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He was discussing the country’s economic development. start learning
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He should arrange this shopping window again.
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Do I know the sum of these two numbers? start learning
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It can wait until Sunday.
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You wish you had picked, the other one. start learning
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Front crawl was the first style he’s learnt.
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And he lived happily ever after. start learning
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You’ll hope, I’ll be able to stay longer than last time. start learning
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Could he borrow it from you?
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The child gave you a birthday present. start learning
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We looked at ourselves, in the wardrobe mirror.
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You hope we’ll see each other soon. start learning
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You replaced the receiver.
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He couldn’t sleep last night. start learning
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Can my sister use the internet.
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You regret your decision. start learning
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This is serious matter, no kidding
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Which day of the week was I born on. start learning
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It was a complete waste of water.
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We’re absolutely exhausted. start learning
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Could she open the window?
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Could they meet on Wednesday?
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My mother sunbathed today
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You went on a two-week holiday. start learning
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My car was covered with a thin layer of ice.
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He went to London for a couple of days. start learning
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I was pretty sure they wouldn’t like it.
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He sometimes has to work on Saturdays. start learning
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That was nearly four centuries ago. start learning
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The wardrobe had smooth edges.
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Could she help me roll, that barrel up to the door? start learning
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He should hurry up, if he doesn’t want to be late. start learning
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They’ll be away for a month, possibly longer.
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She felt uncomfortable because she couldn’t stretch her legs. start learning
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The surface of the desk was very rough.
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She’ll tell you, what she proposes. start learning
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We felt uncomfortable wearing a suit.
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She has light brown hair. start learning
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I sent you a postcard, in the shape of a palm tree.
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He’s too tired to go out tonight.
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The contents of the box spilled all over the room. start learning
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Do you have a rag? He spilt some water on the floor.
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She can sense a low pressure today. start learning
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What does it say on the notebook.
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We’ve finished, our essay at last.
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This shop offers a wide range of trousers. start learning
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I lit a candle on the table, and another in the bedroom.
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He’d like to book a room for April first. start learning
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They’ll try to increase the contrast to make the photo look better.
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It’s a knife for cutting sausage. start learning
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I’m sunbathing on the beach now.
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She prefers sleeping on a firm mattress. start learning
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They wrote their phone number on a small piece of paper.
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Correct him if he’s wrong. start learning
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What time would she like to meet?
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You look young for your age. start learning
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He is not getting much further in understanding this problem.
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I’m arguing that buying a new car is a waste of money. start learning
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She took a bowl of the soup and tasted it.
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Call her tomorrow evening if possible. start learning
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I talked to them on the phone two days ago.
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He bought a basket of apples, and some bananas. start learning
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Sara looked directly into my eyes.
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If only I could tell her and make her understand. start learning
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They started working there in May.
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I realized, I had left my keys inside. start learning
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If she will not keep quiet, she can get out.
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You handed the bowl to grandpa. start learning
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She’ll give it back to you next week.
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This whole tape, was recorded in one session. start learning
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It’s been nearly four days.
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Your watch is three minutes slow.
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She climbed the narrow steps. start learning
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Do you mind if he open the window? start learning
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You didn’t recognize her face. start learning
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They need a new coffee pot.
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The tourist season will start next Monday. start learning
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We only see her, at the weekends.
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To begin with, let she looks at chapter 3. start learning
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What has she got in her rucksack? It’s very heavy.
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She failed to convince him.
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Their faces seem familiar. start learning
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Scotland is famous for its landscape.
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There was a fight in the street. start learning
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I have financial problems. start learning
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She pointed her finger at Thomas.
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