Common sentences: Have both of you already eaten? - We competed with each other for the prize. - He runs a shoe shop. - I'm just looking around. - She isn't afraid of snakes. - I don't want to lose this match. - She pinched him. - You should be careful when you drive a car. - She's much heavier than him. - Doesn't your mother live in the city? - At first, I mistook him for your brother. - I see. How's work been going? - That's very nice of you, thanks. Have you finished your shopping yet? - Forget it. - She smiled at him. - What time is check out? - I'm going to call Tom tomorrow and ask him to help. - We still have a lot of food left. - Here you are. - - ( EnglishH 0607 z8m )

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