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That belongs to James' little brother.

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She made a sandwich with cheese tomato and cucumber.

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Mum asked, “Did you remember your bag?”

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Its time to leave for the concert.

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We’re going swimming then we’ll grab some lunch.

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Ben whispered, “They’re already here.”

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The instructions were long, but ultimately comprehencible.

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She signed the contract without reading the final paragraf.

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They decorated the hall with colurful banners and streamers.

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He was accused of theft but proved his innosence.

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Her decission surprised the entire committee.

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The witness gave a believable and consistant statement.

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We had [few], [many], [lot], [less], [fewer] problems than last time.

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He wasn’t allowed to go [before], [until], [during], [behind], [by] the work was done.

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The students sat [quieter], [quiet], [quietness], [quieten], [quietly] at their desks.

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The journey was long [so], [because], [although], [but], [since] rewarding.

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They live [by], [to], [in], [at], [on] a small farm near the woods.

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I asked him to explain it [back], [more], [yet], [again], [still] so I could understand.