Common sentences: How many children do you have? - Who broke this? - She is constantly writing letters. - This shop carries men's clothing. - That's enough for today. - I am tired of my work. - The waves are high. - The wind blew her hat off. - The wind grew stronger. - I'd like to change my room. - She was not in the mood for lunch. - I like it. - I got over it. You should, too. - That's really great! - Just because he's wise, doesn't mean that he's honest. - She asked him to come into her house. - I've never met her. - He works as hard as any other student. - The big one or the small one? - - ( EnglishH 1731 z8m )

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