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103. They use their knowing of body functions to aid those in pain.
104. The man whofn I said would be waiting for you had just left.
105. The most of the people there were strangers.
106. Are you familiar to the properties of these plants?
107. This shirt has shrunken in the wash.
108. He should often go for a long walk after he had had supper.
109. They have agreed to cooperate on numerous matters of mutually interest.
110. Will you comment briefly about the latest changes?
111. Fortunately these trees provide shadow from the sun.
112. The clerk gave me a receit for the mailed package.
113. Use this fuel in an economic way!
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114. The volcanos in the seas round Japan are said to be active.
115. He past me the salt and pepper.
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116. There was little flour left and she made some pancakes.
117. As me, he has an intense hatred of horror movies.
118. Wh'y should you lie me all the time?
119. He ensured his car and his house.
120. Who won the race - Fred or Larry? - The second.
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140. Neither my parents nor my sister have heard about my accident yet.
141. In today's world the car is a primary mean of transport.
142. The cheetah, who is a member of the feline family, runs very fast.
143. Harvard is an university famous all over the world.
144. The benefits to be gaining from this experiment are indisputable.
145. Pollution and crime are not the only evils what occur in modern society.
146. His attitude is unlikely to be changeble.
147. He held the umbrella above her.
148. He could not account his strange behaviour.
149. The latter solution is preferrable.
150. Admittance to this museum is free.
151. Her mother adviced her on what to wear.
152. The aircrafts were all ready to take off.
153. She didn't go into the room as she was anxious to waken the baby.
154. He gave me food and money also.
155. This festival is an anual event.
156. He's coming back in two weeks time.
1~7. An award was offered for capturing the bandits.
158. The child was rather backwards for his age.
159. There are a lot of bacteriums in this liquid.
160. That locality is under sea level.
161. He paused among sentences as though too embarrassed to speak.
162. A big number of people were already there.
163. He was born shoulder-high after the victory.
164. The sleeves of this jacket are far too broad.
165. They were brothers in the same religious order.
166. As far as I know she has sold her house and lives in Scotland actually.
167. There were lots of traffic signs, all of them he ignored.
168. He soon became known like an outstanding actor.
169. We entered the cave at the basis of the cliff.
170. He says he will do it-for me under the conditions, but only this once.
171. They had difficulty t~\mderstand his accent.
172. We hardly never hear from them now.
173. Is there anybody who doesn't hate to grow old?
174. If only I knew then what I know now!
175. Do you find difficult to understand the text?
176. Nothing I say does any difference.
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177. They both knew that none of them had been in any real danger.
178. Why should they live at a farm when they have a house in town?
179. I have Maths each other day.
180. They ran much quicklier than we had expected.
181. Winter is especially hard for the old and the ill.
182. Some people believe he's kind of crazy.
183. Supposing your father will find out - what on earth will you do?
184. Thompsons invited us over to dinner.
185. I'm too busy now, but perhaps we could meet soon, although.
186. I would have good eyesight when I was young.
187. These crimes are the works of terrorists.
188. The ruins of the castle stand on the hill over the town.
189. They stood leaning to the churchyard wall.
190. Are you sure they are already to go?
191. It appears certainly that the job has gone to someone else.
192. She passed her driving test at her first trial.
193. Please mind your own businesses!
194. It's difficult to do a comparison when you haven't got all the facts.
195. All the houses in the area have been pulled off.
196. I have no idea why he behaved so unfriendly.
197. Should I have known you would be so upset, I wouldn't have told you.
198. I think I should wear glasses; I must test my eyes.
199. Do you know to make doughnuts?
200. I can't even swim -leave
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1. They didn't do it. It is simply impossible.
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3. She had such a large house that she couldn't manage it,
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10. I doubt she bought that jewel; she isn't that rich.
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11. You have remembered my favourite colour! You are very kind!
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14. There is a slight chance that the rain will stop soon.
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56. My daughter has been reading law for two years now.
Two years ago
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57. Her clothes are much more expensive than mine.
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60. It was a splendid speech, so congratulations!
Congratulations
61. If you're careful, you can use this camera on the trip.
So
62. But for the money, I would change this car any day.
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63. You had only to ask me to find out what really happened there.
If you
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76. He left home because he didn't expect them to come that evening.
If
80. There are more books on the bottom shelf than on the top one.
There are not
81. I went to the hairdresser; I wanted her to cut and style my hair.
Iwent to the hairdresser to
83. There is a chance to find her there but I rather doubt it.
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92. Years ago, people said that flying was an impossible dream.
Years ago, flying
94. I'll lay the table first, and then I'll call him.
I'll call him as soon as
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95. It takes twenty minutes to walk to school.
It's
97. John wouldn't tell you this secret and Mary wouldn't either.
Neither
98. She was trying hard but she couldn't do that problem.
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100. Ifit hadn't been for that map, we couldn't have found the chalet.
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101. Since you don't like football, you never go to football matches.
