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I’m not sure I like the big velvet bow on this dress. start learning
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Nie jestem pewna, czy lubię dużą aksamitną kokardę na tej sukience.
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Take a cardigan with you, it might get cold. start learning
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Weź ze sobą rozpinany sweter, bo może być zimno.
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Pete’s wearing those awful checked trousers again. start learning
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Pete nosi te okropnie spodnie w kratkę.
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It’s a nice shirt, but the collar’s too tight. start learning
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To ładna koszula, ale kołnierz jest za ciasny.
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Wearing cotton clothes is the best way to keep cool. start learning
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Denim cloth is very hard-wearing. start learning
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Do we have to dress up for dinner, or can I wear jeans? start learning
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Susi’s dressed to kill tonight – she’ll certainly be noticed! start learning
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I must be putting on weight, this shirt doesn’t fit me. start learning
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That suit fits her like a glove, she had it especially made. start learning
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I would never wear a fur coat – fur belongs on animals. start learning
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I need to get changed into some clean clothes. start learning
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Hurry up and get dressed, or you’ll miss the school bus. start learning
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The children got undressed and are ready for bed. start learning
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I wish you’d hang up your coat on the hook. start learning
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You aren’t allowed to wear hooded tops in some places. start learning
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That sounds like a difficult situation. I wouldn’t like to be in your shoes. start learning
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I only wear leather shoes, plastic is uncomfortable. start learning
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George has bought a really stylish linen suit. start learning
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długim rękawem That’s Henry over there, in the blue long-sleeved top. start learning
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You should wear loose clothing when you go to the gym. start learning
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Serious cyclists wear lycra shorts. start learning
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I’m looking for a white nylon running vest. start learning
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That tie’s very old-fashioned – it’s too wide. start learning
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I don’t like the pattern on this carpet. start learning
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Wear a patterned shirt with a plain tie. start learning
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Wear a patterned shirt with a plain tie. start learning
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He will have to pull his socks up if he wants to pass. start learning
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Have you got a good rucksack to take camping? start learning
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Don’t forget to pack some sandals to wear on the beach. start learning
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It’s very cold and windy, put a scarf round your neck. start learning
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He looks really scruffy – his clothes are old and worn. start learning
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I love silk shirts, but I hate ironing them. start learning
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Joanna looked gorgeous in a sleeveless linen dress. start learning
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I’m getting mum some new suede slippers. start learning
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Jeff always looks so smart in his army uniform! start learning
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Don’t wear a spotted shirt with a striped jacket. start learning
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Not many people wear stockings these days. start learning
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The styles invented by the young are often outrageous. start learning
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George has bought a really stylish linen suit. start learning
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I’m getting mum some new suede slippers. start learning
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Tom has bought a really expensive linen suit. start learning
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These shoes are a bit tight, I should have bought the bigger size. start learning
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I’m not sure I like the big velvet bow on the back. start learning
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I’m looking for a white nylon running vest. start learning
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Have you got a blue V-neck woollen jumper in a size 10? start learning
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Have you got a blue V-neck woollen jumper in a size 10? start learning
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Goths often wear black costumes. start learning
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She’s quite neurotic – always worrying. start learning
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I found the article slightly boring. start learning
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A worldwide survey has cast doubt on the results. start learning
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A ‘tribe’ of young people share ideas. start learning
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We are very optimistic, we can achieve anything. start learning
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We’re all much more alike than we think we are! start learning
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The anthropologist spent years studying them. start learning
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I appreciate all your help. start learning
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That idiot spilt red wine on my beige linen suit! start learning
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A worldwide survey has cast doubt on results. start learning
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Which category doe this CD go in – rock, or pop? start learning
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They make excellent ceremonial costume. start learning
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People often compliment us on our good manners. start learning
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He wears highly conspicuous clothes – they’re so bright. start learning
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He’s very interested in the distant past. start learning
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My great uncle is very eccentric. start learning
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The elderly are best looked after in residential homes. start learning
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Historically there has always been a lot of emigration. start learning
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We used a survey to establish the data. start learning
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It’s difficult to generalize about young people. start learning
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We’re very proud of our identity and cultural heritage. start learning
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The tailor makes high-class men’s suits. start learning
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I want to get some high-heeled shoes. start learning
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Their styles are often imitated by designers. start learning
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Many people have an inability to learn languages. start learning
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The information you gave was inaccurate. start learning
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I think we are strong individualists – we want few rules. start learning
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I have inherited the typical optimism and drive. start learning
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MP3 players are examples of ‘innovative technology’. start learning
