thousand. start learning
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How many colleges are there? Just under forty. Well, thirty-eight to be exact. start learning
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How many colleges are there? Fewer than forty. Well, thirty-eight to be exact.
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How "new" is new? Roughly 1370. start learning
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How "new" is new? About/around/approximately 1370. about/around/approximately
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You're kidding! No, really! Interestingly, the oldest college was actually only founded a hundred or so years earlier! start learning
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You're kidding! No, really! Interestingly, the oldest college was actually only founded about/around/approximately hundred years earlier! about/around/approximately
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Apparently, the biggest room can seat somewhere in the region of five hundred students. somewhere in the region of start learning
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Apparently, the biggest room can seat about/around/approximately five hundred students. about/around/approximately
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How many students are there at the university in total? To be honest, it depends. In term time, you'd probably get upwards of twenty thousand. start learning
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How many students are there at the university in total? To be honest, it depends. In term time, you'd probably get more than twenty thousand.
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It's roughly 1,500 metres in length. start learning
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There are upwards of 35 corridors. start learning
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It's just under 1,200 metres above sea level. start learning
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It's somewhere in the region of 715 km. start learning
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It's two metres or so at its thickest point and then it narrows. start learning
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You get approximately 370 to the euro. start learning
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