Common sentences: He abuses his authority. - The wind has died down. - This knife cuts well. - My uncle bought me this book. - It's too large. - The meeting was closed. - She visited him in Boston. - Could you describe to the jury what happened? - She stood by him. - Over here. - OK. Where? - I want you to return the book I lent you the other day. - There is no hope of his recovery. - She advised him not to eat between meals. - Happy Birthday. - I'll take you to the bus stop. - Is your dog mean? - I wonder if it will rain tomorrow. - I will give you this book. - He took a look at the newspaper before going to bed. - He can play the guitar. ( EnglishH 0225 z8m )

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