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He’s really inventive, he built a wind-up radio. start learning
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The companies are closely linked. start learning
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The Goths wear macabre black costumes. start learning
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Some communities feel marginalized by society. start learning
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He’s so materialistic, he’s only interested in money. start learning
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The measure of success for most people here is money. start learning
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We do have a tendency to melancholy. start learning
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London has a very multi-ethnic population. start learning
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She’s quite nostalgic – she often speaks about the past. start learning
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His dress sense is outrageous – I’m shocked by him. start learning
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I got a pale grey suede jacket in the sale, it only cost £35. start learning
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English people are very patriotic, especially during sporting events. start learning
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He has no regard for peoples’ opinions. start learning
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I think I’m typical in many respects, I like the same as everyone else. start learning
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The Highlands have some beautiful scenery. start learning
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Can you be more specific about when you last saw him? start learning
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She has a tendency to talk too much. start learning
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I’m very tolerant and open-minded. start learning
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She shows an unwillingness to learn foreign languages! start learning
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Dracula is the most famous fictional vampire start learning
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During the turbulence, bags flew around the cabin. start learning
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Passengers desperately clung to their seats. start learning
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It’s a miracle that nobody was hurt. start learning
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He screamed, ‘We’re going to crash!’ start learning
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się We all staggered off the plane in a state of shock. start learning
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A swan can easily cause an accident to an aeroplane. start learning
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We were relaxing when the plane hit some turbulence. start learning
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There is always a shortage of wheelchairs for people. start learning
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The pilot had to abort the take off. start learning
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There is a critical moment when the plane is accelerating. start learning
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You can usually ask for a window or aisle seat. start learning
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He told me an anecdote about his time as a pilot. start learning
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‘Air Babylon’ is written by an anonymous author. start learning
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Have you ever had a problem with a passenger on board? start learning
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There was chaos at Heathrow. start learning
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We use ‘so’ / ‘such’... (‘that’) to express consequence. start learning
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It is important for controllers to have good English. start learning
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It was the co-pilot who landed the aircraft. start learning
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We received a free flight courtesy of British Airways. start learning
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Most air crew enjoy their jobs. start learning
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The flight has landed, they’ll go through customs soon. start learning
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‘Ryanair’ and ‘Easyjet’ are two cut-price airlines. start learning
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In some cases birds can do some damage to engines. start learning
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The official asked, ‘Do you have anything to declare?’ start learning
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There was such a long delay because of fog. start learning
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Passengers leave from Departures. start learning
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I distinctly remember having met you before. start learning
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The company had to force their pilots to speak in English. start learning
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If there’s a fire there will be smoke and fumes. start learning
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He looked very imposing, nearly two metres tall. start learning
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I felt terrible – incapable of doing anything at all. start learning
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What would happen if they were both incapacitated? start learning
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Birds are one of the major problems for any airport. start learning
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Steven Seagal is a martial arts expert. start learning
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You’re sleepy – have a nap. start learning
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Some airports are notorious for losing luggage. start learning
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There is a sensible drinking policy on all airlines. start learning
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We had such heavy cases that we had to ask for a porter. start learning
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He went to baggage reclaim to pick up his luggage. start learning
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I slept so badly that it took me two days to recover. start learning
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He was snoring the whole journey. start learning
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sprintem I had to sprint to catch the train this morning. start learning
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The chances of surviving a crash are not high. start learning
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Most big airports have several different terminals. start learning
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A lot of transferred luggage got left behind at Heathrow. start learning
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Passengers are transported to the plane by a bus. start learning
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Thunderstorms and typhoons cause a lot of turbulence. start learning
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It’s vital for pilots and controllers to have good English. start learning
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There was no advance warning, so many people were hurt. start learning
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She begged him to let her join him in New York. start learning
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Mommy bounced him on her knee. start learning
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He pressed the black button to start the machine. start learning
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‘Dad!’ she shouted,‘I’ve been frantic. You’re late again.’ start learning
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He bought a new dog, a poodle. start learning
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He showed her how to tear the paper and open the boxes. start learning
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She tripped over the dog that was lying on the floor. start learning
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I wrapped up all the presents on Christmas Eve. start learning
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She begged him anxiously to let her join him. start learning
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She tore the box apart as she quickly opened her present. start learning
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At the end of the concert, everybody applauded. start learning