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102. Peter seldom visits his neighbours.
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110. He worried too much about the weekend party but it all went off perfectly.
He needn't
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111. "You'd better not leave so early, John," said Lucy.
Lucy advised
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122. Tom was going to write a letter, but he started watching TV instead.
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123. ''Never cross the street without looking at the traffic lights", mother advised her son.
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126. Sibyl did not wake me up, and so I was late for the concert.
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127. The weather was so bad that we could not leave the chalet.
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134. The problem was so difficult that I asked my brother to help me.
It was
141. The town counc}l will make this building into a museum.
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143. If she takes a taxi, perhaps she will catch the plane.
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152. Our take-off time was 12.30.
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154. This job requires punctuality and hard work from the employees.
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157. It will be more embarrassing for you if you postpone telling him the news.
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168. John said he had last met her three days before.
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171. It was such a powerful wind that it swept the roofs off most houses.
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178. She didn't know about that house until she read the advertisement.
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182. My friend said: "Don't stop the car here. The policeman is looking at us."
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183. My French teacher made me understand the importance of foreign languages.
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184. Water was scarce last spring; yet we managed to grow some vegetables.
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185. Nobody believes she is a rich woman.
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186. She needs twenty minutes to walk from her house to her office.
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192. She has never heard you give any definite answers to her questions.
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193. Robert couldn't go for a walk with us yesterday, for he was very busy.
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194. We won't finish our work today unless he helps us.
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195. Is it absolutely necessary to repair the roof this week?
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207. Albert hurried, but the shop _was closed when he got there.
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213. Unless the driver had seen us, he wouldn't have stopped the car.
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214. How long is it by car to the railway station?
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247. Both you and your friends disapprove of his talking like that.
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254. Although she}s a diligent pupil, she doesn't get high marks.
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255. This teacher is so good that the headmaster asked her not to leave school.
She is such
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270. Jane offered to help him with that translation, which was nice of her.
It was
273. You have bought more food than you need for the trip.
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1. "You stole the purse!", I said to the guy.
I accused the guy
3. They tried hard and yet they failed again and again.
However
8. You have lent him the money! You are a reliable friend!
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9. Why don't you stay here overnight instead of driving all night.
I'd rather
10. She strove hard and yet she didn't get a rise.
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23. He had just fallen asleep when the fire broke out.
Scarcely
28. The policeman started shouting and was immediately hooted at.
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40. Leave the key under the mat so that Peggy can find it.
Leave the key under the mat for
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88. If you had come on time, you could have heard his speech.
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108. I took a car because I didn't want to be late for the exam.
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109. Pamela talked to her mother before buying that dress.
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111. When the rain started, the children were watching a cartoon.
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114. The boy thought that the woman in the park was his neighbour, but he was wrong.
The boy mistook
115. 21 st February is the last day for submitting your application form.
You must
118. I had just got to the cinema when I realized I had not locked the door of my flat.
No sooner
119. The only way you can reach the top is by working hard.
Only
120. She speaks English so fluently that one often takes her for an English woman.
So
121. I don't think you have met this famous man.
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128. The box was soheavy that the boy couldn't carry it.
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131. "Why don't you try to talk to her?"
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134. Nadia was so good a gymnast that she won several gold medals.
So good
135. She doesn't admit that she has made so many mistakes.
She denies
140.That's no problem for Mother! She deals with such problems all the time!
Mother is
141. My new caris so fast that it overtakes all the other cars on the motorway.
So
145. The little girl stopped crying only when she saw her doll.
Not until
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146. The-only way you can collect examples of people talking naturally is to record a
conversation at a dinner table.
Only by
148. The beauty of the scenery in the Carpathians is the most likely reason why so many
tourists come here.
So many tourists must
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150. She laughed when we told her that her hat looked funny.
She laughed at
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151. I looked at my compass again because I thought I might have taken a wrong route.
I looked at my compass again in
154. The teacher praised Alice because she had done such a difficult exercise.
The teacher praised Alice for
160. We arrived at the theatre but we were told that the play had been cancelled.
We arrived at the theatre only
162. We would all have gone for a walk if it hadn't been for that terrible storm.
But for
163. You'd better try to talk to him.
It's time
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167. I don't really want her to learn about our plans yet.
I'd
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169. She admits she was speaking a bit too loud, but that was not the real reason why he
woke up.
She might
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175. The rain started too suddenly for the tourists to be able to take shelter.
So suddenly
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184. They say that Mr. Strawback, the English teacher, is a good fisherman.
Mr. Strawback, the English teacher,
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187. It had rained a lot, but the ground was still pretty dry.
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188. They were determined to find out the truth and nobody could stop them .
.Nobody could prevent
192. I can't hear any noise in his room and so I suppose he is sleeping.
He must
193. They not only swim well but also ski well.
Not only
194. She said she was sorry she had lost my key.
She apologized
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205. The prisoner claimed that he had not murdered the old woman.
The prisoner denied
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