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1. I see. I understand.
2. I quit! I quit!
3. Let go! let go!
  y8 I! H1 i9 V  h2 u. S 4. Me too. So do I.
5. My god! God!
1 c. j; g8 Y& H* e) `9 k 6. No way! No!
# P, E, }6 ?7 N2 w* r3 Q& s' c% V 7. Come on. Come on (quickly)
) X# r' w& j# Q$ i5 w0 D& g! y% G 8. Hold on. Wait.
. K, Q& H' A7 ~7 ^# h 9. I agree. I agree.
) F; L+ k9 h% u4 r# Z0 ` 10. Not bad. Not bad.
6 P. |" r1 Y6 K# Q4 g$ G5 f( A 11. Not yet. Yet.
12. See you. Goodbye.
13. Shut up! Shut up!
: [! f5 x7 _8 h# j9 @7 e- y 14. So long. Goodbye.
: b5 E3 @9 P. j% i8 E 15. Why not? okay! (and why not?)
16. Allow me. Let me.
' u" h2 T7 M$ I0 A9 H 17. Be quiet! quiet!
18. Cheer up! take heart!
19. Good job! well!
20. Have fun! have fun!
21 . How much? How much?
* i' F4 R  r- n" d 22. I'm full. I'm full.
7 \3 l7 Z/ b0 H$ n9 {: P- U3 R 23. I'm home. I'm back.
8 a1 O9 ]3 g2 e- u8 e" } 24. I'm lost. I'm lost.
25. My treat. My treat.
26. So do I. Me, too.
27. This way. This way, please.
3 I5 W# y& S2 E2 B  N 28. After you. You first.
29. Bless you! bless you!
30. Follow me. Come with me.
31. Forget it! do not expect that! (Forget it!)
32. Good luck! Good luck!
33. I decline! I refuse!
34. I promise. I promise.
' Y% A$ d+ u8 h9 S/ J 35. Of course! course!
) P+ h1 h" X9 e$ v$ b; [ 36. Slow down! slowly!
3 h5 y8 s1 t2 C* e$ w9 O+ ?' G 37. Take care! Take care!
38. They hurt. (Wound) pain.
: a3 c' f' q# U* C* y 39. Try again. Try again.
, N! l' ^+ g6 k 40. Watch out! careful.
41. What's up? what I do for you?
42. Be careful! attention!
3 _4 d$ ^% ]# U; e! l& g1 { 43. Bottoms up! Cheers (bottom)!
44. Don't move! Freeze!
45. Guess what? Guess?
# p! ?; S% g! f8 g7 C4 H: V 46. I doubt it I doubt it.
47. I think so. I think so too.
9 L2 m" c0 T" ?4 n. I, s- w  M 48. I'm single. I am a single people.
49. Keep it up! stick!
50. Let me see. Let me see.
51. Never mind. It does not matter.
52. No problem! No problem!
53. That's all! on this!
54. Time is up. Time coming.
55. What's new? have nothing new you?
3 z' \7 U  T9 ^( l* N# J. Q 56. Count me on count me.
8 D& i' T9 c( s. P/ O2 h 57. Don't worry. Do not worry.
1 u. U( b' N6 ^, h" ~- u8 u 58. Feel better? better now right?
# t5 M" P: w9 K$ }- t0 \8 W$ m$ V 59. I love you! I love you!
, o4 B. {4 o+ p# k9 m 60. I'm his fan. I'm his fan.
2 l  R% J5 w$ g6 B4 \" K# C 61. Is it yours? this belong to you?
+ a6 x0 O, `8 i# L 62. That's neat. This is very good.
63. Are you sure? you sure you?
64. Do l have to non-do not you?
65. He is my age. He and I could.
% A! L6 t; a% |6 N0 ]  G 66. Here you are. Here you are.
# E" U: K0 g" m 67. No one knows. No one knows.
68. Take it easy. Take it easy.
0 C' f% y! v& q! r0 p% N 69. What a pity! What a pity!
70. Any thing else? Anything else?
71. To be careful! must be careful!
, g* Q/ n, X" y- ~3 s# C 72. Do me a favor ? help me please?
73. Help yourself. You're welcome.
74. I'm on a diet. I am on a diet.
/ R/ i2 ?7 E, f4 z 75. Keep in Touch. Keep in touch.
0 z% H9 y2 J$ [; e 76. Time is money. Time is money.
77. Who's calling? Which one?
. Q1 Q- u0 q+ ^, D: R3 G, J 78. You did right. You did right.
5 W0 p, W8 Q' i! H" s% C2 r 79. You set me up! you betray me!
80. Can I help you? I help you?
81. Enjoy yourself! I wish you have fun!
- |6 `1 {- x' S 82. Excuse me,juicy couture shop, Sir. President, I am sorry.
83. Give me a hand! help me!
