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Question
Get into pairs, discuss and tick the most appropriate answer :
You may have lost the match; but ____________.
Options
It is important that you start fighting with your opponent.
It is important to have the will to win.
It is important that you blame the organizers for the rough ground.
Solution
You may have lost the match, but It is important to have the will to win.
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