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      Is she a diligent student? Yes, she is very hard working person.    start learning
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      You are very diligent. It’s my duty.    start learning
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      He wasn’t always very diligent.    start learning
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      They’re laughing at her. Why? She is just diligent.    start learning
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      Why are you laughing at me? Because you are clumsy.    start learning
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      It’s very rude to laugh at somebody!    start learning
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      I am not laughing at the situation, I’m laughing at you.    start learning
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      He solved the problem! He found a solution!    start learning
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      Could you help me solve this exercise?    start learning
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      It won’t solve your problems, if you start screaming.    start learning
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      Yes, start yelling, it will solve all problems.    start learning
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      I don’t know what to do regarding this situation.    start learning
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      Regarding that... Regarding what? That! ooo THAT!    start learning
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      Regarding your absence, you are fired.    start learning
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      Regarding the situation in the middle east, I'm going home.    start learning
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      You will gain nothing by doing this.    start learning
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      She is going to gain respect from her superior.    start learning
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      I appreciate the time that you wasted on this, but it is still looks bad.    start learning
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      You don’t appreciate me at all!    start learning
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      If you do that like this, I will appreciate it.    start learning
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      Please, appreciate that I’m here!    start learning
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      She couldn't predict this situation.    start learning
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      I predicted this so I won't be surprised.    start learning
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      Can you predict the weather?    start learning
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      He predicts weather very well!    start learning
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      What is the weather prediction on Tuesday?    start learning
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      The prediction of your development is not good.    start learning
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      Prediction for Sunday: rain, wind, storm, sun and something else.    start learning
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      What is he doing? He’s watching a weather prediction.    start learning
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      If there is a need, I will implement a new computer system.    start learning
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      Yesterday, they implemented a martial law in our country.    start learning
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      Tomorrow we will implement the contents of their statement.    start learning
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      I haven’t implemented the New Year's resolutions yet.    start learning
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      On the one hand, on the other hand    start learning
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      Z jednej strony, z drugiej strony   
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      On the one hand she is right, but on the other, she isn’t.    start learning
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      Allow someone to do something    start learning
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      pozwalać komuś na zrobienie czegoś   
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      I will allow you to eat that cake, if you buy me a herring.    start learning
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      No, I didn’t do that, they didn’t allow me.    start learning
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      We can’t go there. Why? The inscription doesn’t allow us to do that.    start learning
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      I don’t allow you to do that. Why?    start learning
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      Please, respect my privacy!    start learning
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      She sells her privacy everyday in this TV programme.    start learning
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      My privacy is the most important thing for me.    start learning
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      This is my private plane.    start learning
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      You are on private area, please go away or I will shoot you, your wife and your baby.    start learning
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      This is her private diary, we shouldn't read it.    start learning
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      Ligia from Quo vadis didn’t have broad hips.    start learning
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      The river is the broadest here. We have to go down the river.    start learning
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      These letters are too broad.    start learning
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      You have to broaden my trousers.    start learning
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      They will broaden the river bank.    start learning
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      I want to broaden my knowledge.    start learning
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      Did Kubrick direct “Eyes wide open”?    start learning
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      I heard, they have very wide streets in the USA.    start learning
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      She has very wide horizons.    start learning
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      Your car is too wide. You won’t fit in this street.    start learning
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