0 L- S& |4 ^) u) Q' g6 f4 G 84. How's it going? how kind?
: ^4 i. v- M# c/ @9 ~ 85. I have no idea. I have no clue.
86. I just made it! I did it!
6 \9 l- t1 p+ Y, M9 ?7 N 87. I'll see to it I will note.
+ h/ g$ j/ l7 F 88. I'm in a hurry! I am in a rush!
/ s6 N# W0 [: [# |" G- |5 g 89. It's her field. This is her hobby.
90. It's up to you. You decide.
91. Just wonderful! really great!
92. What about you? you do?
* A# H5 `6 v8 r 93. You owe me one. You owe me a favor.
7 }& O* i5 i5 y! x: m 94. You're welcome. You're welcome.
95. Any day will do. All day trip on the eve
& B$ U2 m* A* M% a 96. Are you kidding? You're kidding!
( O! W. r5 C) _2 }9 y8 Z, o; v 97. Congratulations! Congratulate you!
/ Z7 N, E. s% } 98. T can't help it. I can not help.
99. I don't mean it. I did not mean.
+ O; X4 q2 W- r6 b" \- u6 Z+ f0 z 100. I'll fix you Up. I'll help you RBI
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1 A' o# X1 }9 T1 `; Q2 k* S 101. It sounds great!. Sounds good.
102. It's a fine day. Today is a good day.
+ R. j8 S0 v4 _& C- `/ f 103. So far, So good. Is still good.
9 \/ _- y; i7 M 104. What time is it? Some of the?
105. You can make it! you can do it!
106. Control yourself! control yourself!
6 g$ M; k: q; J3 }; f; j 107. He came by train. He came by train.
0 W" W* y- e, f 108. He is ill in bed. He was sick in bed.
109. He lacks courage. He lacks courage.
. K% j1 |. \* Q/ ~0 C6 i# W 110. How's everything? everything all right?
111. I have no choice. I had no choice.
112. I like ice-cream. I like to eat ice cream.
113. I love this game. I love the sport.
- ]! r  D( Q% N$ w4 s 114. I'll try my best. I do my best.
  {1 ^# T  h5 Y8 x7 D9 s+ ~ 115. I'm On your side. I fully support you.
) e4 F" {/ I" K* V 116. Long time no see! Long time no see!
117. No pain, no gain. No pain, no gain.
1 ?& B& A# @" w1 j% g# B 118. Well, it depends Oh, it just depends.
119. We're all for it. We all agree.
. L% M' N% W# Y6 X 120. What a good deal! really cheap!
* U8 A  R2 m! \& t) {; N' |5 N' G 121. What should I do? how can I do?
: u; a  B# w/ l1 k/ a 122. You asked for it! you ask for!
123. You have my word. I promise.
" y0 X6 v! S" T% v$ ?% R 124. Believe it or not! Believe it or not!
125. Don't count on me. Do not expect me.
126. Don't fall for it! fooled!
127. Don't let me down. Do not let me down.
/ q  j/ |$ }3 R; U- q, U- }9 ^; b 128. Easy come easy go. Come easy go.
! {+ L% {( I. ], T. ^3 k' a 129. I beg your pardon. Please forgive me.
130. I beg your pardon? you please repeat that (I did not catch).
131. I'll be back soon. I'll be right back.
132. I'll check it out. I'll check.
133. It's a long story. Long story.
4 d4 y$ P4 V& q& M0 b; ]0 ~ 134. It's Sunday today. Today is Sunday.
& @: U/ d' F) B 135. Just wait and see! wait!
  m% V. s0 c  d. n 136. Make up your mind. Make a decision.
6 p1 ~& J; H1 K, m3 y 137. That's all I need. I would be all.
* |) ~# y& o. @' W 138. The view is great. What a beautiful scenery!
139. The wall has ears. Walls have ears.
140. There comes a bus. Car arrived.
141. What day is today? day of the week?
142. What do you think? how do you think?
( f8 v1 s0 T- A 143. Who told you that? Who told you?
144. Who's kicking off? who is now tee off?
4 h" J* z) y* I& W 145. Yes,nike air jordan, I suppose So. Yes, I think so.
146. You can't miss it you will be able to find.
147. Any messages for me? are you by yourself?
