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She takes care of the house but she neglects the garden. I'm going to the hairdresser's because I neglected my hair.
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być winnim, być dłużnym, być winnym przysługi. zawdzięczać start learning
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You owe me 250 dollars, don't forget about it. I helped Jack and now he owes me a favour. You owe this promotion to Peter, you should thank him. I owe my success to my wonderful parents who always support me.
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She is in direct contact with her clients. Can you try to be more direct?; I was directed to room 206. I directed a group of 12 people in my previous job. Tom directed her to the motorway
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I agree with her completely. I totally forgot about your birthday, I'm sorry!
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właściwy, odpowiedni, stosowny start learning
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I don't know the proper name for this disease. Your daughter will receive proper care in our hospital. Using proper language is important.
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Our computer is still under warranty. Luckily it was a day within the warranty so I got my camera fixed for free.
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He paid for three nights in advance. Thank you in advance. Most tourists prefer to book in advance.
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I wouldn't buy it, regardless of the price. Regardless of our objection, you did what you wanted. He decided to fulfill his dreams, regardless of the costs.
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According to this newspaper, the school principal was fired. You have to take a right turn, according to this map. It's my job to make sure everything goes according to plan.
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We told him that all we wanted was peace of mind.
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In fact, I think he's rather nice. I don't want to go there anymore. In fact, I never did. These people are, in fact, my friends. Overall, I'm really tired but I will help you.
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właściwie, akurat, prawdę mówiąc start learning
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Actually, I'm looking for someone. It's actually a bigger problem than it appears to be. I didn't actually see him - I just heard his voice.
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I didn't react to the news correctly, I'm sorry. You didn't behave correctly yesterday.
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I practically told you the whole story of my life. She practically has no money. The house was practically empty.
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right, appropriate, correct, proper I think we made the right decision. Your behaviour wasn't appropriate for the situation. He always gives correct answers. Here is your money. Make proper use of it.
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They have made considerable progress recently. A marathon is a considerable distance to run!
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It was inevitable that she would find out the truth. With more cars on the roads, traffic jams are inevitable.
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warty odnotowania, godny uwagi start learning
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A computer is a remarkable feat of technology. Could you recommend a remarkable book? He was a remarkable man who stood for peace in the world.
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If a technological feat is possible, man will do it. Being a world champion is no easy feat.
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All you have to do is attach it to the power source. You should attach the mirror to the wall. The citizens of Europe should attach more weight to animal protection. I attached some pictures to this e-mail.
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concerned, worried, anxious about You can't find five minutes to call your worried mother? My father is very concerned about my future. My mother is always anxious about me.
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