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a question used to inquire about someone's preferences in terms of musical genres or styles.

a temporary increase in body temperature, often due to an illness or infection.

a plea or a request for someone not to cause harm or injury to the speaker.

a polite response to acknowledge and accept someone's thanks or gratitude, indicating that it was a pleasure to assist them.

an expression of pleasure or politeness used to greet someone upon meeting them for the first time.

a direction used to instruct someone to make a right-hand turn, typically while driving or walking.

a statement used to indicate the destination or purpose of someone's upcoming trip or journey.

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How do you say “What type of music do you like?” in British?

“What type of music do you like?”

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