148. Don't be so modest. Do not modest.
149. Don't give me that! less to this!
5 @4 ]9 y$ D. U4 k5 H% z 150. He is a smart boy. He is a small arrival area.
151. He is just a child. He is just a child.
152. I can't follow you. I do not understand what you said.
153. I felt sort of ill. I feel a little discomfort.
154. I have a good idea! I have a good idea.
155. It is growing cool. Weather is getting cooler up.
* ~" B/ g- }8 n# t 156. It seems all right. It seems that no problem.
157. It's going too far. Gone too far.
158. May I use your pen? I can do with your pen?
) R. i3 F7 I# O: ` 159. She had a bad cold. She had a bad cold.
160. That's a good idea. The idea was good.
+ l- P0 G1 [9 Z2 ^, F! H 161. The answer is zero. Naught of.
7 W! }* ^: j# y 162. What does she like? she likes?
163. As soon as possible! sooner the better!
9 Z7 H5 r& M1 ~9 z; t 164. He can hardly speak. He was almost speechless.
165. He always talks big. He is always boasting.
166. He won an election. He won the election.
  u, `, i% z6 I. b  i* s6 j& o 167. I am a football fan. I'm a football fan.
168. If only I could fly. If I could fly just fine.
# w4 t8 Z: B8 | 169. I'll be right there. I immediately went to.
% h1 p& L; z% l( X+ K5 [4 L1 ] 170. I'll see you at six. I see you at six o'clock.
171. IS it true or false? this is right or wrong?
% z0 p; q, {- W0 b! v' T( V& ~ 172. Just read it for me. Attending to me better.
173. Knowledge is power. Knowledge is power.
) W* \+ Y. [$ u0 j% s# a 174. Move out of my way! Get out!
3 y, i( [& I$ v; K3 S 175. Time is running out. No time.
176. We are good friends. We are good friends.
' y2 L0 v& ?" H+ e' s+ {- S3 t 177. What's your trouble? your trouble?
1 h0 }$ y/ C1 v 178. You did fairly well! you've done a good 1
179. Clothes make the man. Tailor makes the man.
7 M/ I: J- J" c# _0 g 180. Did you miss the bus? you miss the bus?
8 K  b" k8 [2 k4 v 181. Don't lose your head. Do not panic.
182. He can't take a joke. He can not take a joke.
183. He owes my uncle $ 100. He owes my uncle one hundred U.S. dollars.
% ^* C* o) |8 }  ?# H 184. How are things going? How are things going?
: L/ r- i7 c8 k& V5 T; } 185. How are you recently? how are things?
186. I know all about it. I know all about it.
187. It really takes time. This delay time too.
: D& m* L7 Z/ _' B8 A; x  D 188. It's against the law. This is against the law.
* C- C; J% X, J& ` 189. Love me, love my dog. (Proverb) Love me,paul smith bags, love my dog.
) {/ }6 _# w$ ?, n 190. My mouth is watering. I was drooling.
191. Speak louder, please. Please speak a little louder.
192. This boy has no job. The boy did not work.
% t% C, f& a+ {, L% `. R 193. This house is my own. This house is my own.
194. What happened to you? you how the?
% L9 Y# f7 J9 x* J 195. You are just in time. You've come just in time.
196. You need to workout. You need to workout.
# L0 U; I# A9 b2 d 197. Your hand feels cold. Your hand feels cold. .
3 v" |& F) G" u( m 198. Don't be so childish. Do not be so childish.
199. Don't trust to chance! not luck.
200. Fasten your seat belt. Fasten your seat belts.
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. d6 j/ |. j0 `  Z0 ~+ I 201. He has a large income. He has a very high income.
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+ y$ z7 w% z8 r9 c3 L9 s 202. He looks very healthy. He seems very healthy.

