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A word used to ask about a choice from a known group

To say something new or surprising to get someone's attention

An angry or surprised question showing you do not believe something

Used to ask why someone did something

A phrase you say before telling surprising news

Needed qualities and skills to succeed at something

To show surprise and criticism of a bad choice

A short cry to show surprise, confusion, disbelief, or casual acceptance

A phrase that says something will happen despite problems

A short phrase people say to show surprise or confusion

To give reasons that together explain why something happens

Words people say when they are surprised to see something

A short phrase showing surprise and not believing what someone said

A question asking why someone is upset or acting angry

To ask how likely something is to happen, often when you are surprised

To ask someone to repeat what they said because you do not believe it

To mean other similar things or people not mentioned

Important facts about a situation you need to know

Saying you accept a situation you cannot change

Asking why something is happening when it seems wrong or surprising

A phrase said to show surprise, confusion, or annoyance

Take any action needed to reach a goal, even when it is difficult

Exactly what you need or want in a situation

To get the results of your actions, good or bad

No matter what happens

To say someone has a very bad idea as if they are not thinking clearly

To understand what is really happening because of experience

To understand a situation or subject well

Tell someone angrily that they did something wrong

Adds more important or surprising information

Not as good or impressive as it was before

A humorous remark to greet someone who arrives unexpectedly or looking messy

A strong scolding you get when someone is angry with you

Things that rise will later fall, for example prices or fortunes

End up with what you wanted, often in a way you do not like

To try different ideas to find which ones work

A rude question showing you do not believe someone's idea

Exactly as they appear, with nothing hidden

To say you do not care about something in a rude way

An expression of annoyance about something difficult to do

A short phrase people use to show surprise or disbelief without a bad word

A joke reply that mentions someone's mother to tease them about sex

Works exactly as described and does what is promised

An informal phrase people say to show surprise or disbelief

A question said to show someone is asking for too much

A short angry or surprised shout used instead of a rude word

A joke phrase people say after someone says something that can sound sexual

Asking what reason someone gave for a decision

Try many different ideas to find one that works

To ask someone about their personality or how they usually behave

To ask someone if they agree or what they think

Say this when someone acts very differently, as if they are a different person