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Jack was babbling baby talk and smiling his happy smile. start learning
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He likes to build, he has lots and lots of wooden blocks. start learning
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The windshield cracked and popped out. start learning
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‘How long has he been off?’ Peter’s mother demanded. start learning
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Peter felt his mother’s firm grip on his shoulder. start learning
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The gipsy had warned her about this man. start learning
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She grabbed Peter’s arm and spun him around. start learning
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He gradually began to realise that she didn’t love him. start learning
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Her French isn’t very good, she can hardly say anything. start learning
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The fire engine had lights, a siren, and hoses. start learning
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Little Brother™ started to cry, and soon he was howling. start learning
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Peter was so excited that he gave him a big hug. start learning
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She recognized the writing on the envelope immediately. start learning
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Since his wife’s death his son had become increasingly difficult. start learning
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Have you seen this incredibly good looking man? start learning
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Mommy picked up Joe and sat him in her lap. start learning
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Suddenly, Little Brother™ was limp on the floor – lifeless. start learning
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The postman delivered two packages this morning. start learning
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He was patting the dog when it bit him. start learning
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Peter placed the bricks carefully one on top of the other. start learning
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He’s reading this book for pleasure, not for study. start learning
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Mommy scooped up the doll and turned him on. start learning
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They have a housekeeper and three servants. start learning
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He was given a spanking for breaking the toys. start learning
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She grabbed his arm and spun him around. start learning
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The blocks I stacked up fell over. start learning
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She swatted the mosquito that had been bothering us. start learning
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Peter threatened to turn the TV off. start learning
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Peter let the baby toddle over and knock down the tower. start learning
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Little Brother™ took tottering baby steps toward Peter. start learning
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Little Brother™ trembled and screeched loudly. start learning
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She felt unbelievably happy as she stepped on board. start learning
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Peter wadded the paper into balls and threw them. start learning
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The windshield cracked in the crash. start learning
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His face wrinkled up as if he were about to cry. start learning
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He was acquitted and allowed to go free. start learning
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They were arrested and taken to a police station. start learning
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The assassination of JFK shocked the world. start learning
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He was convicted of blackmail. start learning
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He was blackmailed into paying her to keep quiet. start learning
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The blackmailer said he would go to the newspapers. start learning
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Someone broke in to our flat and stole my laptop. start learning
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He was arrested for offering the policeman a bribe. start learning
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He tried to bribe me to keep quiet about the robbery. start learning
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The burglar who broke into our flat was only sixteen. start learning
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The burglary had a terrible effect on my mother. start learning
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Britain abolished capital punishment in 1965. start learning
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Several states in the US still apply the death penalty. start learning
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There was no proof that he had committed the crime. start learning
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The mugger was charged and taken to court. start learning
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Don’t expect to get off with a fine if you’re caught. start learning
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Three bank employees were found guilty of fraud. start learning
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Three bank employees were found guilty of fraud. start learning
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Two men tried to hijack the plane. start learning
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The judge sentenced the rapist to 15 years in prison. start learning
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The kidnapper was found guilty by the jury. start learning
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A woman walked in and tried to kidnap a baby. start learning
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The murderer was given a life sentence. start learning
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When a killing is not intentional it is manslaughter. start learning
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nieumyślne spowodowanie śmierci
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Someone tried to mug my sister and steal her mobile. start learning
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We abolished capital punishment for murder in 1965. start learning
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The murderer was given a life sentence. start learning
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He was accused of rape, found not guilty. start learning
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The police were sure he did it, but there wasn’t proof. start learning
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The jury had to examine all the evidence. start learning
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The girl said she had been raped by a stranger. start learning
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The judge sentenced the rapist to 15 years in prison. start learning
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The gang robbed the post office last year. start learning
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The two robbers were wearing masks. start learning
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The burglar was given a sentence of 2 years. start learning
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Animal rights campaigners set off bombs at the lab start learning
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Drug smugglers sometimes swallow packages. start learning
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Smuggling diamonds is a highly-organised crime. start learning
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Someone stole my bag while I was in the restaurant. start learning
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Theft from shops is called shoplifting. start learning
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The security guard saw the thief steal the jacket. start learning
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The school was vandalized and all its windows broken. start learning
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The jury are going to deliver their verdict tomorrow. start learning
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There were no witnesses to the attack. start learning
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