203. He paused for a reply. He stopped to wait? Answer.
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204. He repaired his house. He repaired his house.
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2 e: g5 y4 ^8 k 205. He suggested a picnic. He suggested a picnic.
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206. Here's a gift for you. Here is a gift for you.

207. How much does it cost? How much?
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: T+ z7 d1 ?5 G+ Q' Z 208. I caught the last bus. I caught the last bus.

209. I could hardly speak. I could hardly speak.
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210. I'll have to try that. I'll have to try.

211. I'm very proud of you. I'm very proud of.

212. It doesn't make sense. It does not make sense (anomaly).

* f# g; L* s9 A  a$ q* u, H 213. Make yourself at home. Make yourself at home.
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214. My car needs washing. My car needs washing.
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' M+ _% p0 w1 X: ?! u$ k 215. None of your business! with your business!
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216. Not a sound was heard. Not a sound was.
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217. That's always the case. Used to it.
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) A7 [, k% p& f6 O- q3 j 218. The road divides here. The road divides here.
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* `# d" g* P3 M7 W; O; ` 219. Those are watermelons. Those are watermelons.

220. What a nice day it is! What a nice day!
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3 B: v8 ^/ b+ `  {  E. I7 ~ 221. What's wrong with you? s wrong with you?

9 F8 M! i! R4 I) a 222. You are a chicken. You are a coward.

223. A lovely day, isn't it? good weather,ralph lauren pas cher, are not you?

224. He is collecting money. His fund-raising.

+ k$ `" R% I0 o) X: T4 ]( y 225. He was born in New York. He was born in New York.
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4 C% Q# D0 U: {! r! X  e' h5 g 226. He was not a bit tired. He was not tired.
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227. I will be more careful. I will be more of,
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228. I will never forget it. I will remember the.
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229. It is Just what I need. This is what I need.
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. P6 a, _5 l7 p$ u( s" U 230. It rather surprised me. That rather surprised me something.
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8 R0 R6 ]" u4 Q! i) v$ F 231. Just around the comer. In the vicinity.
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232. Just for entertainment. Just look for pleasure.
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- s! s/ o( e* J8 m5 m3 b 233. Let bygones be bygones. The past, but let that pass.

234. Mother doesn't make up. Mother did not make-up.

; X+ q5 b. R0 y+ G& V 235. Oh, you are kidding me. Oh,abercrombie fitch clothing, I you Do not take a joke.
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236. She has been to school. She went to school.

! T* i6 U( U7 h. K, U2 Y7 R 237. Skating is interesting. Skating is fun.
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238. Supper is ready at six. Dinner is ready at six.
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239. That's a terrific idea! really good idea!
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. O' p, Y6 J) W. n3 h: f. M3 k 240. What horrible weather! Bad weather!
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) E' i5 q2 H9 v1 a; w  c 241. Which would you prefer? you prefer ?
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8 ]! D* |- _) s: q 242. Does she like ice-cream? she likes to eat ice cream right?

