Common sentences: Take whichever you want. - It is likely to be fine. - I don't like the popcorn they have there. I think they put too much salt on it. - You can go if you want to. - He is very kind. - I don't care for him. - I really appreciate your kindness. - What's your major? - Is it far from here? - She needed some money to buy something to feed her dog. - I know that it is highly unlikely that we'll see any whales today. - Come again tomorrow. - Well, besides the apples, I bought oranges and bananas. - He goes to school by bus. - They are both in the room. - She told him to rewrite his resume. - Everyone in her class likes her. - The sun is shining. - I shouldn't have to go to the dentist again for a while. - - ( EnglishH 0303 z8m )

https://translate.google.com/#view=home&op=translate&sl=en&tl=vi&text='I'm+not+going+anywhere':+Matt+Gaetz+defiant+in+Florida+speech+after+House+Ethics+Committee+opens+investigation+-+`Negotiating+with+your+worst+enemy':+Biden+in+risky+talks+to+pay+Brazil+to+save+Amazon+-+Rand+Paul+urges+voters+to+oust+GOP+Senators+Murkowski+and+Collins:+"This+is+our+problem"+-+Former+US+vice-president+Mike+Pence+pleaded+to+`clear+the+Capitol',+new+timeline+of+riot+shows