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1) Fancy (hair) for free? We need models for our trainee hairdressers.Contact is on….
2)Why not (garden)? We are experts and charge the lowest prices locally. Give us a call.
3)Don’t forget (car) regularly.Here at Winn’s Garage we have some special summer offers on service rates.
4) (someone else) the hard work! Sit back and relax while we cut your lawns and wash your car.No job to small.
5)You will never (nails) more professionally than in our new salon in the High Street. Cut-price introductory sessions in May!

1) Fancy a free hairdo? We need models for our trainee hairdressers. Contact us on….
Explanation: In this sentence, we use the word "Fancy" which means "Would you like" or "Do you want". The verb "do" is used to form the question and the correct form of the verb "do" in this case is "do" itself. The word "hair" is the object of the sentence and it needs to be in the plural form "hairdo" to match the context of the sentence. The phrase "for free" means that there is no cost for the hairdo. "Contact" is a verb meaning "get in touch with" and it is followed by the pronoun "us" to indicate the people who should be contacted. The incomplete part of the sentence, the contact information, is left for the students to fill in.

2) Why not do gardening? We are experts and charge the lowest prices locally. Give us a call.
Explanation: In this sentence, the phrase "Why not" is used to suggest or encourage someone to do something. The verb "do" is used to form the question and the correct form of the verb "do" in this case is "do" itself. The word "gardening" is the activity being suggested. The sentence continues by stating that the speaker is an expert in gardening and charges the lowest prices locally. The phrase "Give us a call" is used to urge the reader to contact the speaker. The incomplete part of the sentence, the contact information, is left for the students to fill in.

3) Don't forget to service your car regularly. Here at Winn's Garage, we have some special summer offers on service rates.
Explanation: In this sentence, the phrase "Don't forget" is used to remind someone to do something. The verb "to" is used to connect the main verb "service" with its object "car". The adverb "regularly" is used to describe how often the car needs to be serviced. The phrase "Here at Winn's Garage" is used to indicate the location or source of the special offers. The phrase "we have some special summer offers on service rates" means that there are discounts or promotions available for car servicing during the summer.

4) Let someone else do the hard work! Sit back and relax while we cut your lawns and wash your car. No job too small.
Explanation: In this sentence, the verb "let" is used to suggest or allow someone to do something. The phrase "someone else" refers to other people who can do the work instead of the reader. The verb "do" is used to describe the action of performing the work. The phrase "the hard work" refers to the difficult or tiring tasks that need to be done. The phrase "Sit back and relax" is used to advise the reader to rest or enjoy themselves while someone else does the work. The phrase "while we cut your lawns and wash your car" specifies the tasks that will be done by the other people. The sentence concludes with the phrase "No job too small" which means that they are willing to do any task, regardless of its size.

5) You will never have your nails done more professionally than in our new salon in the High Street. Cut-price introductory sessions in May!
Explanation: In this sentence, the verb "have" is used to indicate possession or experience of something. The phrase "your nails done" means that the reader will have their nails treated or cared for by professionals. The word "more" is used to compare the level of professionalism. The word "professionally" is used as an adverb to describe how the nails will be done. The phrase "in our new salon in the High Street" specifies the location of the salon. The phrase "Cut-price introductory sessions in May" describes the offer available for customers, meaning that there are discounted or cheaper sessions in the month of May.