243. First come first served. First-served basis.

244. Great minds think alike. Great minds think alike.
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# s8 j' ]! ?: X4 Z, X( ~ 245. He has a sense of humor. He has a sense of humor.

246. He is acting an old man. He is acting an old man.
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3 `1 l( c9 Z8 C1 C1 } 247. He is looking for a job. He is looking for.
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1 q  q, A6 A& q8 K, d) E 248. He doesn't care about me. He does not care.
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249. I develop films myself. I develop films myself.

$ t3 U6 A: V9 l 250. I felt no regret for it. I do not feel regret about this incident.

251. I get up at six o'clock. I get up at six.
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252. I meet the boss himself. I met my boss.
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253. I owe you for my dinner. I owe you dinner money.

  X7 ^! M# r1 f* i3 j 254. I really enjoyed myself. I have fun.

255. I'm fed up with my work! I'm sick of work!

* q! k- H5 k( x: P" ^ 256. It's no use complaining. complaining of no use.
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9 W" p* ?  u( D4 Q 257. She's under the weather. She feel? Bad.
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258. The child sobbed sadly. Child sobbed sadly.

259. The rumor had no basis. That rumor did not? Under.
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260. They praised him highly. They praised him greatly.

, ^5 ]' A) ^% H# R 261. Winter is a cold season. winter is a cold season.

262. You can call me any time. You can call me any time.
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2 z- u8 `. @' N0 f. M; Z# Y" _$ O 263. 15 divided by3 equals 5. 15 divided by 3 equals 5.
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264. All for one, one for all. For all, all for one.
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( I% k( d5 L4 n1 O0 R; U 265. East, west, home is best. Gold so humble, as his own grass nest.
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. l8 A4 s* M; v& `( A 266. He grasped both my hands. He firmly to my hands.
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1 r) N+ ]% f8 G9 l  s; U# Z 267. He is physically mature. His body has matured.
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1 U' x# H. {  N% Y( }  a 268. I am so sorry about this. I am very sorry (sorry).
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269. I can't afford a new car. I can not afford a new car.

. u; e5 X% S( w( S' r 270. I do want to see him now. I really want to see him.

271. I have the right to know. I have the right to know.

272. I heard some one laughing. I heard someone laugh.

) u( ^8 L' m" [, z1 |! K9 E 273. I suppose you dance much. I would like you dance.
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274. I walked across the park. I walked across the park.
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# g1 K: R. A+ L) r* \+ b 275. I'll just play it by ear. I have to just play.

276. I'm not sure I can do it. I am afraid that I can do.

277. I'm not used to drinking. I am not used to drinking.
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278. Is the cut still painful? wounds still hurt you?
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7 t$ m0 v7 W+ j, a9 T' E 279. It's too good to be true! good to be true.
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280. Jean is a blue-eyed girl. Jane is a blue-eyed girl.

7 L) g; \. @9 V" w; s 281. Let's not waste our time. Let's not waste our time.

282. May I ask some questions? I ask a few questions?

283. Money is not everything. Money is not everything.

3 Y0 n. M! \, @% B3 l% i" F5 W# j0 Z 284. Neither of the men spoke. Neither of the men spoke.

, a; ~+ W8 n* g2 z& V- Z: x 285. Stop making such a noise. Knock it off.

286. That makes no difference. No difference.

/ M  v+ V4 l3 k  [ 287. The price is reasonable. Price is reasonable.
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* x' L$ Z. `2 a5 f/ n 288. They crowned him king. They crowned him king.

6 `7 p- @' M. B9 o7 w' j) ^  Z 289. They're in red and white. They wear red and white.
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5 h( x1 a1 X3 |  N' \ 290. We all desire happiness. We all want happiness.
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. h. c& E- u! v9 _3 G8 ~- G 291. We just caught the plane we just caught the plane.
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292. What shall we do tonight? we do tonight what?

