I. EXAMPLES:
I’ve had enough of her continual chatter.

I’ve had enough of your complaining.

Haven’t you had enough of him? I found him so boring.

I’ve had enough of the traffic here.

I’ve had enough of this city.

II. DIALOGUES:

A: New York City is a tough place to live.

B: Yeah, it’s so crowded and the pollution is so bad.

A: You know, I’ve had enough of this city. I’m going to quit my job and move to the country.

B: What will you do for a job?

A: I don’t know. I’ll do anything as long as it means getting out of here.

B: Well, I don’t think changing your environment will make things better. You should learn to be content where you are first.



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I. EXAMPLES:

I wonder if it would be convenient to visit you next Monday.
I wonder if Mr. Wang could arrange a meeting with me.
I was wondering if the manager would agree with my design.
I was wondering if you could come to the meeting this afternoon.

II. DIALOGUES:

Salesman: Excuse me, Miss, I wonder if I could have a few minutes of your time?
Woman: Why?
Salesman: Well, I’d like to introduce you to the new super model ZX-2000 vacuum cleaner.
Woman: I’m sorry but I’m in a hurry now. I don’t have time to try it out.
Salesman: That’s no problem. Excuse me for interrupting you. Here, have my card.
Woman: Thanks. If I get a chance, I will check out your vacuum cleaner another time.

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