, M/ U/ X. e  o  I% D+ A) f. _( T 293. What's your goal in life is what your goal in life?

294. When was the house built? when the house is built?

295. Why did you stay at home? Why stay home?
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296. Would you like some help ? help you?
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! k6 l* P8 z$ j% O4 q6 S' ]+ |7 J" E 297. You mustn't aim too high you can not aim too high.
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298. You're really killing me! really killing me!
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' w+ _, ?2 @! y& T1 O1 Y. r 299. You've got a point there. You've got a point.

! k8 G4 Z& M' x6 H7 N" d% b. U# e8 S* t) f 300. Being criticized is awful! been criticized is awful


301. Did you enter the contest? you enter the contest you?

* }+ b6 F& l6 X1 E+ i  `/ d1 r; V 302. Do you accept credit cards? you accept credit cards?
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303. Don't cry over spilt milk. Do not cry over spilled milk.

304. Don't let chances pass by. Do not let the opportunity slip away from us.
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/ g6 M( ]1 F7 A$ v 305. He owned himself defeated. He admitted that he failed.

306. He seems at little nervous. He looked a little nervous.
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307. He strolls about the town. He strolls.
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308. Her tooth ached all night. She had a toothache all night.

) g- i: s9 X- r, V 309. How about a drink tonight? How about a drink tonight?
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& G% e2 s( L: i; ^. ]6 g. J& B 310. I can do nothing but that. I will do that.
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311. I get hold of you at last. I finally found you.
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312. I have a surprise for you. I have a surprise for you to see.
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8 b6 ]- g# B- d/ o1 ?: y9 E: z 313. I like all kinds of fruit. I like all kinds.

314. I saw it with my own eyes. I have seen.
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315. I will arrange everything. I will arrange everything.
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316. I wish I knew my neighbor. I want to know my neighbors.

3 M* Z/ T' |6 @ 317. I would like to check out. I would like to check.

318. It has be come much cooler. The weather became cooler.

319. It's time you went to bed. You went to bed.

320. No spitting on the street. Ban spitting in the street.

( S/ y, P' j, z 321. She was totally exhausted. She was totally.

322. Show your tickets,Ed Hardy T-Shirt, please. Please show your ticket.
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323. Thank you for your advice. Thanks for your advice.

5 r  k3 X" q; `4 Q# | 324. That's the latest fashion. This is the most popular styles.

) J8 R# i9 `( A7 k 325. The train arrived on time. Train arrived.

326. There go the house lights. Theater lights.
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& M: c* d; I! C. _0 @% y* r 327. They are paid by the hour. They are paid by the hour.

+ U! e) o4 G5 I, G 328. Things are getting better. The situation is improving.
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% J% r- |1 ~. \" y 329. Wake me up at five thirty. Things are getting me.
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330. We are all busy with work. We are all busy.
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331. Where do you want to meet? where you want to meet?
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: w1 E$ ^- X" o# G 332. You can get what you want. You can get what you want.
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% }, x5 K" @6 w( z( W: V2 b 333. A barking dog doesn't bite! barking dog does not bite.

334. Are you free this Saturday? you free this Saturday you?
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3 Y3 {8 a6 q) R 335. Be careful not to fall ill. Careful not to fall.
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336. Being a mother is not easy. Being a mother is not easy.

5 R( A9 w+ E1 d5 e& C0 c 337. Brevity is the soul of wit. Brevity is the soul of wit.
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, T, i/ T& [# i1 P3 Q& z! K9 `+ u 338. Cancer is a deadly disease. Cancer is a deadly disease.

' w% H/ t+ [8 C# _& l8 @! y- O7 ? 339. Did you fight with others? you fight with others of you?
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340. Don't dream away your time. Do not waste time.
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, s, H* A) @, |# W0 M1 N& L8 ^ 341. Don't keep me waiting long. Do not make me wait too long.

% \  C# [0 h" ? 342. He has a remarkable memory. He has amazing memory.
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. I5 h  A0 h- z" l, S 343. He has completed the task. He completed the task.
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344. He has quite a few friends. He has many friends.

345. He is capable of any crime. What he is capable of any.

346. He walks with a quick pace. He did a quick walk.
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347. He was not a little tired. He was very tired.
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5 d/ |4 f/ B$ I. ]/ W& ^7 N" M2 k 348. His looks are always funny. He was not funny.

349. How about going to a movie? to see how a movie like?

350. I think I've caught a cold. I think I caught a cold.

- F/ @' i$ H4 [% n# }9 [# S/ F1 b1 c 351. I was taking care of Sally. I take care of Sally.

352. I wish I lived in NEWYORK. I wish I lived in New York.
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353. I'm very glad to hear that. Glad to hear you say so.

354. I'm your lucky fellow then. I'm your lucky fellow!
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& S# o0 |7 g8 i2 b- K% s, @, @ 355. It's none of your business! This is none of your business!
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5 g2 A6 q! s! @( M0 t  l. c 356. No littering on the campus. No littering on campus.
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357. She is a good-looking girl. She is a beautiful girl.

358. She mended the broken doll. She fixes a broken doll.

359. So I just take what I want. So I just take what I need.

  H( d" v+ x2 o5 t9 Y 360. Spring is a pretty season, spring is a good season.

" Z6 M2 L) W7 X7 k  E8 a2 S& I9 ]9 U! q 361. The figure seems all Right. The number appears to be right.

362. The stars are too far away. The stars are too far away.
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2 i1 M6 {1 L# K. W# v  B9 \ 363. The whole world knows that. The whole world knows.

7 Q( I+ B( a; a+ H* h' B 364. Tomorrow will be a holiday. Holiday tomorrow.

365. We walk on the garden path. We walk in the garden.
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366. What you need is just rest. You need is rest.

367. What's your favorite steps? what dance do you like best?
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2 X! {% u' A( ^7 {2 r5 R 368. You'd better let her alone. You'd better let her alone for a moment.

369. A lost chance never returns. Miss the chance never.

370. Don't let this get you down. Do not this get you down.

2 c9 d! U$ A& H7 r8 Q' |' [ 371. He shot the lion with a gun. He shot the lion dead.

372. I don't think you are right. I think you are wrong.
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) _- U8 ]+ l( p8 m  o; H 373. I have never seen the movie. I have never seen that movie.

374. I haven't seen you for ages. I have not seen you.
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# {) g2 @* e7 R# e( D 375. I was alone, but not lonely. I was alone, but does not feel lonely.

376. I went there three days ago. I've been there three days ago.
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377. It's a friendly competition. This is a friendly competition.

378. It's very thoughtful of you. Thoughtful of you.

379. May I speak to Lora, please? I could and went there?
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380. Mr.Wang is fixing his bike. Wang is fixing his bike.

381. My brother is see king a job. My brother is looking for a job.

382. Nancy will retire next year. Nancy will retire next.
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383. Neither you nor he is wrong. You are right, he is.
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384. Opportunity knocks but once. Now or never.
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2 L  n. `( a' R' w5 q+ N 385. She dressed herself hastily. She hastily dressed.
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# W8 O7 ^/ n: X' o- R% W7 A2 i 386. She hired a car by the hour. She rented a car charging by the hour.
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387. Someone is ringing the bell. Someone rang the bell.

) }7 K" x0 M* J 388. The Smiths are my neighbors. The Smiths are my neighbors.
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$ v% Y8 \) V  Q 389. These shoes don't fit right. These shoes do not fit.
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390. This is only the first half. This is the first.
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391. This pen doesn't write well. This pen does not write.
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392. Would you like a cup of tea? you want a cup of tea you?
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# u' f, C) d: R 393. You really look sharp today. How are you today beautiful.

394. Another cat came to my house. Another cat came to my home.

395. Check your answers with mine. Your answer with my check.
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396. Don't keep the truth from me. Do not keep the truth.
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397. Everything has its beginning. Everything has.

  J/ w7 ?# i  |5 m 398. He came to the point at once. He came to the point at.
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399. He fell behind with his work. He fell behind.

400. He is the happiest man alive. He is the most happy person. 401. He neither smokes nor drinks. He neither smokes nor drinks.
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402. He ran his horse up the hill. He rode up the hill.
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403. He reminds me of his brother. He reminds me of his brother.
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404. He was efficient in his work. He was efficient.

405. He will do anything but work. If not work, he will do whatever.

406. His father runs a restaurant. His father ran a restaurant.
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407. I have something to tell you. I have something to tell you.
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408. I smelled a smell of cooking. I smell the smell of cooking.

, y: B* v, K4 {; y+ Q' s$ R 409. I want to see the film again. I really want to see it again.
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/ N3 r2 f; ~. ^' Z! \/ A 410. I've got too much work to do. I do too much work.
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411. Let's go for a walk, shall we? Let's go for a walk, okay?
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412. Please let me check the bill. Let me check.

413. Plenty of sleep is healthful. Plenty of sleep.
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3 Y9 y  \) W! o8 J5 e" } 414. The sun comes up in the east. The sun rises in the east.

4 r. h- ~* F7 Y: m; w/ _; e 415. This is because we feel pain. This is because we feel pain.

: l3 A( N. h" f$ j& E 416. What do you desire me to do? you want me to do?

/ W7 o* b. A8 g) ] 417. What you said was quite true. you said was quite true.

& q" K/ [! i' D; \2 k: {" K9 I# ` 418. You can either stay or leave. You can either stay or leave.

  X# f  s: ]5 T6 s 419. Your life is your own affair. Your life is your own business.

3 l8 T  A( b( A" V! U; o4 n 420. All that glitters is not gold. All that glitters is not gold.

421. Are you going to have a party? you to have a party you?
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5 [7 N5 Q# O; h5 D/ i 422. Aren't you concerned about it? Do not you worry you?
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5 O& F$ m" Y: a6 }, Z 423. Don't forget to keep in touch. Do not forget to keep in touch.
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424. He broke his words once again. He broke his words once again.

425. He is in his everyday clothes. He was dressed in ordinary clothes.

426. He is taller than I by ahead. He is taller than me.
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427. He led them down the mountain. He led them down.

428. He was trained to be a lawyer. He was trained to be a lawyer.

429. I am afraid that l have to go. I have to leave.

430. I don't have any cash with me. I do not have the cash.

2 s" D4 \+ m2 D/ M% K1 _! k$ W 431. I have been putting on weight. I have been putting.

432. I have just finished the book. I just finished reading this book.

% u- w! |; q/ R0 o1 g 433. I was late for work yesterday, I was late for work yesterday.
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434. It appears to be a true story. It appears to be true.

% E9 [  N  P  S9 y: I1 U) m* f 435. I've got to start working out. I got to start exercise.
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436. Japan is to the east of China. Japan to the east.

437. John asked Grace to marry him, John asked Grace to marry.
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5 f% w$ J! }! T' t7 g( z% | 438. My watch is faster than yours. I table the table faster than you.
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6 U, r; [) R) Z, c# X$ s$ I 439. New China was founded in l949. Founding of new China in 1949.

5 [; C- G' T; L2 \' X: M2 i 440. Thanks for your flattering me. Thank you for your praise.
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7 \9 n/ n; t9 g5 V 441. They charged the fault on him. They charged the fault.

6 v, H8 h8 [& P7 q6 J 442. This car is in good condition. This car is very good.
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. P/ ^% e: Q; Q( v 443. This work itself is very easy. This work itself is very easy.

444. Truth is the daughter of time. Time to see the truth.